Clint Eastwood’s ‘Man with No Name’ teams up with Lee Van Cleef’s bounty hunter to foil a gang of bank robbers led by the brilliant Italian actor Gian Mario Volonté.
Ennio Morricone’s iconographic theme has been reborn in dance remixes, and the film is filled with gallows humour and moments of pathos – especially the extraordinary moment where Volonté plays with a dying beetle while he listens to the sound of his men dying in a gunfight outside.
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Clint Eastwood Colonel Douglas Mortimer
Lee Van Cleef El Indio
Gian Maria Volonté Nino
Mario Brega Cuccillio
Aldo Sambrell Groggy
Luigi Pistilli Luke
Benito Stefanelli Mary
Mara Krup Wild
Klaus Kinski The Prophet
Josef Egger Sancho Perez
Panos Papadopoulos Tomaso
Lorenzo Robledo Bank Manager
Sergio Mendizábal
Director
Sergio Leone
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