Son of Django Trailer

Son of Django Trailer (1967)

26 May 1967 Western 88 mins

The son of Django searches for the murderer of his father and is thereby involved in a war between two factions headed by former acquaintances of his famous parent.

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Crew

Flavia Sante Vanin

Flavia Sante Vanin Script Supervisor

Osvaldo Civirani

Osvaldo Civirani Director of Photography

Luciano Palermo

Luciano Palermo First Assistant Director

Claudio Cirillo

Claudio Cirillo Camera Operator

Alberto Moretti

Alberto Moretti Boom Operator

Marcello Di Paolo

Marcello Di Paolo Makeup Artist

Paola Mugnai

Paola Mugnai Production Design

Walter Civirani

Walter Civirani Assistant Camera

International Titles

Na Trilha da Vingança Trailer

Fahr zur Hölle, Django Trailer

Il figlio di Django Trailer

Return of Django Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 26 May 1967

United States 28 March 1968

Production Companies

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