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This '''list of spaghetti Westerns''' includes [[Western film|Western films]], primarily produced and directed by Italian production companies between 1913 and 1978. For a list of non-Italian produced European Westerns, see the [[list of Euro-Western films]].

In the 1960s, the [[spaghetti Western]] genre grew in popularity. Films, particularly those of the influential [[Dollars trilogy]], spawned numerous films of the same ilk and often with similar titles, particularly from the mid to late 1960s and early 1970s. By the end of the 1970s, spaghetti Westerns had lost their following among mainstream cinema audiences and the production had ground to a virtual halt.

==List by release date==
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| {{Year header}} | '''Pre-1963'''
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| ''[[Indian Vampire]]''/La vampira {{not a typo|indiana}} || [[Roberto Roberti]] || Italian production. Silent Western in black-and-white. || December 1913 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Girl of the Golden West (1942 film)|Girl of the Golden West]]''/Una signora dell'Ovest || [[Carl Koch (director)|Carl Koch]] || Italian production. Western in black-and-white. || 9 February 1942 (Italy)|| Based on the novel ''La Dame de l'Ouest'', by [[Pierre Benoit (novelist)|Pierre Benoit]].
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| ''[[Il fanciullo del West]]'' || [[Giorgio Ferroni]] || Italian production. Western comedy in black-and-white. || 24 December 1942 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Buffalo Bill a Roma]]'' || [[Giuseppe Accatino]] || Italian production in black-and-white. Set in Italy 1905. With [[Enzo Fiermonte]] as [[Buffalo Bill]] || 21 January 1950 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Io sono il capataz]]'' || [[Giorgio Simonelli]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. Western comedy in black-and-white. || 28 February 1951 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Il bandolero stanco]]'' || [[Fernando Cerchio]] || 14 November 1952 (Italy)||
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| ''[[La sceriffa|The Sheriff]]''/La sceriffa || [[Roberto Bianchi Montero]] (as R.M. White) || Italian production. Western comedy in black-and-white. A sheriff is killed and his widow ([[Tina Pica]]) takes up his job to find the killers. With Italian comedy star [[Ugo Tognazzi]]. || 16 August 1959 (Italy)|| 
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| ''[[Terror of Oklahoma]]''/Il terrore dell'Oklahoma || [[Mario Amendola]] || Italian production. Western comedy in black-and-white.  || 30 October 1959 (Italy)|| The title is a hybrid between the original title of the movie ''[[The Oklahoma Kid]]'' and its rendering for the Italian audience: "Il terrore dell'Ovest".
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| ''[[Dollar of Fear]]''/Un dollaro di fifa || rowspan="2" | [[Giorgio Simonelli]] || Italian production. Western comedy.  || 28 August 1960 (Italy)||
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| ''[[I magnifici tre]]'' || Italian production. Western comedy featuring: [[Walter Chiari]], [[Ugo Tognazzi]] and [[Raimondo Vianello]]. || 10 November 1961 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Due contro tutti]]'' || [[Alberto De Martino]], [[Antonio Momplet]] || Italian/Spanish production. Western comedy featuring [[Walter Chiari]]. || 4 December 1962 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1963'''
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| ''[[Tres hombres buenos]]'' || [[Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent]] ||Spanish/Italian production. Cesare Guzman ([[Geoffrey Horne]]) hunts the men who murdered his wife. He is joined by a Brazilian ([[Robert Hundar]]) and a boisterous Mexican ([[Fernando Sancho]]). ||16 May 1963 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gunfight at Red Sands]]''/Gringo/Duello nel Texas || [[Ricardo Blasco]] || Spanish/Italian production. Racism against Mexicans in the United States is a theme in this story of how Gringo ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]) hunts down those responsible for killing his foster father. || 19 September 1963 (Italy)|| Based on a short story by [[James Donald Prindle]]
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| ''[[Heroes of the West (1964 film)|Heroes of the West]]''/Gli eroi del West/Los héroes del Oeste || [[Stefano Vanzina|Steno]] || Italian/Spanish production. Western comedy featuring [[Walter Chiari]] and [[Raimondo Vianello]]. || 11 December 1963 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1964'''
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| ''[[Gunfight at High Noon]]''/El sabor de la venganza/I tre spietati || [[Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent]] || Spanish/Italian production. Chris Walker ([[Robert Hundar]]) becomes an outlaw and his brother, Jeff ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]), a police commissioner in Vera Cruz. They confront each other over the fate of the man who murdered their father. || 8 February 1964 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Brandy (film)|Brandy]]''/Ride and Kill/Cavalca e uccidi || [[José Luis Borau]]/[[Mario Caiano]] || Italian/Spanish production. An early spaghetti Western comedy, starring Alex Nicol as Brandy, a [[town drunk]] who is hired by corrupt officials to replace the local sheriff, after he is killed by their hired gunman ([[Claudio Undari]]). || 30 April 1964 (Italy)|| Awards: Winner of the "Antonio Barbero" Revelation Award at the 1965 Cinema Writers Circle Awards for Best Director (José Luis Borau)
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| ''[[Man of the Cursed Valley]]''/L'uomo della valle maledetta/El hombre del valle maldito || [[Siro Marcellini]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 22 May 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Grand Canyon Massacre|Grand Canyon massacre]]''/Massacro al Grande Canyon || [[Albert Band]]/[[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian production. Former sheriff Wes Evans ([[James Mitchum]]) gets reluctantly involved in a feud between two big ranchers. || 25 May 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Cuatro balazos]]''/Il vendicatore di Kansas City/Shots Ring Out! || [[Agustin Navarro]] || Italian/Spanish production. Gunfighter Frank Dalton ([[Paul Piaget (actor)|Paul Piaget]]) and the sheriff ([[Fernando Casanova (actor)|Fernando Casanova]]) seek the real culprit of a murder pinned on Dalton's sister. || 29 June 1964 (Italy) ||
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|| ''[[Two Mafiamen in the Far West]]''/Due mafiosi nel Far West/Los pistoleros de la muerte || [[Giorgio Simonelli]] || Italian/Spanish production. Comedy Western, featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. || 30 June 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Le pistole non discutono|Bullets Don't Argue]]''/Le pistole non discutono/Las pistolas no discuten/Die letzten Zwei vom Rio Bravo || [[Mario Caiano]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Sheriff [[Pat Garrett]] ([[Rod Cameron (actor)|Rod Cameron]]) goes to Mexico to bring back two bank robbers and their loot. Returning through the desert, they are stalked by bandits. || 21 August 1964 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Fistful of Dollars]]''/Per un pugno di dollari/Por un puñado de dólares/Für eine Handvoll Dollar || [[Sergio Leone]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. [[The Man With No Name]], a mysterious drifter ([[Clint Eastwood]]) arrives in a small town controlled by two warring gangs of smugglers. He plays one side against the other to make money, but is found out when he helps the captive Marisol ([[Marianne Koch]]) and her victimized family to escape. || 12 September 1964<ref>Before the premiere in a big cinema in Rome, there was an earlier opening on 27 August in a smaller cinema in Florence, see Frayling, Christopher: ''Sergio Leone: Something to Do with Death'' (London: Faber, 2000) pp. 161, 163. On the other hand, the date of the Italian censorship visa for the film is 1 September 1964.</ref> (Italy) || Awards: 1 Silver Ribbon for Best Score (''Migliore Musica''), by the [[Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists]], in 1968
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| ''[[Apache Fury]]''/El hombre de la diligencia/La furia degli Apache || [[José María Elorrieta]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 1 October 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Twins from Texas]]''/I gemelli del Texas/Los gemelos de Texas || [[Steno (director)|Steno]] || Spanish/Italian production. Western comedy, featuring [[Walter Chiari]] and [[Raimondo Vianello]].|| rowspan="2" | 8 October 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Two Gunmen]]''/I due violenti/Los rurales de Texas || [[Primo Zeglio]] || Spanish/Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Lost Treasure of the Incas|Lost treasure of the Incas]]''/Sansone e il tesoro degli Incas/Samson und der Schatz der Inkas/Samson et le trésor des Incas || [[Piero Pierotti]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]]/French production. A Westerner, named Samson ([[Alan Steel]]), gets involved with an ancient tribe of [[Inca Empire|Incas]] hiding in a mountain. This story mixes elements of the Western and the [[Sword-and-sandal]] film genre. || 15 October 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[The Road to Fort Alamo|The road to Fort Alamo]]''/La strada per Fort Alamo/Arizona Bill || [[Mario Bava]] || Italian/French production. || 24 October 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[The Last Gun|The last gun]]''/Jim, il primo || [[Sergio Bergonzelli]] || Italian production. The gang of Jess Lindall ([[Livio Lorenzon]]) terrorizes a Western town while they plan an attack on a transport of gold. Former gunfighter Jim Hart ([[Cameron Mitchell (actor)|Cameron Mitchell]]), who lives incognito as a peaceful shopkeeper, repeatedly interferes with their plans. He gets some help from the gang member, Guitar ([[Carl Möhner]]), who turns out to be his brother. || 29 October 1964 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Seven from Texas]]''/Antes llega la muerte/I sette del Texas || [[Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent|Joaquìn Luis Romero Marchent]]|| Spanish/Italian production. || 6 November 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Minnesota Clay]]''/L'homme du Minnesota || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. Minnesota Clay ([[Cameron Mitchell (actor)|Cameron Mitchell]]), a gunfighter slowly losing his eyesight and serving a long sentence for a crime he didn't commit, escapes from prison. He returns to his hometown to find his daughter ([[Diana Martin (actress)|Diana Martin]]), but gets involved in the fight between a Mexican bandit ([[Fernando Sancho]]) and the sheriff ([[George Riviere]]), who blackmails the citizens and also withheld information which could have proven Clay innocent. || 12 November 1964 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Buffalo Bill, Hero of the Far West|Buffalo Bill, hero of the Far West]]''/Buffalo Bill, l'eroe del Far West/Buffalo Bill, le héros du Far West/Das war Buffalo Bill || [[Mario Costa (director)|Mario Costa]] || Italian/French/[[West Germany|West German]] production. With [[Gordon Scott]] as [[Buffalo Bill]] || rowspan="2" | 19 November 1964 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Desafío en Río Bravo|Gunmen of Rio Grande]]''/Sfida a Rio Bravo/Desafío en Rio Bravo/Duel à Rio Bravo || [[Tulio Demicheli]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. With [[Guy Madison]] as [[Wyatt Earp]]  ||
