Piluk, the Timid One

Piluk, the Timid One (original title: Giurò… e li uccise ad uno ad uno (Piluk il timido)) is a 1968 Italian Western directed by Guido Celano, who also appears in the cast alongside Edmund Purdom. The screenplay was written by Luigi Silori.

The picture belongs to the wave of spaghetti Westerns that flourished in Italian cinema during the late 1960s. It was released in German-speaking territories under the title Pilluks nimmt Maß and in French-speaking ones as Le Justicier du Sud; in East Germany it was first broadcast on television in 1987. Shot in Italian, it runs for roughly 97 minutes. Since reliable sources on the film's detailed storyline are scarce, this page presents only its verified production details.