Uomo, l'orgoglio, la vendetta, L'

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L'uomo, l'orgoglio, la vendetta (Italy · West Germany 1967 / Director: Luigi Bazzoni)

Also known as

Man, Pride and Vengeance (UK) | Pride and Vengeance (USA) | Der Mann, Der Stolz, die Rache (Germany) | Mit Django kam der Tod (Germany) | Carmen - mit Django kam der Tod (Germany) | O homem, o orgulho e a vingança (Portugal) | L'homme, l'orgueil et la vengeance (France) | El hombre, el orguillo, y la venganza (Spain) | Django Não Perdoa, Mata (Brazil) | Homem, o Orgulho e a Vingança... (Brazil) | 裏切りの荒野 Uragiri no Kouya (Japan) | Мъж – гордост и отмъщение (Bulgaria) | The Love, the Pride and the Vengeance | A Man, His Pride and His Vengeance
Man, Pride and Vengeance movie poster

Synopsis

The film tells the story of a Spanish soldier (Nero), who falls in love with a gypsy (Aumont) only to end up deserting the army and being chased into the border lands, where he joins the gypsy smugglers to rob money for a journey to America. But it turns out his love has a husband (Kinski) and is only using him again and again....

Credits

  • Cast (Italian): Franco Nero (Don Jose / Django), Tina Aumont (Carmen / Conchita), Klaus Kinski [as Klaus Kinsky] (Miguel Garcia), Guido Lollobrigida [as Lee Burton] (Tanquiero), Franco Ressel (Lieutenant), Karl Schönböck (rich Englishman), Alberto Dell'Acqua (Remandado 'The Kid'), Marcella Valeri (Dorotea, landlady), Maria Mizar (woman having a fight with Carmen), Mara Carisi (Nina, diner proprietor), Anna De Padova, Ivan Giovanni Scratuglia (Seville soldier), Tino Buriani, Aldo Vasco (gold stage driver), Hans Albrecht
  • Also with: José Manuel Martín (Juan), Alba Maiolini (woman at gate), Luisa De Padova, Rex Gildo
  • Director: Luigi Bazzoni
  • Story: "Carmen" Prosper Merimee
  • Screenplay: Luigi Bazzoni, Suso Cecchi D'Amico
  • Cinematography: Camillo Bazzoni (Technicolor - Techniscope 2,35:1)
  • Music: Carlo Rustichelli
  • Producers: Luigi Rovere, Fernando Ventimiglia

Reviews

Trivia

  • The film is being marketed as a Spaghetti Western in Germany, where it was retitled as a Django movie. The (West) German "Django" dub therefore makes the film sound like a typical western, with talk of El Paso and Mexico instead of Spain. The film's typical western elements though, make the scheme work to some extent.

Versions and runtimes

  • Runtime: 100 min

Release Dates

  • December 22, 1967 (Italy)

Filming locations

  • Tabernas - Almeria
  • Guadix - Granada
  • Almeria: San Jose
  • Almeria: Plaza de Toros

Production and business

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