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| ''[[Damned Pistols of Dallas|Damned pistols of Dallas]]''/Le maledette pistole di Dallas/Las malditas pistolas de Dallas/Les pistolets maudites de Dallas || [[José María Zabalza|José Maria Zabalza]]|| rowspan="4" | Italian/Spanish/French production. || 5 December 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Tres dólares de plomo|Three Lead Dollars]]''/Tre dollari di piombo/Tres dólares de plomo/Trois dollars de plomb || [[Pino Mercanti]] || 19 December 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Magnificent Brutes of the West|Magnificent brutes of the West]]''/I magnifici Brutos del West/Los brutos en el Oeste/Les terreurs de l'Ouest || rowspan="2" | [[Marino Girolami]] || 23 December 1964 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Bullet in the Flesh]]''/Il piombo e la carne/El sendero del odio/Les sentiers de la haine || rowspan="2" | 30 December 1964 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Okay sceriffo|Okay, sceriffo]]'' || [[Angio Zane]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Los Pistoleros de Arizona|Five Thousand Dollars on One Ace]]''/Los Pistoleros de Arizona/5.000 dollari sull'asso/Die Gejagten der Sierra Nevada || [[Alfonso Balcázar]] || Spanish/Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. The gambler Jeff Clayton ([[Robert Woods (actor)|Robert Woods]]) wins a deed to one half of a ranch, also belonging to Helen ([[Maria Sebaldt]]) and her brother. With some help from outlaw Carrancho ([[Fernando Sancho]]), he fights off a crooked lawyer and a gunman. || 31 December 1964 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1965'''
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|| ''[[Heroes of Fort Worth]]''/Gli eroi di Fort Worth/El séptimo de caballeria || [[Alberto De Martino]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 11 January 1965 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Seven Hours of Gunfire]]''/Aventuras del Oeste/Sette ore di fuoco/Die letzte Kugel traf den Besten || [[Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || 21 January 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Die For a Dollar in Tucson|Die for a dollar in Tucson]]''/Per un dollaro, a Tuckson si muore/On meurt a Tuckson || [[Cesare Canevari]] || Italian/French/[[Yugoslavia]]n production. || 27 February 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Oklahoma John]]''/Il ranch degli spietati/Der Sheriff von Rio Rojo || [[Jaime Jesús Balcázar]]/[[Roberto Bianchi Montero]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || 11 March 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Per un pugno nell'occhio|For a Fist in the Eye]]''/Per un pugno nell'occhio/Por un puñado de golpes || [[Michele Lupo]] || Italian/Spanish production. Italian Western comedy. || 14 April 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Jesse James' Kid|Jesse James' kid]]''/Solo contro tutti/El hijo de Jesse James || [[Antonio del Amo]] || Italian/Spanish production. With [[Robert Hundar]] as the son of [[Jesse James]] || 23 April 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Pistol for Ringo|A pistol for Ringo]]''/Una pistola per Ringo/Una pistola para Ringo || [[Duccio Tessari]] || Italian/Spanish production. When a Mexican bandit ([[Fernando Sancho]]) takes a local rancher and his family hostage after a bank robbery, a gunfighter ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) is released from prison to infiltrate the gang, in exchange for his acquittal – and a percentage of the recovered loot. || 12 May 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Joe Dexter]]''/Oeste Nevada Joe/La sfida degli implacabili || [[Ignacio F. Iquino]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 4 June 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Stranger in Sacramento]]''/Uno straniero a Sacramento || [[Sergio Bergonzelli]] || Italian production. Mike Jordan ([[Mickey Hargitay]]) must find those who killed his father and brothers and stole their cattle. He gets help from local woman Lisa ([[Florencia Silvero]]) and Chris ([[Enrico Bomba]]), a wanted horse thief.|| 15 June 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Blood for a Silver Dollar]]''/Un dollaro bucato/Le dollar troué || [[Giorgio Ferroni]] || Italian/French production. Gary O'Hara ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) joins an outlaw gang, in order to clear his dead brother's name. || 8 August 1965 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Two Sergeants of General Custer|Two sergeants of General Custer]]''/I due sergenti del generale Custer/Dos rivales en Fuerte Álamo || [[Giorgio Simonelli]] || Italian/Spanish production. Comedy Western featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. || 13 August 1965 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Colt is My Law]]''/La Colt è la mia legge/La ley del Colt || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 20 August 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[L'ultimo dei Mohicani]]'' || [[Mateo Cano]] ||
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| ''[[Johnny West il mancino|Left-handed Johnny West]]''/Johnny West il mancino/Johnny West/Les frères Dynamite || [[Gianfranco Parolini]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. || 27 August 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sheriff Won't Shoot]]''/Lo sceriffo che non spara/El sheriff no dispara || José Luis Monter/[[Renato Polselli]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 9 September 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Hands of a Gunfighter]]''/Il destino di un pistolero/Ocaso de un pistolero || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish production. A gunfighter on the run abducts the child of a sheriff when his own child is killed. He raises the boy and eventually decides to return him, which leads to his own death. || 12 September 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[West and Soda]]'' || [[Bruno Bozzetto]] || Italian production. Animation production. || 1 October 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Colorado Charlie (film)|Colorado Charlie]]'' || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. || 2 October 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Man from Canyon City]]''/l'uomo che viene da Canyon City/Que viva Carrancho || [[Alfonso Balcázar]] || Spanish/Italian production. Escaped convicts Carrancho ([[Fernando Sancho]]) and Red ([[Luis Dávila (actor)|Luis Dávila]]) find themselves helping enslaved Mexicans rebel against mine boss Morgan ([[Robert Woods (actor)|Robert Woods]]). || 15 October 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[I tre del Colorado]]'' || [[Amando de Ossorio]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. || 12 November 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[100.000 dollari per Ringo]]''/Centomilla dollari per Ringo/Sangre sobre Texas || [[Alberto De Martino]] || 18 November 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Man with the Golden Pistol]]''/L'uomo dalla pistola d'oro/Doc, manos de plata || [[Alfonso Balcázar]]|| Italian/Spanish production. The mayor of Valdosa orders the bandir Reyes ([[Fernando Sancho]]) to kill the new sheriff, before he arrives. However, wanted gambler Doc ([[Carl Möhner]]) finds the body and assumes the sheriff's identity. Then, a bounty hunter ([[Luis Dávila (actor)|Luis Dávila]]) on Doc's trail turns up. || rowspan="2" | 3 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Relentless Four]]''/I quattro inesorabili  || [[Primo Zeglio]] ||Italian /Spanish production. Texas Ranger [[Adam West]] takes on four bounty hunters. ||
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| ''[[Why go on killing?]]''/Perché uccidi ancora?/¿Por qué seguir matando? || [[José Antonio de la Loma]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||4 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Return of Ringo|The return of Ringo]]''/Il ritorno di Ringo/El retorno de Ringo || [[Duccio Tessari]]|| Italian/Spanish production. On his return from the [[American Civil War|Civil War]], Montgomery Brown ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) finds that the Fuentes gang of Mexicans has taken over the town and the gold mines. They have killed his father and their leader, Paco ([[George Martin (Spanish actor)|George Martin]]), is living in his house with his wife ([[Lorella De Luca]]). He enters town, disguised as a Mexican, and starts working for the undertaker ([[Manuel Muñiz|Pajarito]]). His plan of vengeance is complicated when he discovers that he has a daughter. It may be inspired by the last song of [[Homer]]'s ''[[Odyssey]]''. || 8 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[All'ombra di una colt|In a Colt's Shadow]]''/All'ombra di una colt/Plazo para morir || [[Giovanni Grimaldi]] || Italian/Spanish production. Steve Blain ([[Stephen Forsyth]]) confronts some local bosses, who bring in Duke ([[Conrado San Martín]]), who is his former gunplay teacher. || 10 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Viva Maria!]]'' || [[Louis Malle]] || Italian/French production. Long lost sisters Maria I (Brigitte Bardot) and Maria II (Jeanne Moreau) reunite during the [[Mexican Revolution]] and become involved in gathering intelligence for revolutionaries, under the guise of circus and vaudevillian performers. || 18 December 1965 (France) ||
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| ''[[For a Few Dollars More]]''/Per qualche dollaro in più/La muerte tenía un precio/Für ein Paar Dollar mehr || [[Sergio Leone]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. The [[Man With No Name]] ([[Clint Eastwood]]) and older bounty hunter Colonel Mortimer ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) reluctantly join forces against Mexican bandit Indio ([[Gian Maria Volonté]]) and his gang. || 18 December 1965 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Adiós gringo]]'' || [[Giorgio Stegani]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. Brent Landers ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) has to prove his innocence from charges of cattle rustling and murder. He also helps rape victim Lucy ([[Ida Galli]]).  || 22 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Coffin for the Sheriff]]''/Una bara per lo sceriffo/Una tumba para el sheriff || [[Mario Caiano]] || Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 23 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| ''[[30 Winchester per El Diablo|Gold Train]]''/30 Winchester per El Diablo || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[The Tramplers]]''/Gli uomini dal passo pesante/Les Forcenés || [[Albert Band]] ||Italian/French production. Lon Cordeen ([[Gordon Scott]]), a former [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] soldier, returns home after the [[American Civil War]] and tries to help his family, particularly his father, Temple Cordeen ([[Joseph Cotten]]), and his younger brother, Hoby ([[James Mitchum]]), as they try to rebuild their lives. || 31 December 1965 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1966'''
