Character Relationship Map: A Few Dollars for Django

Characters

• Django / Regan (played by Anthony Steffen) — protagonist

  Django, also known as Regan, receives money recovered from a robbery and is sent to Montana to find the surviving Norton and determine whether the money belongs to a mining company. In Miles he takes...

• Jim/Trevor Norton (played by Frank Wolff) — supporting

  Norton is the man Regan is sent to find in connection with the recovered robbery money. The account distinguishes the reportedly dead Jim Norton from a surviving twin believed to be in Montana, while...

• Sally Norton (played by Gloria Fernán Osuna) — supporting

  Sally Norton arrives in Miles and tells Regan that her father, Jim Norton, has been dead for years. She explains that her uncle wants a truce and a legal settlement, though the proposed peace breaks d...

• Sam Lister (played by Ennio Girolami) — supporting

  Sam Lister is freed by Regan after the lawman decides there is not enough evidence to keep him in custody. Regan nevertheless suspects that Sam may be involved in the violence between farmers and catt...

• Buck Dago (played by José Luis Lluch) — supporting

  Buck Dago is released from custody by Regan, together with Sam Lister, because the evidence is insufficient to hold them. Regan still suspects that Buck may be connected to the attacks and may know ab...

• Amos Brownsberg (played by Alfonso Rojas) — supporting

  Amos Brownsberg is a forceful cattleman who pushes to drive farmers off their land, while his men continue attacks that threaten to turn the feud into open war. He challenges Regan’s legitimacy by cla...

• Smitty (played by Sandalio Hernández) — supporting

  Smitty assists Regan in keeping order in Miles as armed men threaten the jail and the conflict between farmers and cattlemen intensifies. He supports the new lawman’s efforts to prevent the feud from...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Sally Norton → Jim/Trevor Norton (Family Niece And Uncle) — Sally identifies Jim as her father and describes her uncle's attempt to seek peace; later, Norton urges her to flee because he fears she will be caught in a frame-up.

  Sally says her father, Jim Norton, has been dead for years, and explains that her uncle wants a truce and legal settlement.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Sam Lister → Buck Dago (Unknown Co-accused Suspects) — Both are treated as suspects in the same unresolved suspicions, but the account does not establish a specific partnership between them.

  The account names Sam Lister and Buck Dago together as men Regan frees when there is not enough evidence to hold them, amid suspicions that they are i...

• Django / Regan → Buck Dago (Conflict Lawman And Suspect) — Regan releases Buck for lack of evidence, though the account leaves suspicions about his connection to the violence and Norton's money unresolved.

  Regan frees Buck Dago because there is not enough evidence to hold him, despite suspicions that he is involved in the violence and knows about Norton'...

• Django / Regan → Sam Lister (Conflict Lawman And Suspect) — Regan releases Sam on evidentiary grounds while suspicion about Sam's possible involvement remains.

  Regan frees Sam Lister because there is not enough evidence to hold him, despite suspicions that he is involved in the violence and knows about Norton...

• Django / Regan → Smitty (Alliance Lawkeeping Ally) — Smitty supports Regan's attempt to maintain order during the threats against the jail.

  Smitty helps Regan keep order as armed men threaten the jail.

• Django / Regan → Amos Brownsberg (Conflict Lawman Opposed By Inciter) — Regan's effort to maintain lawful order directly clashes with Brownsberg's campaign against the farmers, ending in Brownsberg's arrest.

  Brownsberg pushes to drive the farmers off their land, while Regan tries to prevent the feud from becoming a full-scale war. Regan ultimately arrests...

• Django / Regan → Jim/Trevor Norton (Conflict Reluctant Pursuer) — Regan investigates Norton over the recovered money and later moves to arrest him over the judge's murder, while remaining uncertain that Norton is guilty.

  Regan is sent to find the surviving Norton and determine whether the recovered money belongs to the mining company. When a rifle appears to implicate...

Story Analysis

Regan pursues a money-related assignment while trying to enforce the law amid a violent feud and an unresolved murder accusation.

Plot Progression

1. The Money and the Montana Trail — Regan receives recovered robbery money and is sent to locate the surviving Norton. He rides into Montana despite warnings that bounty hunters have no protection there.
2. A Lawman Between Feuding Sides — In Miles, Regan stops a lynch mob and insists that disputes go through the courts. With Smitty's help, he faces threats to the jail and tries to contain Brownsberg's campaign against the farmers.
3. A Truce Undone by Violence — Sally arrives with news about her father and describes her uncle's wish for a truce and legal settlement. Continuing violence defeats the peace effort and pushes the conflict toward a deadly showdown.
4. Authority and an Unresolved Accusation — A rifle appears to implicate Norton in the judge's murder, while Regan doubts that Norton is responsible. Regan's appointment is confirmed and Brownsberg is arrested, but the subtitles end as Regan go...