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Description: Genre: Easy Listening / Artist: Ennio Morricone / Import / Audio CD released 2006-10-23 at Cinevox Newest Review: ... Micalizzi writing music for spaghetti westerns. In all essence, Giù la Testa is very much a traditional Morricone score for ... more |
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by berlioz II - written on 29/09/07 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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By the early-1970’s Sergio Leone was fed up with westerns. He still wrote screenplays for the genre, but as far as he was concerned, he had little desire to get involved with any more of them after Once Upon a Time in the West was made in 1968. Therefore it was with considerable reluctance that he accepted to direct the 1971 film Giù la Testa after the main stars Rod Steiger and James Coburn refused to play in the film unless Leone himself was directing, very much the result of his previous film’s success. Giù la Testa, however, is not a pure spaghetti western, but rather a Zapata western that was a genre popular during the late-1960’s and early-1970’s that took their ...
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