(1971) Viva! Django/ A Man Called Django!/ W Django!
DUBBED
SPAGHETTI WESTERN
It opens with a young blonde lady murdered in her own place and was shot and killed after a failed attempted assault. The next scene has Django (Anthony Steffen) coming into town with his saddle, and he notices that the entire town is almost empty other than gun men and a bar keep, Paco (Donato Castellaneta) at a saloon who lives with his cheating wife, Lola (Esmeralda Barros). Django also manages to get a sap, Sam to carry his saddle around for him as well. And just when a hanging begins, Django manages to set him free by disguising himself as a monk robe and all. When the man of the town, Jeff (Chris Avram) notices this, he then orders his gun men to go after him. A few unfunny comedy routines later with Django making fools out of Jeff;s gun men, he then manages to escape them, by loosening their saddles beforehand as each one of them fall off. By the time he goes and meets up with the guy he freed from the hanging, he then shoots and kills the rest of his men, before he cross examines him. We find out his name is Carranza (Glauco Onorato) and that he needs his assistance to pin point the people involve that has something to do with his wife's murder. It was at this point we are enlightened in terms of the young lady who was shot and killed at the opening, as it became Django's main objective. For the only assumption is that we saw is that four people were involved with one shooter. The first name is the gun runner, Thompson (Riccardo Pizzuti) and the leader of the gun running gang, Jeff, and Gomez (Chris Avram).
The comedy routines are flat and some of the gun scenes are nothing special. And then it is like after the 27 minute mark, viewers should be able to figure out that other person is way before the star does.