Suo nome gridava vendetta, Il

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Il suo nome gridava vendetta (Italy 1968 / Director: Mario Caiano)

Also known as

The Man Who Cried for Revenge (USA) | Django spricht das Nachtgebet (Germany) | Django sprich dein Nachtgebet (Germany) | O vingador (Portugal) | Verikostaja (Finland) | Blodshämnaren (Finland) | Son nom crie vengeance (France) | Les pistoleros du Nevada (France) | Su nombre gritaba venganza (Spain) | Drick ur whiskyn - lämna stan! (Sweden) | O Seu Nome Clamava Vingança (Brazil) | A Name That Cried Revenge | Cry for Revenge
The Man who Cried for Revenge movie poster

Synopsis

Davy Flannagan (Steffen) lost all his memory of what happened during the war because he was double crossed and shot in the head. When he returns to his hometown Dixon, he's wanted for war crimes. Judge Kellog (Berger) poses as his friend and tries to help him uncover the conspiracy, but Kellog is a liar, and Davy sets out for bandit Hackett's hideout. Hackett, so Kellog told him, took his wife Lisa (Galli) and is behind the whole thing. His path covered with bodies, Davy finds out the truth...

Credits

  • Cast (Italian): Antonio de Teffé [as Anthony Steffen] (Davy Flanagan/Drake), William Berger (Sam Kellogg), Ida Galli [as Evelyn Stewart] (Lisa Flanagan), Claudio Undari [as Robert Hundar] (Clay Hackett/Hooker), Jean Louis (bounty hunter), Mario Brega (Dirty, Clay's opponent), Rossella Bergamonti (whore), Umberto Di Grazia (Crazy Joe henchman), Fortunato Arena (Crazy Joe), Raffaele Baldassarre [as Raf Baldassarre] (Armenian)
  • Uncredited actors: Osiride Pevarello (Thomas, man with letter), Arnaldo Dell'Acqua (Armenian gang member), Riccardo Petrazzi (Jack, watchman), Claudio Ruffini (Buddy), Renzo Pevarello (Buddy's henchman), Rocco Lerro (Crazy Joe henchman), Rinaldo Zamperla (Crazy Joe henchman), Roberto Alessandri (Crazy Joe henchman), Angelo Casadei (Goldfield saloon patron), Sisto Brunetti (Goldfield saloon patron), Ugo Ballester (Goldfield saloon patron), Pietro Torrisi (barn gunman)
  • Director: Mario Caiano [as William Hawkins]
  • Story: Mario Caiano
  • Screenplay: Mario Caiano, Tito Carpi
  • Cinematography: Enzo Barboni (Technicolor - Techniscope 2,35:1)
  • Music: Robby Poitevin
  • Producer: Bianco Manini

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Versions and runtimes

  • Runtime: 100 min

Release Dates

  • July 28, 1968 (Italy)

Filming locations

  • Elios Studios, Rome

Production and business

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