The original title of the film was "Duel in the
Wind." Lee Van Cleef came up with the Italian title while discussing the
movie with John Phillip Law, who saw the film as a "man to man"
story. Van Cleef remarked, "Why don't they call it 'From Man to
Man'?" The Italian producers liked how it sounded in Italian ("Da
Uomo a Uomo") so much they used it. Then the film was subsequently
retitled "Death Rides a Horse" in English-speaking markets, which Law
said he never liked.
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