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Heat. Heat.

What do you want?

>> I am Navaro.

>> I was sent by Don Alvaro, who told me to

speak to you about the remod of horses

you were supposed to deliver.

>> The rema of horses? I delivered them a

couple of hours ago.

I'm afraid that's not what Donald Varo

says. He agrees that you took the money.

Oh yes, but you never gave him the

horses.

Vadios, you did not live up to the

passenger.

>> You know I'm honest. Avar is feeding a

bunch of lies to you.

>> Hey muchos, you hear that? No.

Hand over the money and spare yourself

the trouble of getting murdered.

>> Stand aside, Navaro. Let me pass you.

Here.

Bueno, Chico, get the money.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat. Heat.

Heat.

Heat. Heat.

Jangle.

He's dead.

They killed him. I know, Mary.

>> I know.

>> Everything's all right now.

>> Hello, Uncle Dan.

Django,

Mary and me, we decided to leave this

house. We can't go on living here.

>> We're going to move to San Juan. You'll

come with us, won't you?

>> No.

And you're staying, too? Our

father loved this house.

He never would have left it.

Not for anything.

Not for anybody.

May as well not even try.

Why don't you put it down? You know,

father didn't use it.

>> I know.

>> Django, for heaven's sakes, don't.

They'll kill you.

Don't go. Django.

Adios.

Jango.

Jango, stay here, please. I don't want

to lose you, too.

Don't go, Jungle.

Chica.

Tico.

Navaro. I saw him right away an hour

ago.

with the bag on your shoulders.

>> Yes, a leather bag.

>> Stupid cow. Tell me why you didn't call

me.

My own son stole from me my money.

Bios

the boy rob me.

>> How can we believe that?

>> You heard Navaro

on Ombre

on Ombre.

Any

one of you who sees Chico, my son, I

give the orders to murder him.

It's been more than two days

and we still haven't laid eyes on

Navaro.

>> If he won't come here,

we will have to go there, Johnny.

Rojo,

>> bring us some wine.

>> Yes, Donov.

>> It is very hot this evening,

isn't it, Johnny?

That's right, Donov.

Mighty hat.

I think Navaro has tricked us. Dolores

Tequila,

hurry up.

>> You can stay with me until Navara gets

back.

>> Let go of me, you

You hear that?

She was right,

>> pig.

I'm Django looking for Navaro.

>> Well, he's riding after his son who

stole some money from him.

>> Where's he headed?

>> Down the road south.

Whoever killed my son, step forward.

Step forward, I said. Or I'll kill you

one at a time.

You now have two minutes to decide to

talk. Step forward.

He'll kill every man in the village.

>> It won't be easy. There are people

around here who can handle guns just as

good as they can.

>> And don't you forget it, Judy. And don't

you forget they got Smith. He'll wind up

talking.

>> No, he won't.

>> The two minutes have run out.

>> Get

run.

Get over there.

No,

let's go.

Well, what's the matter?

>> You found it easy to kill my father.

That right, Navaro?

But I don't know what you are talking

about, Gringo.

It's time you learned.

We'll see. Amigo

You are fast with your gun, amigo.

Hey, look out.

Bueno.

My name is Juan Jose Vasquez.

>> No, too complicated.

>> Bara to you, man of business. Naturally,

only when there is some business to be

done. But I am useful and resourceful

and can be a great help to you. As a

matter of fact, it's sluggy you ran into

me today. Yes,

>> I told you not to show up around here.

Just wait until things have calmed down.

>> I come for my share of the money.

>> That's not part of the deal.

You'll get it when we cross the border.

Not now.

I want it now.

I don't want to stay in this damn town

one minute more than I need to. You'll

be staying for some time.

Huh? The man who just came to the

village.

Ever see his face?

I see he knows how to manage his 45.

>> Let's get out of here.

>> I'm in no hurry.

Here's to the money.

Hello.

Hey.

These are Navaro's men.

>> All right. Who was it?

>> Man called Django.

>> And Navaro, what's he been doing?

>> He rode off south and Jango was

following him.

>> Let's go, boys.

Uncle Dan,

>> come on in. Supper's ready.

>> All right.

Natalie

What do you want? We're looking for

Django.

>> Django's not here

>> and we don't know where he is.

>> That's what folks usually have to say

when you're looking for someone.

>> Well,

we'll just look for ourselves. All

right.

>> What do you want?

>> Django.

Just remember to tell your brother that

Donald Varo is on his trail. If he

doesn't show up, we'll get him.

Does it hurt bad?

Here's nothing, Mary.

Nothing.

It don't matter.

Navaro killed my father.

Hey, bring us a bottle.

I understand.

So, all you have to do is find the

$10,000.

And now old Barrick has an idea.

>> All right, Bar.

>> Leave it to me.

