(Charles Bronson): A mysterious, stoic stranger with a literal and metaphorical score to settle with Frank.
In the late 1960s, while Hollywood westerns were fading into the sunset, Italian director was busy building a cathedral for the genre. Released in Italy in 1968, Once Upon a Time in the West ( C'era una volta il West ) isn't just a film; it is a three-hour "dance of death" that serves as both a funeral and a monument for the American frontier. The Story: Land, Law, and Lead Once Upon a Time in the West(1968)
(Jason Robards): A charming outlaw framed for the McBain massacre who forms an unlikely alliance to protect Jill. The Leone Signature (Charles Bronson): A mysterious, stoic stranger with a
The Elegiac Masterpiece: Revisiting "Once Upon a Time in the West" (1968) (Charles Bronson): A mysterious