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El clan de los ahorcados

Título original: Preparati la bara!
  • 1968
  • 18
  • 1h 32min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
6,4/10
3,4 mil
TU PUNTUACIÓN
Terence Hill in El clan de los ahorcados (1968)
AcciónDramaOccidentalSpaghetti Western

Un pistolero forma una banda de víctimas de ejecuciones para vengarse del político y forajido que mató a su mujer.Un pistolero forma una banda de víctimas de ejecuciones para vengarse del político y forajido que mató a su mujer.Un pistolero forma una banda de víctimas de ejecuciones para vengarse del político y forajido que mató a su mujer.

  • Dirección
    • Ferdinando Baldi
  • Guión
    • Franco Rossetti
    • Ferdinando Baldi
  • Reparto principal
    • Terence Hill
    • Horst Frank
    • George Eastman
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    6,4/10
    3,4 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Ferdinando Baldi
    • Guión
      • Franco Rossetti
      • Ferdinando Baldi
    • Reparto principal
      • Terence Hill
      • Horst Frank
      • George Eastman
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    • 33Reseñas de críticos
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    Terence Hill
    Terence Hill
    • Django
    Horst Frank
    Horst Frank
    • David Barry
    George Eastman
    George Eastman
    • Lucas
    Bruna Simionato
    • Mercedes
    • (as Barbara Simon)
    Pinuccio Ardia
    Pinuccio Ardia
    • Orazio…
    Guido Lollobrigida
    • Jonathan Abbott
    • (as Lee Burton)
    Gianni Brezza
    • Alvarez
    Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia
    • Pat O'Connor
    • (as Ivan Scratuglia)
    Luciano Rossi
    Luciano Rossi
    • Yankee Jack
    • (as Edward G. Ross)
    Andrea Scotti
    • Lucas Gang Member
    Roberto Simmi
    • Wallace
    Spartaco Conversi
    • Django Gang Member
    Franco Balducci
    • Sheriff
    Adriana Giuffrè
    • Yankee Jack's Wife
    Lucio De Santis
    Lucio De Santis
    • Django Gang Member
    Angela Minervini
    • Lucy Cassidy
    Giovanni Di Benedetto
    • Walcott
    • (as Gianni De Benedetto)
    José Torres
    José Torres
    • Garcia
    • (as Josè Torres)
    • Dirección
      • Ferdinando Baldi
    • Guión
      • Franco Rossetti
      • Ferdinando Baldi
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    10AriSquad

    2nd best to the original! A great movie!

    Here is a early film of Terence Hill as Django, the legendary machine-gunning mystery man always bent on revenge. This is a terrific film and the best Django since the original with Franco Nero. Terence Hill plays the part perfectly & along with a very good cast. Django had always been one of my favorite western characters. The character is always so dark and without the pretentiousness that some westerns have at times. If you like westerns that are dark & all about revenge you will really enjoy this. The soundtrack is great with the usual belting out of "DJANGOOOO!!!" that you'll find in various songs that are in the other 857645645645645 Django movies. If you ever find a copy of this film pick it up for sure, it is almost impossible to find these days.
    6Patrick Duffy

    Viva Django!

    Of all the unofficial "Django"-sequels(40+), this is the one that sticks closest to the original. This time around, Django is portrayed by a pre-Trinity Terrence Hill. Hill does his best to copy the original performance by Franco Nero, and succeeds. Director Ferdinando Baldi co-wrote this with Franco Rossetti (who also co-wrote the Corbucci film), and the result is an extremely entertaining film, with plenty of action, and enjoyable performances. This is nowhere the really great spaghetti westerns such as "Keoma", "Bullet For The General", and the works of Sergio Leone and Sergio Corbucci, but fans of the genre will be more than pleased. The ending is the best bit, and was actually copied in the only official "Django"-sequel, "Django Strikes Again". Extremely hard to find, but well worth the search.
    7cyguration

    Terrence Hill Is Franco Nero!

    You might have to do a double-take every so often while watching Django, Prepare A Coffin! Or Preparati la bara!, a 1968 Italian spaghetti western starring well-known action-comedy legend, Terrence Hill. It's a spin-off of the 1966 Django film that became popular with Italian movie star Franco Nero in the lead role.

    Why the double-take? Because you might be convinced that Hill is none other than razor-jawed, dreamy-eyed action hero, Franco Nero.

    The close-ups is where the doppelganger effect comes into play, but when the frustrum gives way to a full view of Hill's more lanky form -- especially when he isn't wearing the black overcoat -- you can readily see the difference between him and the more brutish Nero.

