A lot of the actors are very obviously dubbed to English in most of them.
There was no audio recorded on set at all. Everyone could just speak their native language, and everything was done in post production.
I think the original idea was so they could dub it into as many languages as possible and make the most money, but because Clint Eastwood became a big star we all assume they were made in English first.
Check out the original Django movie, which kicked off the genre. For a while it was free on YouTube
I’m pretty sure Krystof Walters only spoke Italian during that film.
Edit: Sorry, I just remembered…he only spoke in Italian during the film Akira: Kurosawa Angel.
A lot of the actors are very obviously dubbed to English in most of them.
There was no audio recorded on set at all. Everyone could just speak their native language, and everything was done in post production.
I think the original idea was so they could dub it into as many languages as possible and make the most money, but because Clint Eastwood became a big star we all assume they were made in English first.