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| ''[[Ringo's Big Night|Ringo's big night]]''/La grande notte di Ringo/Trampa para un forajido || [[Mario Maffei]] || Italian/Spanish production. Famous gunfighter Jack Ballman ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]) is arrested, for committing several hold-ups. Acting on information from a cellmate, he busts out and, during one night, manages to find the real culprits, hide the loot and return to his cell, where a surprise awaits him. || 21 January 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Mutiny at Fort Sharpe]]''/Per un dollaro di gloria/El escuadrón de la muerte || [[Fernando Cerchio]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. || 29 January 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Seven Guns for the MacGregors|Seven guns for the MacGregors]]''/7 pistole per i MacGregor/7 pistolas para los McGregor || [[Franco Giraldi]] || 2 February 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Degueyo]]''/Deguejo || [[Giuseppe Vari]] || Italian production. || 4 February 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Four Dollars for Vengeance]]''/Cuatro dólares de venganza/4 dollari di vendetta || [[Alfonso Balcázar]]/[[Jaime Jesús Balcázar]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 5 March 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Dollar of Fire]]''/Un dollaro di fuoco/Un dólar de fuego || [[Nick Nostro]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 10 March 1966 (Italy) || 
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| ''[[Dollars for a Fast Gun]]''/100.000 dollari per Lassiter/La muerte cumple condena || [[Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent]] ||
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| ''[[Seven Dollars on the Red]]''/Sette dollari sul rosso/Siete dòlares al rojo || [[Alberto Cardone]] || Italian/Spanish production. Bandit Sancho ([[Fernando Sancho]]) kills the wife of Johnny Ashley ([[Anthony Steffen]]) and abducts Johnny's son, Jerry ([[Roberto Miali]]), to raise him as his own. Johnny's search for his son and his wife's killer ends in tragedy. || rowspan="2" | 16 March 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Three bullets for Ringo]]''/3 colpi di Winchester per Ringo || [[Emimmo Salvi]] || Italian production. ||
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|''[[For One Thousand Dollars Per Day]]''/Per mille dollari al giorno/Por mil dólares al día || [[Silvio Amadio]]|| Italian/Spanish production. A gunfighter ([[Mimmo Palmara]]) is hired to protect a powerful family, who's been receiving anonymous threats. It turns out that he is an avenger and the threats are part of his plan. || 17 March 1966 (Italy)||
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|''[[A Gunman called Nebraska|A gunman called Nebraska]]''/Ringo del Nebraska/Ringo de Nebraska || [[Antonio Román]]/[[Mario Bava]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Nebraska Jim ([[Ken Clark (actor)|Ken Clark]]) gets involved in what turns out to be a fight over hidden loot. || 18 March 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Ruthless Colt of the Gringo|Ruthless Colt of the gringo]]''/La spietata Colt del Gringo/la venganza de Clark Harrisson || [[José Luis Madrid]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 25 March 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django (1966 film)|Django]]'' || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish production. Django ([[Franco Nero]]) arrives in a border town, dragging a coffin behind him. He becomes involved in a feud between a [[White Supemacist|white supremacist]] troop of ex-[[Confederate States of America|Confederate]]s, led by Jackson ([[Eduardo Fajardo]]), and a gang of Mexican ex-revolutionaries, led by Hugo ([[José Bódalo]]). || 6 April 1966 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Seven Magnificent Guns]]''/Le sette magnifiche pistole/Siete pistolas para Timothy || [[Romolo Guerrieri]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 8 April 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Uccidete Johnny Ringo|Kill Johnny Ringo]]''/Uccidete Johnny Ringo || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] || Italian production. [[Texas Ranger Division|Texas Ranger]] Johnny Ringo's ([[Brett Halsey]]) mission to stop a counterfeiting ring also involves him in a love drama. || 6 May 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Per il gusto di uccidere|Lanky Fellow]]''/Per il gusto di uccidere/Cazador de recompensas || [[Tonino Valerii]] || Italian/Spanish production. Bounty hunter Lanky Fellow ([[Craig Hill (actor)|Craig Hill]]) is hired, to protect a shipment of gold from bandit Kennebeck ([[George Martin (Spanish actor)|George Martin]]). || 8 June 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Johnny Oro]]'' || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian production. Bounty killer Johnny Oro ([[Mark Damon]]) reluctantly helps a local sheriff ([[Ettore Manni]]) defend his town against an alliance of Mexican bandits and Indians. Based on a story by [[Adriano Bolzoni]] and [[Franco Rossetti]]. || 15 July 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Five Dollars for Ringo|Five dollars for Ringo]]''/5 dollari per Ringo/Cinco pistolas de Texas || [[Ignacio F. Iquino]]/Juan Xiol || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. || 23 July 1966 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Seven Pistols for a Gringo|Seven pistols for a Gringo]]''/Sette pistole per el gringo/Rio Maldito || [[Juan Xiol]] || 6 August 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Tempo di massacro]]''/Le colt cantarono la morte e fu... tempo di massacro || [[Lucio Fulci]] || AKA ''Massacre Time''. Italian production. Tom Corbett ([[Franco Nero]]) is called home by a mysterious message and finds his home taken over by big landowner Scott ([[Giuseppe Addobbati]]) and his psychotic son, Junior ([[Nino Castelnuovo]]). However, Tom's drunken brother, Jeff ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]), is anxious for him to leave immediately. || 10 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Johnny Yuma (film)|Johnny Yuma]]'' || [[Romolo Guerrieri]] || Italian production. Samantha Felton ([[Rosalba Neri]]) and her brother ([[Luigi Vannucchi]]) kill her wealthy husband and plot the death of his nephew and heir to his fortune, gunfighter Johnny Yuma ([[Mark Damon]]). || rowspan="2" | 11 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[For a Few Dollars Less]]''/Per qualche dollaro in meno || [[Mario Mattoli]] || Italian production. Western comedy. A spoof of Sergio Leone's ''For a Few Dollars More''. ||
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| ''[[Go With God, Gringo|Go with God, gringo]]''/Vajas con Dios, Gringo || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 12 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Dynamite Jim]]''/Dinamite Jim/Dinamita Jim || [[Alfonso Balcázar]]|| Italian/Spanish production. A gambler ([[Luis Dávila (actor)|Luis Dávila]]) becomes involved in contention over a shipment of gold, during the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]. ||
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| ''[[Ringo and Gringo Against All|Ringo and Gringo against all]]''/Ringo e Gringo contro tutti/Ringo y Gringo contra todos || [[Bruno Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish production. Western comedy, featuring [[Lando Buzzanca]] and [[Raimondo Vianello]]. || 15 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Djurado]]''/Jim Golden Poker || [[Giovanni Narzisi]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 20 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Starblack]]''/Django – schwarzer Gott des Todes || [[Giovanni Grimaldi]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || rowspan="2" | 25 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Yankee (film)|Yankee]]''/El yankee || [[Tinto Brass]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[Los cuatro salvajes]]'' || [[Mario Caiano]] || 26 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Arizona Colt]]''/Il pistolero di Arizona || [[Michele Lupo]]|| Italian/French production. Jane's ([[Corinne Marchand]]) sister is murdered by a man from the gang of Gordo Watch ([[Fernando Sancho]]). Jane hires bounty hunter Arizona Colt ([[Giuliano Gemma]]), to get the killer. Since she cannot afford the fee demanded by Arizona, she agrees to spend a night with him. || 27 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Texas, Adios]]''/Texas, addio || [[Ferdinando Baldi]] || Italian/Spanish production. Sheriff Burt Sullivan ([[Franco Nero]]) and his brother, Jim ([[Alberto Dell'Acqua]]), find some surprises when they go to Mexico, to bring back Cisco Delgado ([[José Suárez (actor)|José Suárez]]), the man who killed their father. || 28 August 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[El Rojo (film)|El Rojo]]''/Texas el Rojo || [[Leopoldo Savona]] || Italian/Spanish production. Donald Sorenson ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]), one by one, kills the respectable citizens responsible for the murder of his parents and brother. || 1 September 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Few Dollars for Django]]''/Pochi dollari per Django/Alambradas de violencia || León Klimovsky|| Italian/Spanish production. Bounty killer Regan ([[Anthony Steffen]]) is sent to investigate whether the supposedly dead bank robber Jim Norton ([[Frank Wolff (actor)|Frank Wolff]]) is, in fact, living in Montana, posing as his twin brother. Regan takes on the identity of a new sheriff that has been killed before arrival. Both men get involved in a struggle between farmers and cattle breeders. || rowspan="2" | 9 September 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Hills Run Red (1966 film)|Hills Run Red]]''/Un fiume di dollari || Carlo Lizzani || Italian production. Ex-convict Jerry Brewster ([[Thomas Hunter (actor)|Thomas Hunter]]) seeks revenge upon his former partner, Segal ([[Nando Gazzolo]]), and gets help from a stranger ([[Dan Duryea]]). ||
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| ''[[Seven Vengeful Women]]''/7 donne per una strage/Las siete magníficas/Frauen, die durch die Hölle gehen || [[Rudolf Zehetgruber]], [[Sidney W. Pink]] || Italian/Spanish/Austrian/[[Liechtenstein|Lichtenstein]] production. || 26 September 1966 (Italy)||
