Hallelujah for Django (Halleluja for Django) (translated)

Halleluja for Django, originally titled La più grande rapina del West, is a 1967 Italian Spaghetti Western directed by Maurizio Lucidi and written by Augusto Caminito. The Italian-language film is regarded as one of the first Spaghetti Westerns to weave comedic elements into its storyline.

George Hilton stars in one of the leading roles, alongside a cast that includes Erika Blanc, Jack Betts, Mario Brega, Sal Borgese and Jeff Cameron. The film was released in the United States as Halleluja for Django and in Great Britain as The Greatest Kidnapping in the West, reaching German cinemas only on 6 March 1970. It drew praise for its strong story and tension, though some critics found its giallo aspects weak.