There's someone hold up in the hotel. A

killer.

I know the man.

And he knows something about it.

Now, as far as my work goes, you'll give

me 10% as soon as you have the dollars

in your pocket.

Take it.

That's not much.

>> Saludos.

>> Saludos, amigo.

I hope you're bringing me good news,

Johnny.

>> No news at all of Navaro. Just that

Django got rid of a few of his men.

Jungle.

Jango Foster.

Find him tomorrow and Navaro. And not

without the gold.

I can hardly wait to see Jungo. Just

make sure he's still bleeding a little.

Go on.

Peggy though, a bottle of red eye and a

deck of cards. I have to entertain a

friend from Paris.

>> Yes, I know about your trouble, but you

still owe me about this morning pay. And

if I'm dead, I'll pay anyway. You know

what I mean?

Thank you. Yes, indeed.

What do we do about those two?

>> We're just going to have to make him get

out of here.

>> They'll only bring us trouble if they

stay in town.

>> Those men have got something in mind.

I go out and take a look

>> now. Stay inside.

>> We can watch better from in here.

Here's

the mouse crawling out of his hole. Very

big mouse, amigo.

Who's that going by? Berica

dollar amigo.

Now I know that Gray is who we want.

There is with the others.

Just keep an eye on him.

Give me a bottle.

It seems the two of you are looking for

that gold.

$10,000 is sure a lot of money.

What do you know about it?

>> Now, Fred, don't be a fool, boy.

You can't beat the full house.

>> Everybody knows Miss Tom.

And you mustn't cheat.

>> And everyone knows that the man who got

it is far away by now.

>> That's funny, Mr. Gray. You know what we

think? We think the gold is still here

and we're going to find it.

All right, come on out.

Don't try to outluff the old fox.

I'm a man of strategy.

>> Set him up. A

We've come here to advise you to go.

Leave this town, Ombre, before morning.

>> I'll leave this town when I found my

gold.

You know, Navaro told everyone the gold

was his tool. I don't try to cheat.

Can't cheat the old.

So, get moving.

And what if I stay?

A lot of us know how to manage a gun

pretty good.

I don't believe you.

>> They're outside waiting for you.

>> You got about an hour to get out of

town.

Who are you? What are you all looking

for?

Django,

we're waiting for you.

>> You've got visitors, Django.

Too many.

>> I'll come out with you. I've got to earn

that 10%.

giant goat. Don Elvar sent me here to

take back the 10,000.

>> Don't worry, we'll get that gold jango.

>> Who are they?

>> They were Alvaro's men.

>> Alvaro?

>> That's right. Alvaro,

what's he got to do with this?

We'll find out. Amigo,

>> hey. Hey, you listen. Listen a minute.

The bodies are piling up around here,

and I don't intend to work anymore on

credit. So, either you pay me now or

I'll just leave them where they are.

>> That's not how it was. You'll get paid a

minute till we find the gold. Now get

back to work.

>> Get to work, you say.

>> Not even Alvaro knows the money's in

town.

If it weren't for those two, we'd be out

of here.

jungle.

Bar it.

Bar it.

Fine. Go find Ho. Say I've got a good

piece of business and tell him to come

over here quick.

Um,

You want to tell us about the gold?

>> Well, well, you see,

I'd like to leave the village with my

family.

>> Why?

No one is going to harm you.

>> Yes, I know, sir. But I

>> get out of I heal you.

>> But I'd still like to go if I may.

This was a nice place

before you came. But I've got my family

to think about it.

>> Well, nobody's tying you down.

>> But maybe it's better you look after

what he digs with him, man.

>> I have nothing to hide.

>> Wonderful. Huh?

We better start keeping a watch.

You take first.

Ray, let's try now. He's gone back in.

>> We can't, Judy. He can see everything

from that window. If we make one move,

he'll be on us.

Hey,

hey, hey.

Hondo.

I was waiting for you. Here I am.

>> Barry told you.

>> Yeah. Now you come on. We'll sit down

and talk.

Alvaro,

what's that drink? Huh? I have some fine

bourbon.

Barrett was saying there's a nice piece

of work.

Barrett was right.

Foster and his son stole quite a lot of

money from me.

They were supposed to deliver a big

remov of horses and they didn't.

And to top it off, Django killed four of

my men yesterday.

I told you more than once, old Harold.

The men you hire are good at everything

except shooting.

And I suppose that's just fine with you,

amigo. This way, you obviously get a

percentage of the gold. You get it back

for me, and a thousand is yours.

>> I'll get it. Of

course, my price is 15.

You're all crazy.

All

right.

Heat.

Heat.

A vow is waiting for you.

If those men find out, it'll be the end.

Tomorrow morning, the stage coach leaves

for San Juan.

And you'll be on it, my dear. You and

the money.

No one will notice you.

