C'era una volta il West (1968)
Directed by Sergio Leone

Romance / Western
aka: Once Upon a Time in the West



Film Credits

  • Director: Sergio Leone
  • Script: Sergio Donati, Sergio Leone, Dario Argento (story), Bernardo Bertolucci (story), Sergio Leone (story)
  • Photo: Tonino Delli Colli
  • Music: Ennio Morricone
  • Cast: Claudia Cardinale (Jill McBain), Henry Fonda (Frank), Jason Robards (Cheyenne), Charles Bronson (Harmonica), Gabriele Ferzetti (Morton - Railroad Baron), Paolo Stoppa (Sam), Woody Strode (Stony - Member of Frank's Gang), Jack Elam (Snaky - Member of Frank's Gang), Keenan Wynn (Sheriff - Auctioneer), Frank Wolff (Brett McBain), Lionel Stander (Barman), Salvatore Basile (Member of Cheyenne's Gang), Aldo Berti (Member of Frank's Gang Playing Poker), Joseph Bradley (Train Station Master), Frank Braña (Member of Frank's Gang Smoking Pipe at Auction), Marilù Carteny (Mourner at Brett McBain's Funeral), Saturno Cerra (Member of Frank's Gang on Train), Luigi Ciavarro (Older Sheriff's Deputy), Spartaco Conversi (Member of Frank's Gang Shot Through Boot), Bruno Corazzari (3rd Member of Cheyenne's Gang)
  • Country: Italy / USA
  • Language: Italian / Spanish
  • Support: Color (Technicolor)
  • Runtime: 175 min
  • Aka: Once Upon a Time in the West ; There Was Once the West

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