    The size difference does kind of vitiate the luster of Hill's performance as Django, but not by too much.

    Where Nero was more stoic and resolute in both the profile and portrait shots, with a sturdy gait that made him seem both charming and menacing all at the same time, Terrence Hill only manages the menace in the close-ups, and when wearing the large black overcoat in the distant shots.

    Even then he has a propensity to let his glowing smile shine through the glower, infrequently, which can also give Django more of a personable appeal in this film compared to the tortured-soul effect that Nero had going for him in the original.

    Now some people prefer this film to the 1966 outing, but I can't say for certain that this is better. It certainly has more layers going for it than the original due to the various characters having their own motivations, and that makes it a lot more unpredictable. The characters aren't just 2D cardboard cutouts, and that gives them a much more grounded flavor than what you might be expecting from a western.

    There are occasional shootouts to sate the action-hungry viewer, but they aren't particularly as memorable as the ones from the original Django, which might disappoint some viewers.

    Also, while Hill can some impressive displays of fisticuffs, his stringy physique doesn't quite make him as imposing as Nero, and in turn he comes across as a much more vulnerable Django than Nero's turn as the character.

    However, where the acting counts Terrence Hill actually delivers. He does a very fine job of imitating Nero to the best of his abilities, and that alone definitely deserves a huge hat tip. It's not often someone is able to embody the role made famous by someone else and then turn in a performance that very closely resembles the original, while still managing to add their own spin on it (and managing a verisimilitude without the performance being satirical or farcical).

    It's a hard balancing act to pull off, but I think Hill did a wonderful job with what he had to work with. It's a steep departure from his physical-comedy work that he became renown for with Bud Spencer, but well worth the watch for those who enjoyed the original Django that starred the devilishly handsome Franco Nero.
    amesmonde

    Has Spaghetti Western spurs thanks to Hill's performance.

    When Django is wounded, presumed dead and his wife is killed he starts working as a hangman while plotting his revenge.

    Ferdinando Baldi's offering is a little rough round the edges but it has great Italian Spaghetti Western feel. Thanks to Franco Rossetti's story and setup, Django, Prepare a Coffin comes up trumps. There's vindication, retribution and unlikely relationships. With a twist and some memorable scenes including the fistful of hangings and showdown shootout Baldi delivers a rounded violent piece of entertainment.

    Originally intended to star Franco Nero, thankfully, oozing screen presence Terence Hill comfortably slips in to Nero's boots. The supporting cast are solid enough. Actor Horst Frank is notable and refreshingly is not your typical villain. Staple Italian film actor George Eastman also appears. Gianfranco and Giampiero Reverberi's score is great (and decades later was partly sampled by Gnarls Barkley for the hit song 'Crazy').

    Overall, it may not reach the heights of Sergio Leone Westerns or debatably Sergio Corbucci's Django, nevertheless to Baldi's credit it has a good time shooting for the stars thanks to Hill's spurring performance.
    8MarKus-371

    Great Spaghetti Western.

    One of my favorite Spaghetti westerns is "VIVA DJANGO". Terence Hill plays Django, a man who's wife was murdered by his best friend. Django becomes a hangman, who doesnt kill his victims, he gives them a harness, with a big hook, to wear so they wont be strangled. Django does this so they will help him get revenge on David Berry for murdering his wife. Excellent Spaghetti Western that never gets boring, full of guns and action! Terence Hill does a good job imitating Franco Nero. I think this movie is slightly better than the origanal DJANGO made in 1966. Get a bootleg of this movie off of Ebay, you wont be dissapointed!

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      The band Gnarls Barkley sampled the soundtrack from this film for their hit song "Crazy".
    • Pifias
      Lucas is wearing a coat with a modern plastic button on its back.
    • Versiones alternativas
      When the film was released in cinema in Sweden, almost all the violence was removed. 11 cuts(!) were made.
    • Conexiones
      Edited into Spaghetti Western Trailer Show (2007)
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      You'd Better Smile
      Performed by Nicola Di Bari

      Composed by Gianfranco Reverberi (uncredited) and Gian Piero Reverberi (uncredited)

      Lyrics by Giuseppe Cassia (uncredited)

      Directed by Gian Piero Reverberi (uncredited)

      Recorded on R.C.A. Italiana records

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      • 27 de enero de 1968 (Italia)
    • País de origen
      • Italia
    • Idioma
      • Italiano
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      • Django, Prepare a Coffin
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Camerata Nuova, Lazio, Italia(The cemetery)
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