English please...
Well Peacemaker, since I started this topic, I sort of feel obliged and I promise I will translate it into english, but you have to wait until sunday august 18th, as I'm off to the Swiss Alps for a week.
In his intersting interview, he described the opening scene of the siege of Leningrad much more in detail: what a movie it would have been..
Another interesting anecdote: for OUTITW, Mancini managed to find in Madrid an old locomotive which he bought for what he thought was a very reasonable price. The next day Leone arrives in Madrid and as soon as he is told by Mancini that he bought this locomotive, Leone goes "Are you crazy???Get out of here!!!" A few minutes after that, a spanish journalist who wanted to interview him told him"You know Mr. Leone, not even John Ford bought a locomotive for his movies!" Upon hearing this, Leone shouts "Get that son of a bitch (Mancini) back!!" And the train made history in OUTITW..
My father asks if the locomotive is still somewhere. I ask, if you know which locomotive in the film it was.
Peace, do you happen to know who owns these trains now? It would be greatto see them up close and personal.
How were added the words "Sean Sean..." to DYS scoreDurante moltissime prove e ascolti della musica di "giu la testa", quella che adesso è "sean sean", la musica era quella ma Sergio diceva che mancava qualcosa, ed era d'accordo pure Morricone. La moglie di Leone uscì con una battuta. Disse: ma provate un po a metterci il nome del personaggio che forse da qualcosa. Ed è così che è nato "sean sean "che è stata la fortuna di quella bella musica.