Django the Bastard
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“From Hell... the Stranger Comes Back!”
A Confederate soldier returns from the dead to take revenge on three officers who betrayed his unit in battle.
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Cast
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Anthony Steffen
Django
Known for
The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave
Viva! Django
Paolo Gozlino
Major Rod Murdok
Known for
Man of La Mancha
Luciano Rossi
Hugh / Jack Murdok
Known for
They Call Me Trinity
Crime Busters
Teodoro Corrà
Williams
Known for
Five Dolls for an August Moon
Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die!
Jean Louis
Howard Ross
Known for
Trinity Is Still My Name
Man of the East
Carlo Gaddi
Brett
Known for
The Conformist
Rome, Armed to the Teeth
Victoriano Gazzarra
Sam Hawkens
Known for
Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die!
Thomas Rudy
Rowland
Known for
They Call Me Trinity
Private House of the SS
Lucia Bomez
Whore
Also in
The Doll of Satan
The Return of Ringo
Emy Rossi Scotti
Howard's wife
Also in
The Violent Four
Rada Rassimov
Alethea / Alida Murdok
Known for
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The Cat o' Nine Tails
Ennio Antonelli
Rowland Gang Member
Known for
Eccezzziunale... veramente
Fantozzi Still Suffers
Sergio Garrone Director · Anthony Steffen Writer Elsio Mancuso Composer
United States release April 19, 1974 · Produced in Italy · Production Tigielle 33, New Line Cinema
Production
Società Europea Produzioni Associate Cinematografiche
Production
Tigielle 33
Production
New Line Cinema
Studio
Italy
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Languages
Original title
Django il bastardo
Original language
Italian
Spoken on screen
Italian
Release dates
Italy · November 8, 1969
Theatrical
United States · April 19, 1974
Theatrical
Germany
January 7, 1971 · Theatrical · Constantin
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