Django - insatiable like Satan

Movie
German title	Django - insatiable like Satan
Original title	Un hombre vino a matar
Country of production	Spain , Italy
original language	English
Publishing year	1967
length	95 (German v. 87) minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	León Klimovsky
script	Odoardo Fiory Luigi Mondello
production	Luigi Mondello
music	Francesco De Masi
camera	Julio Ortas
cut	Gian Maria Messeri
occupation
Richard Wyler : Anthony "Rattler Kid" Garnett Guglielmo Spoletini : Reef (as William Spolt ) Femi Benussi : Helen Conny Caracciolo : Jill Scott Jesús Puente : Alex Turner José Maria Caffarel : Martin Anderson Luis Induni : Vic Miguel del Castillo : Sam Scott Lucio De Santis : Jeff Frank Braña : Tom (as Francisco Braña ) Aurora de Alba : Ennis Simón Arriaga : Jim Santiago Rivera : Public Prosecutor Rafael Albaicín : José Brad Harris : Sheriff Bill Manners
synchronization

Django - insatiable like Satan (original title: Un hombre vino a matar ) is a Spaghetti Western from 1967. The Spanish-Italian coproduction by León Klimovsky was released on December 5, 1969 in German cinemas. The alternative title is The Man Who Came to Kill .

action

Tony Garnett is charged with stealing Fort Jackson's payroll and killing Captain Davis. However, the condemned man can flee. His bitterness, harshness and unscrupulousness, which he develops in the search for the real culprit, make him a dreaded bandit who is called the "Rattler Kid". His cousin Riff, who is part of his gang, sends him to Akela to kill the sheriff while he tries to rob the bank himself. Arrived in Akela, Tony meets his teacher Bill Manners, who immediately sees through him. He tries to prevent the deed, but is wounded by the reef that has meanwhile arrived and that escapes with the booty of the robbery.

Tony is now on the trail of his cousin and discovers Fort Jackson's wages while staying at his ranch. The culprit he has long sought is Riff. When they meet, it comes to a fight, which Tony wins. The sheriff can persuade Tony to let Riff live and turn over to justice; the wages are brought to the fort. Tony Garnett is now an honorable, free man.

criticism

Segnalazioni Cinematografiche saw in the "serial Western" a "colorless attempt to let the genre live on, a careless script and modest representation skills."

Remarks

Only in the German version did the protagonist mutate into Django; the Italian title of the film is L'uomo venuto per uccidere , the international Rattler Kid .

synchronization

The German-language dubbing was created for DEFA in 1983 based on the book by Harald Thiemann and directed by Klaus-Michael Lura . The following were occupied:

• Richard Wyler: Michael Telloke
• Brad Harris: Lutz Riemann
• Guglielmo Spoletini: Horst Manz
• Jesús Puente: Manfred Wagner
• Luis Induni: Detlev Witte

as well as Werner Ehrlicher , Manfred Richter and Karl-Maria Steffens .

Web links

• Django - insatiable as Satan in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon.it
• Spanish synchronization directory

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Django - as insatiable as Satan. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ↑ Vol. LXIII, 1968