Ultimo killer, L'

L'ultimo killer (Italy 1967 / Director: Giuseppe Vari)

Also known as

Django l'ultimo killer | Django, the Last Killer | Django the Last Gunfighter | The Ultimate Killer | Rocco - Ich leg' dich um | El ultimo pistolero | Le dernier tueur | Django de laatste killer | O Último Assassino | Django O Último Matador | Cangonun Sonu | Django, o Último Killer | Poslednji Ubica

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Synopsis

After his parents are killed by the men of landowner John Barrett, Ramon, is wounded while trying to get revenge. By chance, his life is saved by Rezza, an old disillusioned killer. While Rezza nurses Ramon's wounds, the two men become sort of friends. Rezza teaches Ramon the art of shooting and surviving and also the philosophy of the loneliness a killer has to bear. When the talented Ramon becomes a real threat to Barrett, the landowner hires Rezza to kill Ramon.

Credits

• Cast (Italian): Luigi Montefiori [as George Eastman] (Ramón 'Chico'), Dragomir Bojanic [as Anthony Ghidra] (Raza / Rezza / Rocco / Django), Dana Ghia (Lola), Mirko Ellis (Stevens), Gianni Medici [as John Hamilton] (Bart / Burt), Giuseppe Addobbati [as John McDouglas] (Ramón's father), Paolo Figlia [as Frank Fargas] (Mack McRay), John Mathios, Fred Coplan (Slim), Valentino Macchi, Anton De Gortes, Paolo Reale [as Paul Real] (bartender), Max Fraser, Daniele Vargas (John Barrett)
• Also with: Giulio Maculani (sheriff) [credited as Giulio Maculan (maestro d'armi)], Remo Capitani (Barrett henchman), Giuseppe Castellano (Barrett henchman), Amerigo Castrichella (Barrett henchman), Enzo Mondino (townsman)

• Director: Giuseppe Vari [as Joseph Warren]
• Story: Victor Catena [as Victor Cabot], Arthur Frank
• Screenplay: Augusto Caminito
• Cinematography: Angelo Filippini [Technicolor, Techniscope 2,35:1]
• Music: Roberto Pregadio
• Producer: Franco Committeri, Luciano Pappalardo, Mario Rossi
• Maestro d'armi: Giulio Maculani

Reviews

• Film Review
• DVD Review (Deutsch)
• Review by Siringo ()

Trivia

• It's likely the actor credit for John Mathios refers to stunt director, Giulio Maculani, who has a substantial role as the sheriff.

Versions and runtimes

• Runtime: 87 min

Release Dates

• August 10, 1967 (Italy)

Filming locations

• Rome: Manziana
• Rome: Magliana
• Rome: Villa Musollini
• Italy: Sardinia

External Links

• Review by Por um punhado de euros (Portuguese)
• Review at mondo esoterica
• Review by 800 SW (Spain)
• Review at Comicbookandmoviereviews.com

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