Franco Rossetti

Franco Rossetti was an Italian film director and screenwriter active during the 1960s and 1970s. He is known for his work in the spaghetti Western genre, contributing to films such as Django (1966) as a screenwriter. Rossetti directed films like The Dirty Outlaws (1967) and Dead Men Don't Make Shadows (1970). His work is characterized by its gritty realism and innovative storytelling within the Western genre. Rossetti's contributions have left a lasting impact on Italian cinema, particularly in the Western genre.

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  Django

  Co-Writer

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  Zabriskie Point

  Screenplay

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  Django, Prepare a Coffin

  Story

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  Constantine and the Cross

  Story

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  Romulus and Remus

  Screenplay

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  The Man Who Laughs

  Screenplay

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  Ringo and His Golden Pistol

  Screenplay

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  The Crazy Westerners

  Screenplay

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  Texas, Adios

  Screenplay

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  My Dear Nephews

  Director

• 1984Al limite, cioè non glielo dicoDirector
• 1979Emanuelle and JoannaScreenplay
• 1976That Movement Which I Love So MuchDirector
• 1974My Dear NephewsDirector
• 1972Una cavalla tutta nudaDirector
• 1970Zabriskie PointScreenplay
• 1969The Rage WithinDirector
• 1968Django, Prepare a CoffinStory
• 1967Death on the RunWriter
• 1967The Dirty OutlawsDirector
• 1967The Crazy WesternersScreenplay
• 1967Io non protesto, io amoScreenplay
• 1966Texas, AdiosScreenplay
• 1966The Man Who LaughsScreenplay
• 1966Ringo and His Golden PistolScreenplay
• 1966DjangoCo-Writer
• 1961Romulus and RemusScreenplay
• 1961Constantine and the CrossStory
• 1959Simpatico mascalzoneFirst Assistant Director
• 1959Non perdiamo la testaSecond Assistant Director
• 1959Everyone's in LoveSecond Assistant Director
• 1958My Police GrannySecond Assistant Director
• 1957Doctor and the HealerSecond Assistant Director