
Wanderer, gunslinger, executioner—Django, a gunfighter, is hired by a boss to serve as hangman, forcing villagers to the gallows to seize their land. The boss believes Django kills them, but he only stages the executions, spares condemned and builds a gang from them, plotting revenge on the boss and his friend who caused his wife's death.
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Terence Hill
Django / Joe

Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia
Peter / Ted / Pat

Remo De Angelis
David Barry's Gunman

Horst Frank
David Barry

Franco Balducci
Sheriff

José Torres
Garcia

Omero Capanna
Nino

Luciano Rossi
Yankee Jack

George Eastman
Lucas

Ferdinando Baldi

Andrea Scotti
Lucas' Henchman

Guido Lollobrigida
Jonathan Abbott

Angelo Boscariol
Lucas' Henchman

Giovanni Di Benedetto
Walcott

Arnaldo Caivano
Garcia's Hanging Spectator (uncredited)

Adriana Giuffrè
Yankee Jack's Wife

Barbara Simon
Mercedes

Roberto Simmi
Wallace

Alberigo Donadeo
Paco

Eugene Walter
Senator Logan

Franco Gulà
sheriff deputy

Lucio De Santis
Disgruntled Outlaw with Sombrero

Spartaco Conversi
Member of Django's Gang

Paolo Magalotti
Dean

Pinuccio Ardia
Horace

Gianni Brezza
Alvarez

Angela Minervini
Lucy
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Django is wounded and his wife is killed when the gold transport he guards is attacked by the men of his “friend” David Barry, a figure eager to turn the treasure into political power.
Django pretends to be dead and changes direction, taking work as a hangman to spare the condemned victims of Barry’s schemes. He quietly builds a small, disciplined band from among the condemned, with the aim of turning their ordeal into a weapon to expose Barry and bring him to justice. The plan is for the supposed “hanged” men to intercept a future assault on the gold convoy and seize Barry’s conspirators to gather solid evidence, but Garcia, who had earlier saved Django during a clash within the group, convinces the others to seize the gold for themselves instead. Garcia then eliminates the others in the ensuing chaos.
Django ultimately saves Yankee Jack’s Wife from hanging, and she, in turn, helps him after Barry captures him. Garcia soon expresses remorse for his treachery, explaining that poverty pushed him toward betrayal, and he assists Django in drawing Barry into a final trap in the graveyard. There, Django digs up his own coffin and turns the weapon stored inside into a deadly finale, wiping out Barry and his gang. Garcia dies in the struggle, and Django leaves a sack of gold to Garcia’s wife “for you and the children” before he rides away.

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