Though Sergio Leone created the spaghetti western with A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, the genre was not popularized in Europe until Sergio Corbucci's DJANGO, which subsequently spawned countless illegitimate sequels. The film stars the Belgian hunk Franco Nero as Django, a mysterious gunslinger who drags a coffin behind him that contains a Gatling gun. Django soon happens upon a Mexican town where a group of Mexican revolutionaries, led by the nefarious Colonel Jackson, have overrun the town, wantonly killing its citizens. Soon, Django, who has a personal vendetta against Colonel Jackson, finds himself in league with a group of Mexican bandits who want to steal the Colonel's gold with the help of Django and his Gatling gun. Combining a stylish use of spaghetti western conventions -- among them a cruel and cartoonish bad guy as well as dramatic music that punctuates the action -- DJANGO is one of the best and most popular films the genre has ever produced.

DVD Features:

Region 0
NTSC
Keep Case
Widescreen - 1.85
Audio:
Dolby Digital Mono - Italian, English
Subtitles - English - Optional
Additional Release Materials:
Interviews - Franco Nero - Star; Ruggero Deodato - Assistant Director
Trailers - Theatrical Trailer
Text/Photo Galleries:
Stills/Photos

Franco Nero: Italian actor,
Loredana Nusciak: 
Eduardo Fajardo: 
Gino Pernice: Actor/"Hellbenders"

Sergio Corbucci: Italian Director/Screenwriter

Enzo Barboni: Italian Director

Bruno Corbucci: 
Sergio Corbucci: Italian Director/Screenwriter

Luis Bacalov: 

"Excess is key: the stylisation is berserk-baroque..."
"One of the most influential Spaghetti Westerns....Franco Nero cuts an iconic dash as the title character..."