The Spaghetti Western genre refers to a wave of films produced in Italy — as well as a few other European countries — by filmmakers like Sergio Leone between the 1950s and the 1970s.

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The Spaghetti Western was the product of a decade of production between 1965-1975. Sergio Leone was the foremost directorial talent, but director Sergio Corbucci and Clint Eastwood ...

Western film fans are showering praise on a Clint Eastwood classic, calling it the "best ever made" and urging everyone to add it to their must-watch list. The 1966 Italian Spaghetti Western, The ...

The most celebrated variation is the Spaghetti Western – primarily Italian, though often in collaboration with Spain, France or Germany. The best known are Sergio Leone's Dollar Trilogy (A ...

There's an epic spaghetti Western feel to Quentin Tarantino's latest action/comedy/romance hybrid that is by turns dazzling, daring, gruesome and astonishingly funny.

One of the most influential Western directors was Italian filmmaker Sergio Leone, known as “The Father of Spaghetti Westerns,” who invented the Spaghetti Western genre with “A Fistful of ...

Jack Betts, an actor best known for his role in “Spiderman” and in Spaghetti Westerns, died on Thursday. He was 96. Betts passed away in his sleep in his Los Osos, Calif., home, according to ...