Name: Django
Director: Sergio Corbucci
Genre: Action, Western
Released: 1966-01-01
Duration: 91 min

Django (1966) follows a former Union soldier turned drifter who arrives in a desolate border town and rescues a persecuted woman from armed men. As he navigates the town’s tensions, he manipulates a feud between a band of Mexican revolutionaries and a group of racist gunmen for his own purposes. This Italian-Spanish western blends stark violence, moral ambiguity, and revenge-driven motives in a bleak frontier setting.

Django 4K UHD, Blu-ray & DVD editions

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Comparison of Django 4K UHD, Blu-ray & DVD Editions
Disc Extras	Arrow BD-ALL 4K/US 2021	Arrow BD-ALL/US 2021	Blue Underground BD-A/US 2010	Cult Films BD-ALL/UK 2024	Argent BD-ALL/UK/OOP 2013	Blue Underground DVD-0/US/OOP 2004	Anchor Bay DVD-0/US/OOP 1999
Audio Commentary by Stephen Prince
Introduction by Actor Franco Nero (0:31)
Introduction by Alex Cox (12:04)
Django & Django (80:35)
Western, Italian Style (1968, 38:01)
“Django”: The One and Only - Interviews with Actor Franco Nero and Assistant Director Ruggero Deodato (13:27)
Cannibal of the Wild West - Interview with Assistant Director Ruggero Deodato (25:48)
Discovering “Django” - Appreciation by Austin Fisher (23:33)
Django and Me - Interview with Ruggero Deodato (20:20)
Django Never Dies - Interview with Actor Franco Nero (26:07)
A Punch in the Face - Archival Interview with Stuntman and Actor Gilberto Galimberti (18:43)
A Rock ‘n’ Roll Scriptwriter - Archival Interview with Co-Writer Piero Vivarelli (11:03)
Sergio, My Husband - Interview with Nora Corbucci (Wife of Sergio Corbucci) (27:48)
That’s My Life, Part 1 - Interview with Co-Writer Franco Rossetti (10:16)
Interview with Actor Franco Nero (12:38)
Alternate Opening Sequence (3:15)
Stills Gallery [Arrow]
Stills Gallery [Blue Underground] (45 Images)
Biography: Actor Franco Nero [Anchor Bay] (9 Screens)
Biography: Actor Franco Nero [Blue Underground] (18 Screens)
Biography: Director/Co-Writer Sergio Corbucci [Anchor Bay] (9 Screens)
Biography: Director/Co-Writer Sergio Corbucci [Blue Underground] (21 Screens)
International Theatrical Trailer (2:58)
Italian Theatrical Trailer (2:58)
“The Last Pistolero” (“L’ultimo pistolero”) - With Actor Franco Nero (Short, 2002, 9:39)
Easter Egg: Trailer for Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot! (1967)
Easter Egg: Trailer for Mannaja (1977)
Easter Egg: Trailer for Run, Man, Run (1968)

Edition and Packaging Notes

Arrow’s 4K Blu-ray is also available as a “Limited Edition” with Texas, Adios (1966) on Blu-ray; a 60-page booklet with writing by Roberto Curti (“The Other Side of Italian Cinema”) and Howard Hughes (“The D Is Silent: A Legend Is Born”, “Django Story: The Legend Continues”, and “Cut to the Action: The Films of Ferdinando Baldi”); a double-sided fold-out poster; and 6 double-sided postcards.
Arrow’s Blu-ray is also available as a “Limited Edition” with Texas, Adios (1966) on Blu-ray; a 60-page booklet with writing by Roberto Curti (“The Other Side of Italian Cinema”) and Howard Hughes (“The D Is Silent: A Legend Is Born”, “Django Story: The Legend Continues”, and “Cut to the Action: The Films of Ferdinando Baldi”); a double-sided fold-out poster; and 6 double-sided postcards.
Cult Films’ Blu-ray is included in the “Spaghetti Westerns” box set with A Bullet for the General (1967) and Keoma (1976); and three art cards. Reissued separately (2025/04/24).
Blue Underground’s DVD includes liner notes by Christopher Frayling. Reissued 2007/07/24 without “The Last Pistolero” short, individually and in the “Spaghetti Westerns Unchained” box set with Texas, Adios (1966), Django Kill... If You Live, Shoot! (1967) and Keoma (1976).
Anchor Bay’s “DVD Double Feature” DVD also includes Django Strikes Again (1987).