I'll join you later.

Without that money, I can go when I

please.

Have a drink.

Little Mary,

your father tried to fool me.

That's why Navaro was forced to kill

him.

And then your brother, Little Django,

took his gun and shot four of my men.

But he'll get what's coming to him.

All right, lock her up inside.

I never had

>> You're doing a good job. Do them up,

pack them, load them, drive them, get

rid of them, and back again.

>> Shut up and get going. You'll get your

money.

>> G.

You're a liar and a vegetarian

and I want nothing to do with you.

You can't fool the old fox that easy.

I know you're trouble. You don't drink

enough. Well, I do.

Sure do,

Ralph.

Let me help you, Senorita.

>> Thank you.

>> It's so hot tonight.

>> Yes, hot. Very hot.

You know, it's like an oven in there.

>> Well, then why is Gray inside? Isn't he

out?

>> He's sleeping. Anyway, so many awful

things have been going on around this

place. It's better to stay where you

are.

>> You're right. But until we find that

money, lots of other things are going to

happen.

>> But you mustn't be scared. After all,

you have nothing to do with all this.

Anyway, I'm so bored in this place, I

decided I'm leaving.

>> You mean it?

>> Uh, when, Miss Judy, tell me.

>> Tomorrow at Sunup on the stage coach to

San Juan.

>> San Juan.

What times I head there?

>> Please come there and visit me.

Tell you where.

Gray and I be splitting up. We're

separating tomorrow.

>> I am sorry that you're going. I am

afraid I'll be missing you very much.

>> So, please don't forget San Juan. I

wouldn't want to miss you.

>> You can count on it. As soon as we have

found the gold, I'll come to Suan.

I've been away too long.

>> Then I'll see you soon.

Adios.

>> Adios.

Rojo,

go down to the village. Tell Jango's

sister's waiting here with us

and not to come without the money.

>> Yeah, right away.

Senorita Judy.

I've come to see you off. Allow me to

open. May I?

>> Thank you.

>> Careful.

>> Well, I'll look forward to

>> get in there. I see you in SA.

>> Get away.

>> Throw that bag down.

That's right. Throw it down.

Don't let him draw Jango. Get him now.

Come on.

Yeah,

help

Hey,

let me look. Let me look. Please let me

take a look.

>> What did I tell you, amigo? No one fools

Bara.

>> Django, that was wonderful. Really

wonderful. Now that you can give me some

money, ejango, just a little. You have

so much there. I've been working so

hard. Please, Django.

>> Hey, what's the matter with you, Veho?

Can't you wait until we are ready?

>> What do you mean? I'm an honest. I'll

give you your money. I should think so

after all that work.

Django,

Django,

Donovar wants to see you alone. It's

about your sister and he says bring

along the money. Otherwise,

>> what do you mean otherwise?

>> I can't say anything else, but you

better just come to the ranch.

Honda, what is it? What do you want?

It's been some time.

Django doesn't have so far to ride.

It would be smart to go down to the

village.

I don't believe he's going to bring that

money.

>> You'll bring it. All right.

If you're so sure of that, why don't you

pay us in advance?

>> You're rich, dono.

>> That wasn't part of our deal. If you

want nothing more to do with it, get

out.

>> You've cheated me for the last time,

Alro.

>> Who do you think you're talking to?

We took care of them all.

Hondao.

Django will be here in a minute with a

gold.

>> Well, very good work, my friend.

Mark, I'm sorry about your 10%.

Alvaro wants it all now.

Don't worry, Jungle.

The life of your sister is far more

important.

Adios ammo. Adios.

Where?

I might have known. Yes indeed. I might

have known that I would go to all the

trouble of giving 34 corpses a beautiful

barrel and not make a penny.

>> All right. I'd pay for your funeral if

you ever die. What more can you ask for?

Huh?

Well, I've got news for you. Tubs of L

like you die first. I'm going to rub

your pockets and just leave you lying in

the middle of the street. Yes, I will.

You were very smart to come, Django. Now

get off your horse.

I said get off it.

The two of you.

>> Var told me you'd be here. It was the

last thing he said before he died.

>> What was that?

They tried to put one over on me

and so

>> Django

Better not try any other tricks, Jangle.

No.

Now, if you've really got the money

inside that sack,

we're going to be all right.

I got the money here, Hondao.

Just stop right there.

Off with that gun.

>> I mean now,

>> Django.

Now bring the bag, Jango.

here. Jangle.

Hey.

Heat.

Heat.

Hey,

hey,

jungle

handle.

You're all by yourself now. Come out.

I'm on my way. Hold on.

Jango. Jango.

It's all over, Mary. All over.

>> They used to call me the men of iron.

He could have hit you in the head.

>> Look at this.

My head is even tougher.

>> Thanks for the gun.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.