Django ! Prépare ton cercueil

Original title: Preparati la bara!

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Terence Hill in Django ! Prépare ton cercueil (1968)

A gunfighter forms a gang of "deceased" execution victims to get revenge on the politician and outlaw who killed his wife.A gunfighter forms a gang of "deceased" execution victims to get revenge on the politician and outlaw who killed his wife.A gunfighter forms a gang of "deceased" execution victims to get revenge on the politician and outlaw who killed his wife.

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Terence Hill

Django

Horst Frank

David Barry

George Eastman

Lucas

Bruna Simionato

Mercedes
(as Barbara Simon)

Pinuccio Ardia

Orazio…

Guido Lollobrigida

Jonathan Abbott
(as Lee Burton)

Gianni Brezza

Alvarez

Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia

Pat O'Connor
(as Ivan Scratuglia)

Luciano Rossi

Yankee Jack
(as Edward G. Ross)

Andrea Scotti

Lucas Gang Member

Roberto Simmi

Wallace

Spartaco Conversi

Django Gang Member

Franco Balducci

Sheriff

Adriana Giuffrè

Yankee Jack's Wife

Lucio De Santis

Django Gang Member

Angela Minervini

Lucy Cassidy

Giovanni Di Benedetto

Walcott
(as Gianni De Benedetto)

José Torres

Garcia
(as Josè Torres)

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10/10

2nd best to the original! A great movie!

Here is a early film of Terence Hill as Django, the legendary machine-gunning mystery man always bent on revenge. This is a terrific film and the best Django since the original with Franco Nero. Terence Hill plays the part perfectly & along with a very good cast. Django had always been one of my favorite western characters. The character is always so dark and without the pretentiousness that some westerns have at times. If you like westerns that are dark & all about revenge you will really enjoy this. The soundtrack is great with the usual belting out of "DJANGOOOO!!!" that you'll find in various songs that are in the other 857645645645645 Django movies. If you ever find a copy of this film pick it up for sure, it is almost impossible to find these days.

AriSquad
Mar 27, 2004
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Trivia
The band Gnarls Barkley sampled the soundtrack from this film for their hit song "Crazy".

Goofs
Lucas is wearing a coat with a modern plastic button on its back.

Alternate versions
When the film was released in cinema in Sweden, almost all the violence was removed. 11 cuts(!) were made.

Connections
Edited into Spaghetti Western Trailer Show (2007)

Soundtracks
You'd Better Smile
Performed by Nicola Di Bari
Composed by Gianfranco Reverberi (uncredited) and Gian Piero Reverberi (uncredited)
Lyrics by Giuseppe Cassia (uncredited)
Directed by Gian Piero Reverberi (uncredited)
Recorded on R.C.A. Italiana records