Django returns home to discover that his father has been killed by local bandits in a business deal gone wrong.Django returns home to discover that his father has been killed by local bandits in a business deal gone wrong.Django returns home to discover that his father has been killed by local bandits in a business deal gone wrong.
Ivan Rassimov
- Django Foster
- (as Sean Todd)
Ignazio Spalla
- Barrica
- (as Pedro Sanchez)
Vincenzo Musolino
- Hondo
- (as Bill Jackson)
Armando Guarnieri
- Foster Senior
- (as Armando Guarneri)
Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia
- Alvarez Henchman
- (as Ivan Scratuglia)
Remo Capitani
- Alvarez Henchman
- (uncredited)
Amerigo Castrighella
- Barrett
- (uncredited)
Nicola Di Gioia
- Hondo Henchman
- (uncredited)
César Ojinaga
- Navarro
- (uncredited)
Aysanoa Runachagua
- Hondo Henchman
- (uncredited)
Dino Strano
- Johnny
- (uncredited)
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This film should really be called Wait Django
just wait because that's what he does for most of the film! Periodically some guys turn up to be shot but it's all about the waiting.
Y'see, Django (this time played by Ivan "I'm a man, not a fish" Rassimov) is out for revenge after some bandits double cross his dad, steal his dad's money, then steal the money from themselves, then get themselves killed by another guy who steals his dad's money, then hides in a hotel with Django outside while some other guys come to Django's house and are all like 'where's Django at?', who then get themselves killed so some other guys turn up asking "Where's those guys at who were asking where Django's at?" and so on and so forth until just about everyone ends up dead.
Ivan and Rada Rassimov really look alike, eh? Never noticed that before. This one at least tries to be different, but in a rather uneventful way that must have saved a fortune on locations –Seriously, there's like four different locations here – Django's house, Bad guy number one's house, the village where the guy hides out, and bad guy number two's ranch. That's it! Thrown in a comic drunk guy, a fat sidekick and a whole lot of doing nothing and there's your film.
Good 'nervously tapping a silver dollar on a table' action though
Y'see, Django (this time played by Ivan "I'm a man, not a fish" Rassimov) is out for revenge after some bandits double cross his dad, steal his dad's money, then steal the money from themselves, then get themselves killed by another guy who steals his dad's money, then hides in a hotel with Django outside while some other guys come to Django's house and are all like 'where's Django at?', who then get themselves killed so some other guys turn up asking "Where's those guys at who were asking where Django's at?" and so on and so forth until just about everyone ends up dead.
Ivan and Rada Rassimov really look alike, eh? Never noticed that before. This one at least tries to be different, but in a rather uneventful way that must have saved a fortune on locations –Seriously, there's like four different locations here – Django's house, Bad guy number one's house, the village where the guy hides out, and bad guy number two's ranch. That's it! Thrown in a comic drunk guy, a fat sidekick and a whole lot of doing nothing and there's your film.
Good 'nervously tapping a silver dollar on a table' action though
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- ConnectionsReferenced in Django: The One and Only (2003)
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- Cinecittà Studios, Cinecittà, Rome, Lazio, Italy(studio: shot in)
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By what name was Non aspettare Django, spara (1967) officially released in Canada in English?
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