Django Kills Softly (1967): Cast
Django Kills Softly is a 1967 western directed by Massimo Pupillo, starring George Eastman as Django, Anna Manduchi and Domenico Maggio. It runs 1 hour 25 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 25m (85 min)
- Director
- Massimo Pupillo
- Genre
- Western
- Original language
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Italian - After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Django Kills Softly About?
The premise of Django Kills Softly without spoilers.
Hired by trader Sanders to secure safe passage for his cargo, gun‑fighter Django rides into Santa Anna. He finds Sanders dead and learns rival Thompson must now face the Mexican bandit El Santo. After a brief liaison with widowed Linda, who knows of a lost gold mine, Django agrees to escort a shipment through El Santo’s territory, escalating conflict.
Django Kills Softly Themes & Keywords
· 29 tags- italo western
- attempted rape
- attempted kiss
- love
- escape
- django
- mexican
- gunslinger
- cowboy
- street shootout
- quick draw
- gun fu
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- gunfight
- shootout
- franchise
- sequel
- male female relationship
- small town
- scout
- outlaw gang
- mute
- maverick
- dancehall girl
- dance hall
- barroom brawl
- arms deal
- violence
- spaghetti western
- death of child
Django Kills Softly Cast & Characters
George Eastman leads the cast as Django, with Anna Manduchi as Mrs. Sanders and Domenico Maggio as El Santo (comme Mimmo Maggio). Directed by Massimo Pupillo; 11 actors are credited in all.
- Director Massimo Pupillo
- George Eastman as Django
- Anna Manduchi as Mrs. Sanders
- Domenico Maggio as El Santo (comme Mimmo Maggio)
- Liana Orfei as Linda
Also Starring in Django Kills Softly
· 7 more- Luciano Rossi Dr. Thompson
- Federico Boido Celui nerveux (comme Rik Boyd)
- Spartaco Conversi Miguel
- Peter Hellman Rosson
- Antonio Tomahawk Pedro
- Mimmo Maggio El Santo
- Paul Marou Steve (as Paul Maru)
More from Massimo Pupillo
More films directed by Massimo Pupillo: Lady Morgan’s Vengeance, Bloody Pit of Horror and Terror-Creatures from the Grave.
Django Kills Softly Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Django Kills Softly.
Django Kills Softly Also Known As
5 alternative titles, including “Django Kills Silently” and “Django tötet leise”.
- Also known as
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- Django Kills Silently
- Django tötet leise
- Django el taciturno
- Django, le taciturne
- Джанго убивает нежно
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Movies Like Django Kills Softly
Films with a similar story, tone or audience, including Django Kill… If You Live, Shoot!, A Few Dollars for Django and Don’t Wait, Django… Shoot!.
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Django Kill… If You Live, Shoot! 1967 -
A Few Dollars for Django 1966 -
Don’t Wait, Django… Shoot! 1967 -
Django Challenges Sartana 1970 -
Django, Prepare a Coffin 1968 -
Django 1966 -
Django Shoots First 1966 -
Viva! Django 1971 -
Kill Django…Kill First 1971 -
Django the Condemned 1965 -
Django and Sartana Are Coming… It’s the End 1970 -
Django’s Cut Price Corpses 1971
Django Kills Softly FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Django Kills Softly, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Django Kills Softly?
Django Kills Softly runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).
When was Django Kills Softly released?
Django Kills Softly was released on April 29, 1967.
Who directed Django Kills Softly?
Django Kills Softly was directed by Massimo Pupillo.
More films by Massimo Pupillo Who is in the cast of Django Kills Softly?
Django Kills Softly stars George Eastman as Django, Anna Manduchi as Mrs. Sanders and Domenico Maggio as El Santo (comme Mimmo Maggio), among 11 credited actors.
Does Django Kills Softly have a post-credit scene?
No. Django Kills Softly has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Django Kills Softly in?
The original language of Django Kills Softly is Italian.
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