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||''[[For a Few Extra Dollars]]''/Per pochi dollari ancora/El hombre del Sur/Trois cavaliers pour fort Yuma || [[Giorgio Ferroni]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. Ex-[[Confederate States Army|Confederate]] soldier Gary Hammond ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) accepts a mission to stop his former comrades-in-arms from a suicide attack, by disclosing the treason of their commander ([[Jacques Sernas]]). || 7 October 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Five for Revenge]]''/I cinque della vendetta/Los cinco de la venganza || [[Aldo Florio]] || Italian/Spanish production. A rancher is murdered and five of his friends, led by Tex ([[Guy Madison]]), help his widow get revenge on the killers, who are her cousins! || rowspan="2" | 12 October 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Sugar Colt]]'' || [[Franco Giraldi]] || Italian/Spanish production. Rocco ([[Jack Betts|Hunt Powers]]) – also called the man with two faces – goes to Snake Valley disguised as a doctor, in order to investigate the disappearance of some soldiers. ||
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| ''[[El Cisco]]'' || [[Sergio Bergonzelli]] || Italian production. Cisco ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]) is framed for a bank robbery. He escapes from his own hanging and goes to clear his name and find the real culprits, who turn out to be town boss Big Burt ([[Tom Felleghy]]) and the bandit Cascaron ([[George Wang (actor)|George Wang]]). || rowspan="2" | 13 October 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Thompson 1880]]'' || [[Guido Zurli]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[Django Shoots First|Django shoots first]]''/Django spara per primo || [[Alberto De Martino]] || Italian production. Glenn ([[Glenn Saxson]]) kills a bounty hunter who has killed his father and then, takes his father's body into town to collect the bounty. When he also claims his inheritance, he finds adversaries, as well as assistants. || 28 October 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Kill or Die]]''/Uccidi o muori || [[Tanio Boccia]] || Italian production. Rancher Lisa Drummond ([[Elina De Witt]]) is threatened by a local boss and his mean sons. Fortunately (for her), her new farm hand turns out to be a notorious gunfighter ([[Robert Mark (American actor)|Robert Mark]]), hiding from his reputation under another name. || 1 November 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Ugly Ones]]''/The bounty killer/El precio de un hombre || [[Eugenio Martín]] || Italian/Spanish production. Jose Gomez ([[Tomas Milian]]), a recently escaped outlaw, is tracked to his hometown by bounty hunter Luke Chilson ([[Richard Wyler]]). Unaware that Gomez has become a hardened criminal, Eden ([[Ilya Karin]]) and the other townspeople attempt to hide him from his pursuer. || 4 November 1966 (Italy)||Awards: 2nd place at the National Syndicate of Spectacle, in 1966
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| ''[[Ramon the Mexican]]''/Ramon il Messicano || [[Maurizio Pradeaux]] || Italian production. || 13 November 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Navajo Joe]]''/Un dollaro a testa/Joe, el implacable || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish production. After his tribe is massacred, a lone surviving Navajo ([[Burt Reynolds]]) pursues the outlaw gang responsible.|| 25 November 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Big Gundown]]''/La resa dei conti/El halcón y la presa || [[Sergio Sollima]] || Italian/Spanish production. Jonathan Corbett ([[Lee Van Cleef]]), lawman and bounty hunter, chases Mexican bandit Cuchillo Sanchez ([[Tomas Milian]]) across the Mexican border, where some surprises await Corbett. || 29 November 1966 (Spain), 3 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Two Sons of Ringo|Two sons of Ringo]]''/I due figli di Ringo || [[Giorgio Simonelli]]/[[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian production. Comedy Western, featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. || rowspan="2" | 7 December 1966 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[A Bullet for the General]]''/Quién Sabe? || [[Damiano Damiani]] || Italian production. A mercenary ([[Lou Castel]]) is hired to infiltrate a group of Mexican revolutionaries and befriends one of the rebels, El Chucho ([[Gian Maria Volonté]]). ||
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| ''[[One Thousand Dollars on the Black]]''/Mille dollari sul nero/Sartana || [[Alberto Cardone]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Johnny Liston ([[Anthony Steffen]]) returns home, after serving a prison sentence for a murder he didn't commit. His mother ([[Carla Calò]]), at first, rejects him and favors his brother, Sartana ([[Gianni Garko]]), whose gang terrorizes the town. || 18 December 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[My Name Is Pecos|My name is Pecos]]''/Due once di piombo || [[Maurizio Lucidi]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 22 December 1966 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sheriff With the Gold]]''/Uno sceriffo tutto d'oro || [[Osvaldo Civirani]] ||
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| ''[[The Good, the Bad and the Ugly]]''/Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo || Sergio Leone || Italian/Spanish/West German/U.S. Production. In the final installment of the [[Dollars trilogy|''Dollars'' trilogy]], which takes place during the Civil War, the [[Man With No Name]], here called "Blondie" (Clint Eastwood), becomes involved with bandit Tuco ([[Eli Wallach]]) and hired killer Angel Eyes ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) in a search for a stolen [[US Army]] gold shipment. The film features a brilliant climax with "the Trio". Of all the Spaghetti Western films, this one consistently receives the highest ratings. || 23 December 1966 (Italy) ||Awards: 2nd place for Best Action Performance (Clint Eastwood), at the 1968 Laurel Awards.
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| ''[[Two Thousand Dollars for Coyote|Two thousand dollars for Coyote]]''/Ballad of a Bount Hunter/Django cacciatore di taglie/Dos mil dólares por Coyote || [[León Klimovsky]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 1966 (Spain & Italy) ||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1967'''
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| ''[[A Stranger in Town (1967 film)|A Stranger in Town]]''/Un dollaro tra i denti || [[Luigi Vanzi]] || U.S./Italian production. A gunfighter, known only as "The Stranger" ([[Tony Anthony (actor)|Tony Anthony]]), seeks revenge against the local crime boss, who double-crossed him in a deal. || 13 January 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Django, Kill... If You Live, Shoot!|Django, kill... If you live, shoot!]]''/Se sei vivo spara/Oro maldito || [[Giulio Questi]] || Italian/Spanish production. The Mexican gang of the halfbreed hero ([[Tomas Milian]]) and the Anglo gang of Oaks ([[Piero Lulli]]) hijack a gold transport. The Mexicans are then gunned down, but two Indians help the hero to recover. He catches up and out-guns Oaks in a town where the citizens already have lynched Oak's men. The gold now becomes an object of contention between the hero, "substantial citizens" Templar ([[Milo Quesada]]), Alderman ([[Paco Sanz (actor)|Paco Sanz]]) and rancher Zorro ([[Roberto Camardiel]]). || 22 January 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Hellbenders]]''/I crudeli/Los despiadados || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish production. An ex-[[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] officer ([[Joseph Cotten]]) and his sons rob a gold transport, in order to revive the Confederacy. They try to smuggle the loot through Union territory in a coffin and blackmail a gambler ([[Norma Bengell]]) to act as the widow. || rowspan="2" | 2 February 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Clint the Stranger]]''/Clint il solitario/Una tumba para Johnny Ringo/Tal der Hoffnung || [[Alfonso Balcázar]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. ||
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| ''[[Dynamite Joe]]''/Joe l'implacabile/Dinamita Joe || [[Antonio Margheriti]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 15 February 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[I lunghi giorni della vendetta|Long Days of Vengeance]]''/I lunghi giorni della vendetta/Los largos días de la venganza/Les long jours de la vengeance || [[Florestano Vancini]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. Ted Barnett ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) escapes from prison to prove his innocence, which entails a careful game of cunning.|| 23 February 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Fury of Johnny Kid]]''/Dove si spara di più/La furia de Johnny Kid || [[Gianni Puccini]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Johnny ([[Peter Lee Lawrence]]) and Giulietta ([[Cristina Galbó]]) fall in love, despite the fact that their families are deadly enemies. In the end, the couple leave together, while their families kill each other in a big showdown. An unknown man in a mask of death completes the massacre. Based on [[William Shakespeare]]'s play ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]''. || 2 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Up the MacGregors!]]''/7 donne per i MacGregor/7 mujeres para los Mac Gregors || [[Franco Giraldi]] || Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 3 March 1967 (Italy)|| Sequel to ''[[Seven Guns for the MacGregors|Seven guns for the MacGregors]]''
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| ''[[10.000 Dollars Blood Money|10,000 Dollars Blood Money]]''/10.000 dollari per un massacro || [[Romolo Guerrieri]]|| Italian production. Bounty Hunter Django ([[Gianni Garko]]) refuses to go after kidnapper Manuel Vasquez ([[Claudio Camaso]]), because the bounty offered is too low. Eventually, he joins Vasquez in a stagecoach robbery, with tragic consequences. ||
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| ''[[The Man Who Killed Billy the Kid|The man who killed Billy the Kid]]''/...e divenne il più spietato bandito del Sud/¡El hombre que mató a Billy el Niño! || [[Julio Buchs]] || Italian/Spanish production. With [[Peter Lee Lawrence]] as [[Billy the Kid]] and [[Fausto Tozzi]] as [[Pat Garrett]] || 9 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Requiescant]]'' || [[Carlo Lizzani]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. After surviving his family's massacre, a young boy ([[Lou Castel]]) is taken in and raised by a preacher. Years later, he comes face-to-face with the man that killed his family. || 10 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Wanted (1967 film)|Wanted]]'' || [[Giorgio Ferroni]] || Italian production. Sheriff Gary Ryan ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) is unjustly accused of murder and must clear his name, while being hunted as an outlaw.|| 22 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Cold killer]]''/Uccideva a freddo || [[Guido Celano]] || Italian production. || rowspan="3" | 23 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Kitosch, the Man Who Came From the North|Kitosch, the man who came from the North]]''/Frontera al Sur/Kitosch, l'uomo che veniva dal Nord || [[José Luis Merino]] || Spanish/Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Pecos Cleans Up|Pecos cleans up]]''/Pecos è qui: prega e muori || [[Maurizio Lucidi]] || Italian production. || Sequel to [[My Name Is Pecos|''My name is Pecos'']].
