Django El Bastardo, Django the Bastard, Django Edmund Purdom Neil Jordan's film lends itself

Neil Jordan's film lends itself to a wonderful art design based on the story book and reminiscent of Little Red Riding Hood

Artwork by the late Philip Castle who specialised in very detailed airbrush artwork and who designed the logo and the film poster image for the film "A Clockwork Orange"

Striking artwork of Ian Carmichael and Belinda Lee

Ye all better remember jest how many bruvvers there bein' in case they come gettin' fer yer - and jest be rememberin' too them poor critters Kevin Brophy and Harry Carey who never had no bruvvers

This was the film showing upon the closure of the Kings Norton Cinema in Birmingham on 15th June 1983

Django El Bastardo, Django the Bastard, Django Edmund Purdom Neil Jordan's film lends itselfAntonio de Teffe (here credited under the pseudonym Anthony Steffen) not only played the part of Django the civil war veteran who takes revenge on the Confederate officers who killed his comrades but has also scripted the film too. Two small closed tears in the top border which we have repaired with restoration tape.