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El Djurado

Original title: Djurado
  • 1966
  • 1h 13m
IMDb RATING
4.9/10
63
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El Djurado (1966)
Spaghetti WesternActionDramaWestern

A gunfighter rides into town and immediately becomes involved in a violent dispute between a pretty saloon owner and a dangerous outlaw.A gunfighter rides into town and immediately becomes involved in a violent dispute between a pretty saloon owner and a dangerous outlaw.A gunfighter rides into town and immediately becomes involved in a violent dispute between a pretty saloon owner and a dangerous outlaw.

  • Director
    • Giovanni Narzisi
  • Writers
    • Giovanni Narzisi
    • William Azzella
    • Federico De Urrutia
  • Stars
    • Dante Posani
    • Scilla Gabel
    • Mariangela Giordano
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    4.9/10
    63
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Giovanni Narzisi
    • Writers
      • Giovanni Narzisi
      • William Azzella
      • Federico De Urrutia
    • Stars
      • Dante Posani
      • Scilla Gabel
      • Mariangela Giordano
    • 2User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Dante Posani
    • Djurado
    • (as Montgomery Clark)
    • …
    Scilla Gabel
    Scilla Gabel
    • Barbara Donovan
    Mariangela Giordano
    Mariangela Giordano
    • Tommy's Wife Dorianne
    • (as Mary Jordan)
    Luis Induni
    Luis Induni
    • Ducaine the Tucan
    Margaret Lee
    Margaret Lee
    • Mitzy the Saloon Girl
    Isarco Ravaioli
    • Marshal Ray Daller
    Mirella Pamphili
    Mirella Pamphili
    • Mary Ducaine
    Goyo Lebrero
    • Don José Rafael
    Mario Filippo
    Peter Adamov
    • Tommy Donovan
    • (uncredited)
    Fortunato Arena
    • Tucan's Henchman Talbert
    • (uncredited)
    Loris Bazzocchi
    • Tucan's Lieutenant
    • (uncredited)
    Federico Boido
    Federico Boido
    • Tucan's Henchman
    • (uncredited)
    Michele Branca
    • Tucan's Henchman
    • (uncredited)
    Quinto Marziale
    • Cheater Poker Player
    • (uncredited)
    Gianni Meccia
    • Ricky the Guitar Player
    • (uncredited)
    Pietro Torrisi
    Pietro Torrisi
    • Tucan's Henchman Dallas
    • (uncredited)
    Alberto Venturi
    • Poker Player
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Giovanni Narzisi
    • Writers
      • Giovanni Narzisi
      • William Azzella
      • Federico De Urrutia
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    5ma-cortes

    Routine Italo-Spagnola Spaghetti Western with thrills , duels , attacks , and shots

    Moving Spaghetti Western is filled with unstopped action , thrills , brawls and crossfire . Djurado or Jim Golden Poker (as Montgomery Clark) is a gunslinger who rides into a town called ¨Silver Mine City¨ and immediately becomes involved in a violent dispute between a pretty saloon owner (Scilla Gabel) and a powerful owner , Tucan (Luis Induni) . Tucan wants the closed saloon, that's why below there's a silver mine. Later on , Tucan's henchmen carry out a bank robbery and assault a stagecoach where the new sheriff travels. Then , Jim Parker is accused of the bank robbery and being relentlessly chased. Along the way, Djurado falls in love for a beautiful saloon girl (Margaret Lee) who's subsequently kidnapped.

    This stirring tortilla/Ravioli Western packs shootouts , noisy action , pursuits , dances of the saloon girls and violence . The movie is running out of ideas a bit ; nevertheless , it is still good enough to be fun . Italian-Spanish co-production filmed in Lacio , Rome and Colmenar Viejo , Manzanares del Real , Madrid , full of familiar faces , assaults , exaggerated characters , gun-down , zooms , lots of shots and fights in Terence Hill and Bud Spencer style . Stars the unknown Dante Posani under pseudonym Montgomery Clark giving a so-so acting , he ravages the screen , he jumps, makes acrobatics , hits and runs ; besides , receiving violent punches and wounds . Worthwhile watching for a demonstration of the confrontation between Montgomery Clark along with the new sheriff against Tucan and his hoodlums with some looks that say it all , including a thrilling ending . The film benefits itself from the lush appearance of three Eurotrash beauties : Scilla Gabel , Mariangela Giordano, Margaret Lee at the time married to Klaus Kinski . Here appear important secondaries from Spaghetti/Tortilla or Paella Western , being an Italian/Spanish co-production, there are Spanish actors as Goyo Lebrero , Luis Induni and show up briefly the ordinary Italians : Fortunato Arena , Federico Boido and Pietro Torrisi who in next decade to play various Sword and Witchery films as Peter McCoy.

    Enjoyable and musical score by Gianni Ferrio who composed various Spaghetti scores in Ennio Morricone style. As well as colorful and adequate ciinematography by Miguel Fernández Mila . The motion picture was regular but professionally written/directed by Giovanni Narzisi . He managed to make a fluid and filled with action enough , though average and in medium budget . He was a craftsman who photographed , wrote and directed some movies . As he was cinematographer in ¨I sovversivi¨, ¨La violenza dei dannati¨, ¨A second spring¨, ¨The Love Factory¨, ¨The Grim Reaper¨, ¨Eric the Conqueror¨. He only directed two films : ¨Latin Male Wanted¨and this¨Djurado¨(1966). Rating : 5/10 . Average but passable , only for hardcore Western fans.
    3James-Cronin787

    Quite Dreadful

    The eponymous Djurano rides into town and through his involvement with a pretty gal in a saloon quickly earns the ire of local outlaw Tucan, with violent results. With opening credits that seem to fit a Eurospy feature rather than a Western, music that swings between traditional fair and electric keyboard and absolutely horrid comic relief, this is a film with a tonal and identity crisis. The dubbing is iffy and the sound design leaves out much detail besides characters speaking (well the important ones anyway, there is many a scene where ancillary characters speak with no word to be heard) and the camera work is amateurish and unimaginative. The characters are weak and the plot, though naturally following A to B in that particularly Italian style, is nevertheless unenjoyable. This film also commits two further sins of an egregious nature, utterly wasting the casting of Margaret Lee as she is given practically nothing to do with her brief screen time and then not even having the decency to show her off either for a bit of eye candy to compensate. What a shame, she deserved better.

    As much as I and many others enjoy Spaghetti Westerns, one does have to admit that they can in many cases be dime a dozen and not worth the viewing. For me, Djurado is most definitely one of them.

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    • Trivia
      Djurado (Spanish word for «sworn») was promoted in Italy under that title, banking on the similarity with the much publicized Django (1966) released in April. The main character is played by a newcomer who chose the screen name Montgomey Clark, and looks like Giuliano Gemma who, by coincidence, started his career as Montgomery Wood.
    • Alternate versions
      The Italian version run at 87 minutes. It was cut to 73 minutes and dubbed in English for the international market.
    • Soundtracks
      Solo Il Vento Lo Sa
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      Performed by Gianni Meccia

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    • Release date
      • February 5, 1969 (France)
    • Countries of origin
      • Italy
      • Spain
    • Language
      • Italian
    • Also known as
      • Johnny Golden Poker
    • Filming locations
      • Cinecittà Studios, Cinecittà, Rome, Lazio, Italy(Studio)
    • Production companies
      • Studio T.
      • Astro C.C.
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 13 minutes
    • Sound mix
      • Mono

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