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| ''[[Two Crosses at Danger Pass|Two crosses at Danger Pass]]''/Due croci a Danger Pass/Dos cruces a Danger Pass || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish production || 28 March 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Renegade Riders]]''/Sette winchester per un massacro || [[Enzo G. Castellari]] || Italian production. Two bounty hunters ([[Edd Byrnes]] and [[Luisa Baratto]]) infiltrate a gang of [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] renegades, looking for a hidden war chest. || rowspan="2" | 14 April 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Man and a Colt]]''/Un uomo e una Colt/Un hombre y un Colt || [[Tulio Demicheli]] || Spanish/Italian production ||
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| ''[[Ballad of a Gunman]]''/Ballata per un pistolero/Rocco – der Einzelgänger von Alamo || [[Alfio Caltabiano]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || 19 April 1967 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Killer Caliber .32]]''/Killer Calibro .32 || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 20 April 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Wanted Johnny Texas|Wanted: Johnny Texas]]'' || [[Emimmo Salvi]] || 27 April 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django Kills Softly|Django kills softly]]''/Bill il taciturno/Django, le taciturne || [[Massimo Pupillo]] || Italian/French production. || rowspan="2" | 29 April 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Adios, Hombre]]'' || [[Mario Caiano]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[Son of Django]]''/Il figlio di Django || [[Osvaldo Civirani]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 26 May 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Born to Kill (1967 film)|Born to Kill]]''/Nato per uccidere || [[Antonio Mollica]] || 15 June 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Poker with Pistols]]''/Un poker di pistole || [[Giuseppe Vari]] || Italian production. After losing his money at cards, Lucas ([[George Eastman (actor)|George Eastman]]) gets entangled in some schemes concerning counterfeit money. || 7 July 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[La morte non conta i dollari|Death at Owell Rock]]''/La morte non conta i dollari || [[Riccardo Freda]] || Italian production. Lawrence White ([[Stephen Forsyth]]) returns to his hometown and reopens the investigation into the murder of his father. Doc Lester ([[Nello Pazzafini]]), the one behind the murder, hires Boyd ([[Mark Damon]]) to stop White – with unexpected consequences. || 21 July 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Magnificent Texan]]''/Il magnifico Texano/Diez horcas para un pistolero || [[Luigi Capuano]] || Italian/Spanish production.  || 28 July 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Il tempo degli avvoltoi|Last of the badmen]]''/Il tempo degli avvoltoi || [[Nando Cicero]] || Italian production. Kitosch ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) is branded by his ranch boss ([[Eduardo Fajardo]]), after becoming too close with the latter's wife ([[Pamela Tudor]]). Kitosch escapes and joins up with gunfighter Tracy ([[Frank Wolff (actor)|Frank Wolff]]), but is eventually repelled by Tracy's violent methods. || 2 August 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Cjamango]]'' || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || Italian production. Cjamango ([[Ivan Rassimov|Sean Todd]]) has been robbed of a poker pot of gold and exploits the conflict between Don Pablo ([[Livio Lorenzon]]) and Tiger ([[Piero Lulli]]), in order to regain it. He gets some help from Clinton ([[Mickey Hargitay]]), who claims to be a whisky salesman. || 9 August 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Day of Violence]]'' || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || Italian production. In the aftermath of the [[American Civil War|Civil War]], Johs ([[Peter Lee Lawrence]]) seeks vengeance on Clifford ([[Luigi Vannucchi]]), who has killed his brother. || rowspan="2" | 10 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Last Killer]]''/L'ultimo killer || [[Giuseppe Vari]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Rita of the West]]''/Little Rita nel West || [[Ferdinando Baldi]]|| Italian production. Protector of the West, Little Rita ([[Rita Pavone]]), loves Black Star ([[Terence Hill]]), who is only out for gold. Several musical numbers included. ||11 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Handsome, the Ugly, and the Stupid|The Handsome, the Ugly and the Stupid]]''/Il bello, il brutto, il cretino || [[Giovanni Grimaldi]]|| Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Comedy Western, featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. ||13 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gentleman Killer (1967 film)|Gentleman Killer]]''/Gentleman Jo... uccidi/Gentleman Jo || [[Giorgio Stegani]] || rowspan="2" |Italian/Spanish production. ||14 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[God Does Not Pay on Saturday|God does not pay on Saturday]]''/Dio non paga il sabato/Il prezo del oro || [[Tanio Boccia]] ||15 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Death Walks in Laredo|Death walks in Laredo]]''/Tre pistole contro Cesare || [[Enzo Peri]] || Italian production. A former sheriff ([[Thomas Hunter (actor)|Thomas Hunter]]), a martial arts expert ([[James Shigeta]]) and a magician ([[Nadir Moretti]]) seek the inheritance of their common father. In the process, they must fight a local boss, who imitates the lifestyle of [[Julius Caesar]] ([[Enrico Maria Salerno]]). ||16 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Stranger Returns]]''/Un uomo, un cavallo, una pistola/Western Jack || [[Luigi Vanzi]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]]/U.S. production. The mysterious gunfighter ([[Tony Anthony (actor)|Tony Anthony]]) and a local preacher ([[Marco Guglielmi]]) track down an outlaw gang that has robbed a stagecoach made of solid gold. || 17 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Rick and John, Conquerors of the West|Rick and John, conquerors of the West]]''/Ric e Gian alla conquista del West || [[Osvaldo Civirani]] || Italian production. || 18 August 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Hate for Hate]]''/Odio per odio || [[Domenico Paolella]] || Italian production. Miguel Mendez ([[Antonio Sabàto, Sr.|Antonio Sabàto]]), who mines gold used by Coyote ([[Fernando Sancho]]) to buy [[Peon|peons]] free from their ''padrones,'' so they can go back to Mexico, gets involved with bank robber Jeff ([[John Ireland (actor)|John Ireland]]). || 19 August 1967 (Italy) ||
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|| ''[[Two R-R-Ringos from Texas]]''/Due Rrringos nel Texas || [[Marino Girolami]] || Italian production. Comedy Western featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. || 25 August 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Death Rides a Horse]]''/Da uomo a uomo || [[Giulio Petroni]] || Italian production. Bill Meceita ([[John Phillip Law]]) tries to team up with an ex-outlaw ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) to go after the outlaws who murdered his family when he was a child. || 31 August 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Rattler Kid]]''/L'uomo venuto per uccidere/Un hombre vino a matar || [[León Klimovsky]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 11 September 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Any Gun Can Play]]''/Vado... l'ammazzo e torno || [[Enzo G. Castellari]] || Italian production. A bank employee ([[Edd Byrnes]]), a Mexican bandit ([[Gilbert Roland]]), a bounty hunter ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) and several other parties double-cross each other over a stolen shipment of gold. || 26 September 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Killer Kid]]'' || [[Leopoldo Savona]] || Italian production. Posing as an outlaw, a [[US Army]] officer ([[Anthony Steffen]]) is sent to stop gun-running across the border. He gets involved with Mexican revolutionaries, especially Mercedes ([[Liz Barret]]).  || rowspan="2" | 30 September 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Dirty Outlaws]]''/El desperado || [[Franco Rossetti]]|| Italian production. The outlaw Steve ([[Andrea Giordana]]) takes the uniform of a dead officer and pretends to be the returning son of a blind man. He helps an outlaw gang capture a money transport from the army and escapes with the loot, but is caught, beaten and left for dead. The bandits kill his "father" and rape his love interest ([[Rosemary Dexter]]). He avenges their deeds with the help of a con-man ([[Aldo Berti]])||
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| ''[[Bandidos (Spaghetti Western)|Bandidos]]''/Crepa tu... che vivo io || [[Massimo Dallamano]]|| Italian/Spanish production. During a train robbery, master gunfighter Richard Martin ([[Enrico Maria Salerno]]) has his hands destroyed in a gunfight with his former pupil, Bill Cane ([[Venantino Venantini]]). To avenge himself on Cane, Martin trains a stranger, called Ricky Shot ([[Terry Jenkins (actor)|Terry Jenkins]]), but the latter has his own agenda.|| 15 October 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[If One Is Born a Swine]]''/Voltati... ti uccido/Winchester Bill || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 21 October 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Lola Colt]]'' || [[Siro Marcellini]] || Italian production, featuring [[Lola Falana]]. || 22 October 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Halleluja for Django]]''/La più grande rapina del West || [[Maurizio Lucidi]] || Italian production. The gang of Jarrett ([[Walt Barnes|Walter Barnes]]) robs a bank and then, takes control of the small town of Poorlands, where they kill the sheriff. Jarrett's plans are secretly obstructed on the one hand by El Santo ([[Jack Betts]]), one of his own men, and on the other by Billy "Rhum" ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]), the sheriff's brother, who seems to be locked up in the town jail. || rowspan="2" | 28 October 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Buckaroo: The Winchester Does Not Forgive|Buckaroo: The Winchester does not forgive]]''/Buckaroo || [[Adelchi Bianchi]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[God Forgives... I Don't!|God forgives... I don't!]]''/Dio perdona... io no!/Tú perdonas... yo no || [[Giuseppe Colizzi]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Cat ([[Terence Hill]]) is looking for Bill San Antonio ([[Frank Wolff (actor)|Frank Wolff]]), who has disappeared with the loot from a train robbery, and is joined by the insurance agent, Hutch ([[Bud Spencer]]). || 31 October 1967 (Italy)|| The film is the first in a trilogy, continued with ''[[Ace High (1968 film)|Ace High]]'' and ''[[Boot Hill (film)|Boot Hill]]''
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| ''[[Death Rides Along]]''/Con lui cavalca la morte || [[Giuseppe Vari]] || Italian production. || 11 November 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[John the Bastard (Italian film)|John the Bastard]]''/Johnny il bastardo || [[Armando Crispino]] || Italian production. Based on the story of [[Don Juan]]. || 16 November 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Bang Bang Kid]]'' || [[Luciano Lelli]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 19 November 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Faccia a faccia|Face to Face]]''/Faccia a faccia/Cara a cara || Sergio Sollima || Italian/Spanish production. Brad Fletcher ([[Gian Maria Volonté]]), a history professor, joins a bandit gang, led by Solomon Beauregard Bennett ([[Tomas Milian]]). || 23 November 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Devil Was an Angel]]''/Una Colt in pugno del diavolo || [[Sergio Bergonzelli]] || Italian production. || 24 November 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Per 100.000 dollari ti ammazzo|Vengeance Is Mine]]''/Per 100.000 dollari ti ammazzo || [[Giovanni Fago]]|| Italian production. Bounty hunter Johnny Forest ([[Gianni Garko]]) arrests his half-brother, Clint ([[Claudio Camaso]]), who earlier had shot their father and blamed Johnny for it. As the [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] administration is falling apart, the bounty cannot be paid. Instead, Johnny joins Clint to search for a hidden treasure of gold, with tragic consequences. || 30 November 1967 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Don't Wait Django... Shoot!|Don't wait, Django... shoot!]]''/Non aspettare Django, spara! || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || Italian production. || 2 December 1967 (Italy) || 
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|| ''[[Red Blood, Yellow Gold]]''/Professionisti per un massacro/Los profesionales de la muerte || [[Nando Cicero]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Several parties fight and betray each other over a stolen transport of gold. || 7 December 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Fifteen Scaffolds for the Killer]]''/15 forche per un assassino/Quince horcas para un asesino || [[Nunzio Malasomma]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 15 December 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Day of Anger]]''/I giorni dell'ira/Der Tod ritt Dienstags || [[Tonino Valerii]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. A town outcast ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) wants to become the apprentice of the gunfighter Frank Talby ([[Lee Van Cleef]]). || 19 December 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Man, Pride and Vengeance]]''/L'uomo, l'orgoglio, la vendetta/Mit Django kam der Tod || [[Luigi Bazzoni]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Based on the [[novella]] ''[[Carmen (novella)|Carmen]],'' by [[Prosper Mérimée]].  || 22 December 1967 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Two faces of the Dollar]]''/Le due face del dollaro/Poker d'as pour Django || [[Roberto Bianchi Montero]] || Italian/French production.  || 28 December 1967 (Italy) ||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1968'''
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| ''[[Death Sentence (1968 film)|Death Sentence]]''/Sentenza di morte || [[Mario Lanfranchi]] || Italian production. || 1 January 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Train for Durango]]''/Un treno per Durango/Un tren para Durango || [[Mario Caiano]] || Italian/Spanish production. When bandits steal a safe full of gold, its key gets into the hands of small-time thieves Gringo ([[Anthony Steffen]]) and Lucas ([[Enrico Maria Salerno]]). They form a partnership with Brown ([[Mark Damon]]) and Helen ([[Dominique Boschero]]), to get their hands on the safe. || 6 January 1968 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[If You Want to Live... Shoot!|If you want to live... shoot!]]''/Se vuoi vivere... spara! || [[Sergio Garrone]] || Italian production. The gold miner Johnny Dall ([[Ivan Rassimov]]) escapes a set-up made by Stack ([[Giovanni Cianfriglia]]), who distributes fake wanted posters for him, attracting the attention of bounty killer Donovan ([[Riccardo Garrone (actor)|Riccardo Garrone]]), while Johnny gets involved in a fight between a rancher and a city boss. || 7 January 1968 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[I'll Sell My Skin Dearly]]''/Vendo cara la pelle || [[Ettore Maria Fizzarotti]] || Italian production. || 10 January 1968 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Django, Prepare a Coffin|Django, prepare a coffin]]''/Viva Django/Preparati la bara! || [[Ferdinando Baldi]]|| Italian production. The wife of Django ([[Terence Hill]]) is killed when the transport of gold he's guarding is attacked by the men of his "friend", David Barry ([[Horst Frank]]). He becomes a hangman, who spares the lives of the condemned victims of Barry's conspiracies and organizes them into a band, to help him disclose Barry. || 27 January 1968 (Italy) || "Last Man Standing", a piece from the film's score, was sampled (with songwriting credit) in the smash 2006 R&B hit "[[Crazy (Gnarls Barkley song)|Crazy]]", by [[Gnarls Barkley]]. 
