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...Directed by NANNI LOY Screenplay by SERGIO AMIDEI and EMILIO SANNA
Directed by SERGIO LEONE Screenplay by LUCIANO VINCENZONI, SERGIO DONATI and SERGIO LEONE...
...best thing about Sergio Leone's movies is their charming and infectious childishness. So gaudy that they seem to have been splashed across the screen with finger paints, so wildly illogical and improbably elaborate that the props might have been pulled from a giant toy box and the plots from comic books, films like the early Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns or Once Upon a Time in the West exert a weird fascination. It is almost as if Leone not only remembers the fantasies of countless Saturday matinees from his childhood but continually relives them...
...liberating the continent." Participants in the meeting, from all 28 Latin American countries, the U.S., Canada and Europe, were both Protestant and Roman Catholic; they were social scientists, missionaries, teachers, theologians, social workers. Some were nuns. The majority were Roman Catholic priests. One bishop took a leading role: Don Sergio Mendez Arceo of Cuernavaca, Mexico...
...Italian Director Sergio Leone was casting the lead in an American-style western called A Fistful of Dollars. His eye was caught by a rangy young actor in a scene from the Rawhide TV series, even though the actor had no lines in the scene. Enthusiastic over the actor's "stillness," Leone signed him up. On location in Spain, the actor more than lived up to expectations: he kept falling asleep between takes. To some, it may have seemed that he fell asleep during takes. "In Italian movies," he later recalled, "they act a lot. They come from...