Preparati la bara!

Django, Prepare a Coffin Italian Preparati la bara , lit. Prepare a Coffin internationally released as Viva Django, Get the Coffin Ready, Django Get a Coffin Ready and Django Sees Red is a 1968 Italian spaghetti western film directed by Ferdinando Baldi. The film stars Terence Hill in the title role, which was previously played by Franco Nero in Sergio Corbuccis original 1966 Django. Django, Prepare a Coffin is unique among the plethora of films which capitalized on Corbuccis hit in that it is not only a semiofficial, legitimate followup, but was also originally meant to star Franco Nero.

Django, Prepare a Coffin is presented as a loose prequel to Corbuccis film, but without his or original Django Franco Neros collaboration. The film deals with events alluded to in Corbbucis film, such as the murder of Djangos wife however the circumstances of her murder differ from those inferred in the original Django. Terence Hill stars as a younger incarnation of Django, dressed in Neros distinctive outfit minus some accessories which Neros chronologically older incarnation brandishes. In the beginning of Django, Prepare a Coffin, Hills younger Django works as an armed courier, delivering gold between depositories. Later, after the murder of his wife, he works as a hangman.In the original film, Django infers that his wife was killed by the main antagonist, Major Jackson, but this was never shown onscreen. In Django, Prepare a Coffin, the main antagonist, wouldbe senator David Barry, orders the death of both Django and his wife in order to get the gold Django was delivering for himself. Gold was the subject of the original film as well. Django, Prepare a Coffins final shootout takes place in a similar cemetery to that of the original film, although in a more extreme manner. Django opens fire employing his signature machine gun against Barrys henchmen who outnumbered him by thirty to one, unlike in the original film, in which Django is forced to wield his pistol using ruined and broken hands. ........

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