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| ''[[A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die (film)|A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die]]''/Un minuto per pregare, un istante per morire || [[Franco Giraldi]]|| U.S./Italian production. Outlaw Clay McCord ([[Alex Cord]]) considers accepting an amnesty from the governor ([[Robert Ryan]]), but the amnesty is opposed both by the sheriff ([[Arthur Kennedy]]) and by outlaw leader Kraut ([[Mario Brega]]).|| rowspan="2" | 8 February 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Killer Adios|Killer, Adios]]''/Killer, adiós/Winchester, uno entre mil || [[Primo Zeglio]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[The Ruthless Four]]''/Ognuno per sé/Das Gold von Sam Cooper || [[Giorgio Capitani]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Sam Cooper's ([[Van Heflin]]) partner tries to kill him over their gold strike, but Sam kills him instead. He sends for his former partner Manolo Sanchez ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]), to work the mine. As the latter is joined by the sinister-looking Brent The Blonde ([[Klaus Kinski]]), Sam brings in his former friend, later adversary, Mason ([[Gilbert Roland]]), for his protection. || 9 February 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Ringo the Lone Rider|Ringo, the lone rider]]''/Ringo, il cavaliere solitario/Dos hombres van a morir || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 15 February 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gunman Sent by God]]''/Il pistolero segnato da Dio || [[Giorgio Ferroni]] || rowspan="4" | Italian production. || 29 February 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gun Shy Piluk]]''/Giurò... e li uccise ad uno ad uno || [[Guido Celano]] || 7 March 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Saguaro (1968 film)|Saguaro]]''/Sapevano solo uccidere || [[Tanio Boccia]] || 10 March 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Pray To God and Dig Your Grave|Pray to God and dig your grave]]''/Prega Dio... e scavati la fossa! || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || 14 March 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Belle Starr Story|The Belle Starr story]]''/Il mio corpo per un poker || [[Lina Wertmüller]]/[[Piero Cristofani]] || Italian production. The outlaws Belle Starr ([[Elsa Martinelli]]) and Larry Blackie ([[George Eastman (actor)|George Eastman]]) have a relation of attraction mixed with competition. || 15 March 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Johnny Hamlet]]''/Quella sporcha storia nel West || [[Enzo G. Castellari]] || Italian production. When Johnny ([[Andrea Giordana]]) returns to his home, Ranch Elsenor, he learns that his father is believed to have embezzled $300,000, before he was killed by the bandit Santana ([[Manuel Sarrano]]), who, in his turn, was killed by Johnny's uncle, Clyde ([[Horst Frank]]). The latter has also married Johnny's mother ([[Françoise Prévost (actress)|Françoise Prévost]]). Eventually, Johnny finds out that the guilty party is Clyde, who has taken the money and is in cahoots with Santana, who is still alive.  || 22 March 1968 (Italy)|| Based on [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Hamlet]]''.
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| ''[[Vengeance Is My Forgiveness]]''/La vendetta è il mio perdono || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 23 March 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Stranger in Paso Bravo|A stranger in Paso Bravo]]''/Uno straniero a Paso Bravo/Los pistoleros de Paso Bravo || [[A Stranger in Paso Bravo|Salvatore Rosso]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[All out (1968 film)|All out]]''/Tutto per tutto/La hora del coraje || [[Umberto Lenzi]] || 27 March 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die!]]''/Oggi a me... domani a te || [[Tonino Cervi]] || Italian production. On his release from prison, Bill Kiowa ([[Brett Halsey]]) gathers a group of gunfighters, to avenge himself on bandit Elfego ([[Tatsuya Nakadai]]), who was the one who framed him and, also, killed his wife. || 28 March 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Cowards Don't Pray]]''/I vigliacchi non pregano/El vengador del Sur || [[Mario Siciliano]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 2 April 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Rope For a Bastard]]''/Una forca per un bastardo || [[Amasai Damiano]] || rowspan="5" | Italian production. || 3 April 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Long Ride from Hell]]''/Vivo per la tua morte || [[Camillo Bazzoni]] || rowspan="3" | 5 April 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Long Days of Hate]]''/I lunghi giorni dell'odio || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] ||
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| ''[[Tequila Joe]]''/...e venne il tempo di uccidere || [[Enzo Dell'Aquila]] ||
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| ''[[Blood Calls to Blood]]''/Sangue chiama sangue || [[Luigi Capuano]] || 6 April 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Beyond the Law (1968 Italian film)|Beyond the Law]]''/Al di lá della legge/Die letzte Rechnung zahlst du selbst || [[Giorgio Stegani]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Billy Joe Cudlip ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) becomes a sheriff, in order to steal a silver shipment, but circumstances make him act his position. || 10 April 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Vengeance (1968 film)|Vengeance]]''/Joko – Invoca Dio... e muori/Fünf blutige Stricke || [[Antonio Margheriti]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || rowspan="2" | 19 April 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Garter Colt]]''/Giarrettiera Colt || [[Gian Andrea Rocco]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[God Made Them... I Kill Them|God made them... I kill them]]''/Dio li crea... io li ammazzo! || [[Paolo Bianchini]]|| Italian Production. Elegantly dressed gunfighter Slim Corbett ([[Dean Reed]]) is hired by the city fathers, to clear up a bank robbery. He is framed for a murder, but with the help of a local Mexican sidekick, he is able to disclose that the sheriff and a rich landowner are the culprits. || 29 April 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Ballad of a Bounty Hunter]]''/Io non perdono... uccido/Fedra West || [[Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Story based on the [[Greek mythology|Greek myth]] of [[Phaedra (mythology)|Fedra]]. || 5 May 1968 (Italy)|| 
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| ''[[Stranger, Say Your Prayers]]''/Straniero... fatti il segno della croce! || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 16 May 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[A Hole in the Forehead]]''/Un buco in fronte || [[Giuseppe Vari]] || 25 May 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[The Silent Stranger]]''/Lo straniero di silenzio || [[Luigi Vanzi]] || Italian production. The Stranger ([[Tony Anthony]]) finds himself between two warring families in Japan. || 23 June 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[I Want Him Dead|I want him dead]]''/Lo voglio morto/Lo quiero muerto || [[Paolo Bianchini]]|| Italian/Spanish production. || 15 June 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Man Called Amen(1968 film)|Man called Amen]]''/O tutto o niente || [[Guido Zurli]] || Italian production. || 5 July 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Bury Them Deep]]''/All'ultimo sangue || [[Paolo Moffa]]|| Italian production. Army captain Norton ([[Craig Hill (actor)|Craig Hill]]) helps outlaw El Chaleco ([[Ettore Manni]]) to escape from the gallows, in order to enlist his help in finding bank robber Billy Gunn ([[Giovanni Cianfriglia]]).|| 18 July 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Hate Thy Neighbor]]''/Odia il prossimo tuo || [[Ferdinando Baldi]]|| Italian production. || 26 July 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Man who Cried for Revenge]]''/Il suo nome gridava vendetta || [[Mario Caiano]] || Italian production. Davy Flanagan ([[Anthony Steffen]]) has lost his memory, during the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]. When he is accused of crimes committed during the war and finds his wife married to another man, he is offered help by Judge Kellogg ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]). But, can Kellogg be trusted? || 28 July 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Moment to Kill]]''/Il momento di uccidere/Django – ein Sarg voll Blut || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Gunfighters Lord ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) and Bull ([[Walt Barnes|Walter Barnes]]) intervene to help a crippled young woman ([[Loni von Friedl]]), who is terrorized by an evil town boss out for a hidden fortune. But, there is more to this than meets the eye! || 4 August 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Revenge for Revenge]]''/Vendetta per vendetta || [[Mario Colucci]] || Italian production. || 10 August 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[One Dollar Too Many]]''/Vado, vedo e sparo/Llego, veo, disparo || [[Enzo G. Castellari]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Gambler Clay ([[John Saxon]]), actor Kean ([[Frank Wolff (actor)|Frank Wolff]]), petty thief Moses ([[Antonio Sabàto Sr.|Antonio Sabàto]]) and others compete for the loot of a bank robbery. || 12 August 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Uno dopo l'altro]]'' || [[Nick Nostro]] || Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 13 August 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[May God Forgive You... But I Won't|May God forgive you... But, I won't]]''/Chiede perdono a Dio, non a me || [[Vincenzo Musolino]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[If You Meet Sartana Pray for Your Death|If you meet Sartana, pray for your death]]''/...se incontri Sartana, prega per la tua morte/Sartana – Bete um Deinen Tod || [[Gianfranco Parolini]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. An inordinate number of people are killed as two bankers, a Mexican landowner ([[Fernando Sancho]]), a vicious outlaw leader ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]) and other parties vie for an elusive shipment of gold. Finally, it falls into the hands of the mysterious Sartana ([[Gianni Garko]]). || rowspan="3" | 14 August 1968 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Execution (1968 Film)|Execution]]'' || [[Domenico Paolella]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[A Sky Full of Stars for a Roof]]''/E per tetto un cielo di stelle || [[Giulio Petroni]] || Italian production. Harry ([[Mario Adorf]]) is a gullible gold miner, who gets involved with Billy ([[Giuliano Gemma]]), a con man and a womaniser. They try several unsuccessful schemes to get rich. Billy turns out to be a famous gunfighter, hunted by the vengeful Pratt ([[Federico Boido]]). ||
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| ''[[Three Silver Dollars]]''/...dai nemici mi guardo io! || [[Mario Amendola]] || Italian production. Hondo ([[Julián Mateos]]) is anxious for a partnership with Gringo ([[Charles Southwood]]), who competes with bandit leader El Condor ([[Mirko Ellis]]) for three coins, that together disclose the location of a treasure.  || 16 August 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Dead for a Dollar]]''/T'ammazzo! Raccomandati a Dio/Fidarsi è bene, sparare è meglio || [[Osvaldo Civirani]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 17 August 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[One More to Hell]]''/Uno di più all'inferno || [[Giovanni Fago]] ||
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| ''[[Requiem for a Gringo|Requiem for a gringo]]''/Requiem per un gringo/Réquiem para el gringo || [[José Luis Merino]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Ross Logan ([[Lang Jeffries]]) sets out to avenge his brother, who was killed by the gang of Carranza ([[Fernando Sancho]]). Partly based on [[Masaki Kobayashi]]'s film '[[Harakiri]]'. || 23 August 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[One Against One... No Mercy]]''/Ad uno ad uno... spietatamento/Uno an uno, sin piedad || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || rowspan="3" | Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="3" | 24 August 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Pistol for a Hundred Coffins]]''/Una pistola per cento bare/El sabor del odio || [[Umberto Lenzi]] ||
