E Dio disse a Caino

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E Dio disse a Caino... (Italy · West Germany 1969 / Director: Antonio Margheriti)

Also known as

And God Said to Cain (USA) | Cain's Revenge (Australia) | Satan der Rache (Germany) | ...Y Dios dijo a Cain (Spain) | La venganza de Satán (Spain) [video title] | Nacido para matar (Spain) [video title] | ...E Deus Disse a Caim (Brazil) | Et le vent apporta le violence (France) | Un homme, un cheval, un fusil (France) | Et Dieu dit a Cain (France) | Dödsjakten (Sweden) | Gejaagd door geweld (Belgium) | Kai o Theos sihathike ton Kain (Greece) | Ponoćni Obračun (Yugoslavia) | Direito de Vingança (Portugal) | そして、神はカインに語った (Japan) | Satan of Revenge | Revenge at Sundown | Fury at Sundown | Shoot Twice
And God Said to Cain movie poster

Synopsis

After ten years of forced labour, for a crime he never committed, Gary Hamilton is pardoned. The man who framed him, Acombar, has become a local tyrant, who pays an army of gunmen to protect him. A tornado is gathering when Hamilton approaches Acombar town, and the gunmen who are waiting for him are blinded by the dust raised by the heavy winds. Hamilton uses the network of underground galleries from an Indian graveyard to stalk his enemies and kill them one by one, most of them in gruesome fashion, helped by some of the town’s people who hate Acombar.

Credits

  • Cast (Italian): Klaus Kinski (Gary Hamilton), Peter Carsten (Acombar), Marcella Michelangeli (Maria / Mary Acombar), Antonio Cantafora (Dick Acombar), Giuliano Raffaelli (Jonathan, doctor), Guido Lollobrigida [as Lee Burton] (Miguel Santamaria), Luciano Pigozzi [as Alan Collins] (Francisco Santamaria), Lucio De Santis (Jim Santamaria), María Luisa Sala (Rosy), Joaquín Blanco (Frank), Marco Morelli (priest), Giacomo Furia (Juanito, butler), Furio Meniconi (Mike), Luigi Bonos [as Gigi Bonos] (Joe, the madman), Franco Gulà (old gun dealer)
  • Uncredited actors: Amerigo Santarelli (blacksmith), Paul Costello (bartender), Antonio Danesi (warden's driver), Fulvio Pellegrino (stage shotgun), Osiride Pevarello (Pedro, Acombar henchman), Renzo Pevarello (Acombar henchman), Riccardo Petrazzi (Acombar henchman), Pietro Torrisi (Acombar henchman)
  • Director: Antonio Margheriti [as Anthony Dawson]
  • Story: Giovanni Addessi
  • Screenplay: Antonio Margheriti, Giovanni Addessi
  • Cinematography: Luciano Trasatti, Riccardo Pallottini [Technicolor - Techniscope 2,35:1]
  • Music: Carlo Savina
  • Song: "Rocks, Blood and Sand" sung by Don Powell
  • Producers: Giovanni Addessi, Peter Carsten

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Versions and runtimes

  • Runtime: 100 min
  • There are two known versions of the film. Some releases have a minute and a half cut out of the film at approximately the 15:22 mark. It is confirmed that the French M6 version does not have this extended scene.

Release Dates

  • February 5, 1970 (Italy)

Filming locations

  • Elios Film Studios
  • Rome: Magliana - Prison Quarry
  • Rome: Sutri - The Caves
  • Rome: Villa Mussolini - Acombar's House

Production and business

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