Did anyone see the Italian print shown at the NFT when Frayling's book came out. Because that was the definitive version. Restored by Leone's company in Rome, some years after his death. It began with the revolution message, white on black, followed by the pissing on an ant hill scene, included the night scene where Steiger ruins Coburns explosion plot (which explains thier on going relationship) and has the "dead sons" scene cut the right way around (very important). I must say it looked beautiful. These are the things I will be looking for as much as running times on the DVD release.