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| ''[[Wrath of God (1968 film)|Wrath of God]]''/L'ira di Dio/Hasta la última gota de sangre || [[Alberto Cardone]] ||
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| ''[[Run, Man, Run!]]''/...corri uomo corri/Saludos hombre || Sergio Sollima || Italian/French production. [[Tomas Milian]] reprises his role as Mexican bandit Cuchillo Sanchez, who competes with various gunfighters, mercenaries, bounty hunters and outlaws to find a fortune in gold, once belonging to Mexican revolutionaries. || rowspan="2" | 29 August 1968 (Italy)|| A direct sequel to ''[[The Big Gundown]]''
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| ''[[Long Day of the Massacre]]''/Il lungo giorno del massacro || [[Alberto Cardone]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Shoot, Gringo... Shoot!]]''/Spara, Gringo, spara || [[Bruno Corbucci]] || 31 August 1968 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Shoot Twice]]''/Due volte Giuda/Dos veces judas || [[Nando Cicero]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 31 August 1968 (Spain), 1 September 1969 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[A Taste of Death]]''/Cost of Dying/Quanto costa morire/Les colts brillent au soleil || [[Sergio Merolle]] || Italian/French production. || 14 September 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Find a Place to Die]]''/Joe... cercati un posto per morire! || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian production. An ex-[[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] soldier, Joe Collins (Jeffrey Hunter), finds redemption when he defends a woman ([[Pascale Petit (actress)|Pascale Petit]]) and her gold mine from a gang of outlaws. || 21 September 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Ciccio Forgives, I Don't!|Ciccio forgives, I don't!]]''/Ciccio perdona... Io no!  || [[Marcello Ciorciolini]] || Italian production. || 26 September 1968 (Italy)|| Italian Western comedy. The title is a paraphrase of "[[God Forgives... I Don't!|God forgives... I don't !]]"
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| ''[[Between God, the Devil and a Winchester|Between God, the devil and a Winchester]]''/Anche nel west c'era una volta Dio/Entre Dìos y el diablo || [[Marino Girolami]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 7 October 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[La Bataille de San Sebastian|Guns for San Sebastian]]''/La Bataille de San Sebastian/I cannoni di San Sebastian/Los cañones de San Sebastián || [[Henri Verneuil]]|| French/Italian/Mexican production. An outlaw ([[Anthony Quinn]]), seeking sanctuary, is brought by a priest to the small village San Sebastian. When the priest is killed, the townspeople mistakenly believe that the outlaw is the priest. || 18 October 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Black Jack (1968 film)|Black Jack]]''/Un uomo per cinque vendette || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] || Italian production. || 24 October 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sartana Does Not Forgive|Sartana does not forgive]]''/Sartana non perdona/Sonora || [[Alfonso Balcázar]] || Italian/Spanish production. Bounty killer Sartana ([[George Martin (Spanish actor)|George Martin]]) and bank robber José ([[Alfio Caltabiano|Alfo Caltabiano]]) both seek vengeance on Slim Kovacs ([[Jack Elam]]), who hires another bounty killer ([[Gilbert Roland]]) to protect him. || 25 October 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[And Now... Make Your Peace with God|And now... make your peace with God]]''/Ed ora... raccomanda l'anima a Dio! || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. || 26 October 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Ace High (1968 film)|Ace High]]''/I quattro dell'Ave Maria || [[Giuseppe Colizzi]] || Italian/U.S. production. Cacopoulos ([[Eli Wallach]]) robs Cat Stevens ([[Terence Hill]]) and Hutch Bessy ([[Bud Spencer]]). They catch up with him and agree to help him get revenge against his old partners, who betrayed him. || 31 October 1968 (Italy)|| This is a direct sequel to "''[[God Forgives... I Don't!|God forgives... I don't!]] "''.
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| ''[[The Great Silence]]''/Il grande silenzio/Le grand silence || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/French production. A mute gunfighter ([[Jean-Louis Trintignant]]) faces a group of outlaws, pursued by bounty killers, while stranded in the [[Great Blizzard of 1899]].  || 19 November 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[If One Is Born a Swine... Kill Him]]''/Carogne si nasce || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 21 November 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[No Graves on Boot Hill|No graves on Boot Hill]]''/Tre croci per non morire || [[Sergio Garrone]] || 23 November 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Cry for revenge]]''/I morte non si contano/Quién grita venganza? || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]]|| Italian/Spanish production. As bounty hunting partners Fred ([[Anthony Steffen]]) and Johnny ([[Mark Damon]]) try to make a living, they disturb the machinations of the local boss. || 11 December 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gatling Gun (1968 film)|Gatling Gun]]''/Quel caldo maledetto giorno di fuoco/La ametralladora || [[Paolo Bianchini]]|| Italian/Spanish production. || 13 December 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Mercenary (film)|The Mercenary]]''/Il mercenario/Salario para matar || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish production. A Polish mercenary ([[Franco Nero]]) and a Mexican insurgent ([[Tony Musante]]) enter into an unstable partnership, during the [[Mexican Revolution]]. || 20 December 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Chrysthemums for a Bunch of Swines]]''/Cristantemi per un branco di carogne || [[Sergio Pastore]] || Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 21 December 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Once Upon a Time in the West]]''/C'era una volta il West || [[Sergio Leone]] || Italian/U.S. production. A drifter ([[Charles Bronson]]) with a score to settle and an outlaw ([[Jason Robards]]) join forces against a vicious gunman ([[Henry Fonda]]), hired by the railroad firm to run a woman ([[Claudia Cardinale]]) off her home. ||
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| ''[[Kill Them All and Come Back Alone]]''/Ammazzali tutti e torna solo/Mátalos y vuelve || [[Enzo G. Castellari]] || Italian/ Spanish production. The [[Confederate army]] hires Clyde McKay ([[Chuck Connors]]) and his group of specialists, together with captain Lynch ([[Frank Wolff (actor)|Frank Wolff]]), to raid a Union fort where a treasure of gold is hidden. || 31 December 1968 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Cemetery Without Crosses]]''/Une corde, un colt/Cimiteri senza croci || [[Robert Hossein]] || French/Italian production. || 25 January 1969 (France), 19 April 1969 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Death on High Mountain]]'' || [[Fernando Cerchio]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 25 January 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Tepepa]]''/Tepepa... viva la revolución || [[Giulio Petroni]] || Italian/Spanish production. An English doctor ([[John Steiner]]) interferes in the struggle between Mexican guerrilla leader Tepapa ([[Tomas Milian]]) and the local chief of police, Colonel Cascorro ([[Orson Welles]]). || 31 January 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Shadow of Sartana ... Shadow of Your Death|Shadow of Sartana... shadow of your death]]''/Passa Sartana... è la'ombra della tua morte || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. The Randall brothers kill a judge by throwing a knife from a church tower and commit other hideous crimes. The authorities see no other solution but to send for Sartana ([[Jeff Cameron]]), who "only kills to protect from thieves, gunmen and murderers", which he does for the remainder of the movie. || 15 February 1969 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Tierra Brava]]''/...e intorno a lui fu morte/Pagó cara su muerte || [[León Klimovsky]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. || 5 March 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Law of Violence]]''/Legge della violenza/Todos o ninguno || [[Gianni Crea]] || 14 March 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[In the Name of the Father (1969 film)|In the Name of the Father]]''/I quattro del pater noster || [[Ruggero Deodato]] || Italian production. || 3 April 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[No Room to Die]]''/Una lunga fila di croci || [[Sergio Garrone]] || Italian production. Bounty killers Brandon ([[Anthony Steffen]]) and "Preacher" ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]) become involved in [[human trafficking]] across the U.S.-Mexican border. || 18 April 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Hate Is My God]]''/L'odio è il mio dio/Il nero – Hass war sein Gebet || [[Claudio Gora]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || 23 May 1969 (West Germany), 29 May 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Heads or Tails (1969 film)|Heads or Tails]]''/Testa o croce || Piero Pierotti || Italian production. Shanda ([[Špela Rozin]]) is charged with murder, raped by lawmen and left to die in the desert. She is nursed to health by outlaw Black Talisman ([[John Ericson]]), who sets out to clear her name.|| 4 June 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Quintana (1969 film)|Quintana]]'' || [[Vincenzo Musolino|Vincenzo Musolini]]|| Italian production. || 13 June 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Quinto: Fighting Proud|Quinto: Fighting proud]]''/Quinto: non ammazzare/El valor de un cobarde || [[León Klimovsky]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 14 June 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[God Will Forgive My Pistol|God will forgive my pistol]]''/Dio perdoni la mia pistola || [[Mario Gariazzo]]/[[Leopoldo Savona]] || Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 7 August 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Twenty Thousand Dollars for Seven]]''/20.000 dollari sporchi di sangue/Forajidos implacables || [[Alberto Cardone]] || rowspan="2" | Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[Garringo]]'' || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || 28 August 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sundance and the Kid]]''/Vivi o, preferibilmente, morti/Vivo o, preferiblimente, muertos || [[Duccio Tessari]] || Italian/Spanish production. City gambler Monty ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) and Wild West farmer Ted Mulligan ([[Nino Benvenuti]]) must live together for six months, to gain an inheritance. How hard can it be? || rowspan="2" | 17 September 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sabata (film)|Sabata]]''/Ehi amico... c'è Sabata, hai chiuso! || [[Gianfranco Parolini]] || Italian production. Sabata ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) kills seven men, who have stolen $100,000 from a [[US Army]] safe. He returns the loot, but proceeds to blackmail the instigators, landowner Stengel ([[Franco Ressel]]) and his associates. Gunfighter Banjo ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]) plays both sides.||
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| ''[[The Five Man Army|The Five-Man Army]]''/Un esercito di cinque uomini || [[Don Taylor (actor)|Don Taylor]] || Italian production. A mercenary ([[Peter Graves (actor)|Peter Graves]]) gathers a small group of bandits, to rob a train carrying a large gold shipment, being guarded by the Mexican Army. || 16 October 1969 (Italy)|| Co-written by [[Dario Argento]] and [[Marc Richards (writer)|Marc Richards]].
