Django says the night prayer

Movie
German title	Django says the night prayer
Original title	Il suo nome gridava vendetta
Country of production	Italy , Spain
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1968
length	91 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Mario Caiano; ( as William Hawkins )
script	Mario Caiano ; Tito Carpi
production	Bianco Manini
music	Robby Poitevin
camera	Enzo Barboni
cut	Renato Cinquini
occupation
	Anthony Steffen : Davy Flanagan; William Berger : Sam Kellogg; Ida Galli : Liza ; (as Evelyn Stewart ); Claudio Undari : Clay Hackett ; ( as Robert Hundar ); Mario Brega : Dirty; Rossella Bergamonti : prostitute; Umberto Di Grazia : one of Crazy Joe's people; Fortunato Arena : Crazy Joe; Raf Baldassarre : Jack; Osiride Pevarello : Illiterate; Claudio Ruffini : Buddy; Aldo Dell'Acqua : gang member; Rocco Lerro : one of Crazy Joe's people; Renzo Pevarello : Buddy's buddy;

Django speaks the night prayer is an Italian-Spanish feature film from 1968 by Mario Caiano . It is an action-packed spaghetti western , which is also known under the name Django speak your night prayer . The first performance in German-speaking countries took place on June 19, 1970.

action

After the American Civil War, Davy Flanagan, who lost his memory after an injury, wanders around until he is recognized and captured by a bounty hunter. However, he managed to escape and returned to his hometown. His wife is now married to the bandit Clay Hackett and is severely addicted to alcohol. Sam Kellogg first offers him help. However, Davy finds out that he has set him up and goes with Kellogg on the way to the gang of Crazy Joe. Disguised as a whiskey seller, he arrives in the bandits' lair, where Clay Hacket, who previously killed Crazy Joe, and his wife are. Eventually it comes to a showdown, where Davy can remember Sam Kellogg again.

Reviews

"One of the weaker action westerns from genre pro Mario Caiano"

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“Rousing, almost as a thriller continuous western, in which finally no pure avenger story is in the foreground. A gem "

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The lexicon of international film saw a “confused” work. Even the evangelical film observer doesn't think much of the film: “Another 'fake' Django film from Italy's western factory, which only emulates its successful model in terms of the number of corpses, but otherwise disappoints with a confused plot. A horror for friends of good westerns! "

Web links

Django talks the night prayer in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Django speaks the night prayer in the online film database
The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

↑ Ulrich P. Bruckner: For a few more corpses. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag 2006
↑ Michael Kraus: Once upon a Time in the West !. Agart Verlag 1998
↑ Django says the night prayer. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
↑ Evangelical Press Association Munich, Review No. 262/1970.

[1] Ulrich P. Bruckner: For a few more corpses. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag 2006

[2] Michael Kraus: Once upon a Time in the West !. Agart Verlag 1998

[3] Django says the night prayer. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .

[4] Evangelical Press Association Munich, Review No. 262/1970.