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| ''[[The Forgotten Pistolero]]''/Il pistolero dell'Ave Maria/Tierra de gigantes || [[Ferdinando Baldi]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Sebastian ([[Leonard Mann (actor)|Leonard Mann]]) learns that he is the son of a Mexican officer, who was murdered by his wife ([[Luciana Paluzzi]]) and her lover ([[Alberto de Mendoza]]). He returns to his place of birth and his sister ([[Pilar Velázquez]]) urges him to avenge himself. Based on the [[Greek mythology|Greek myth]] of [[Orestes]]. || 17 October 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django the Bastard]]''/The Stranger's Gundown/Django il bastardo || [[Sergio Garrone]]|| Italian production. After thirteen years, Django ([[Anthony Steffen]]) returns for vengeance against the three officers who betrayed his unit and caused its massacre during the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]. He puts crosses with each traitor's name on them in the middle of the street, before killing them; and no one is sure whether Django is flesh and blood or an avenging spirit. || 8 November 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Four Came to Kill Sartana|Four came to kill Sartana]]''/...e vennero in quattro per uccidere Sartana || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. || 9 November 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[I Am Sartana Your Angel of Death|I am Sartana, your angel of death]]''/Sono Sartana, il vostro becchino || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]]|| Italian production. Bounty killer Sartana ([[Gianni Garko]]) has a price put on his head, when someone disguised as him leads a bank robbery. He sets out to find the real robbers, but must also fight off other bounty killers. || 20 November 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gli specialisti|The Specialist]]''/Gli specialisti/Le spécialiste/Fahrt zur Hölle ihr Halunken || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/French/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Renowned gunfighter Bret Dixon ([[Johnny Hallyday]]) returns to his hometown when his brother is killed by a lynch mob. || rowspan="2" | 26 November 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Bullet for Sandoval|A bullet for Sandoval]]''/Quei disperati che puzzano di sudore e di morte/Los desesperados || [[Julio Buchs]] || Italian/Spanish production. Army deserter John Warner ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) forms an outlaw band and, eventually, gets even with landowner Sandoval ([[Ernest Borgnine]]), who is responsible for the death of Warner's child (with Sandoval's daughter). ||
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| ''[[The Price of Power]]''/Il prezzo del potere/Muerte de un presidente || [[Tonino Valerii]] || Italian/Spanish production. In a story closely resembling the [[JFK assassination]], Bill Willer ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) seeks evidence to bring to justice those who assassinated the president and who also killed Bill's father. He crosses paths with presidential aide MacDonald ([[Warren Vanders]]), who wants to use that evidence for political purposes. || 18 December 1969 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Boot Hill (film)|Boot Hill]]''/La collina degli stivali || [[Giuseppe Colizzi]] || Italian production. Former partners Cat ([[Terence Hill]]) and Hutch ([[Bud Spencer]]) reunite and join with former gunfighter Thomas ([[Woody Strode]]) and his circus colleagues, to help a mining community threatened by a mining boss and his hired guns. || 20 December 1969 (Italy)|| This film is a direct sequel to ''[[Ace High (1968 film)|Ace High]]''
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| ''[[Night of the Serpent]]''/La notte dei serpenti || [[Giulio Petroni]] || Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 23 December 1969 (Italy)||
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| ''[[La taglia è tua... l'uomo l'ammazzo io|El Puro]]''/La taglia è tua... l'uomo l'ammazzo io/El Puro se sienta, espera y dispara || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1970'''
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| ''[[And God Said to Cain|And God said to Cain]]''/...e Dio disse a Caino.../Satan der Rache || [[Antonio Margheriti]] || Italian/[[West German]] production. Gary Hamilton ([[Klaus Kinski]]) takes revenge on the men that framed him. || 8 February 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Chuck Moll]]''/Ciakmull, l'uomo della vendetta || [[Enzo Barboni]] || Italian production. Amnesiac Chuck Moll ([[Leonard Mann (actor)|Leonard Mann]]) escapes from an asylum and arrives to a town where everybody seems to be afraid of him. || 11 March 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Challenge of the McKennas]]''/La sfida dei MacKenna/Un dólar y una tumba || [[León Klimovsky]] || Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 21 March 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Shango (film)|Shango]]''/Shango la pistola infallibile || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Paths of War]]''/Franco e Ciccio sul sentiero di guerra || [[Aldo Grimaldi]] || Italian production. Comedy Western, featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. || 26 March 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Twenty Paces to Death]]''/Viente pasos para la muerte/Saranda || [[Manuel Esteba]]/[[Antonio Mollica]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 9 April 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django Against Sartana|Django against Sartana]]''/Django sfida Sartana || [[Pasquale Squitieri]]|| Italian production. The innocent brother of Django ([[Tony Kendall (actor)|Tony Kendall]]) is lynched. At first, Django suspects Sartana ([[George Ardisson]]), but after a fight, they join forces to root out the real villain – a banker. || 30 April 1970 (Italy)||

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| ''[[Awkward Hands]]'' || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 18 May 1970 (Spain)||
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| ''[[One Damned Day at Dawn… Django Meets Sartana!|One damned day at dawn... Django meets Sartana!]]''/Quel maledetto giorno d'inverno... Django e Sartana all'ultimo sangue || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. Sheriff Jack Rawls a.k.a. Sartana ([[Fabio Testi]]) and bounty hunter Django ([[Jack Betts|Hunt Powers]]) have to work out some disagreements about how to fight the outlaw gangs in Black City. ||25 June 1970 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Ringo, It's Massacre Time|Ringo, it's massacre time]]''/Giunse Ringo e... fu tempo di massacro || [[Mario Pinzauti]] || Italian production. || 2 August 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[La diligencia de los condenados]]'' || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. The gang of Sartana ([[Fernando Sancho]]) holds some stage passengers prisoner, at a relay station. They learn too late that the station master ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]) is a former gunfighter. || 6 August 1970 (Italy)|| Based on a novel by [[Lou Carrigan]].
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| ''[[Sartana's Here... Trade Your Pistol for a Coffin|Sartana's here... Trade your pistol for a coffin]]''/C'è Sartana... vendi la pistola e comprati la bara! || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]]|| Italian production. Bounty hunter Sartana ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) discovers that town boss Spencer ([[Piero Lulli]]) collects the miner's gold and then, stashes it away for himself and has bandits "rob" the transports. Several other parties are also interested in that gold, among them, gunfighter Sorrow ([[Charles Southwood]]).|| 7 August 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Arizona (1970 film)|Arizona]]''/Arizona si scatenò... e li fece fuori tutti/Arizona vuelve || [[Sergio Martino]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 14 August 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sartana in the Valley of Death]]''/Sartana nella valle degli avvoltoi || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. Lee Calloway ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]) is a wanted man, who springs three of the Craig brothers from jail to get 50% of their robbery loot. However, both parties have hidden agendas. || 15 August 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Roy Colt and Winchester Jack]]'' || [[Mario Bava]] || Italian production. || 30 August 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Rebels of Arizona]]''/Adiós Cjamango!/Los Rebeldes de Arizona || [[José María Zabalza|José Maria Zabalza]]|| Italian/Spanish production. || 7 September 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Un par de asesinos]]'' || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish production. There is, actually, no character called "Sartana" in this story of several parties fighting, and dying, over robbery loot. At the end, the sole survivors – Santana ([[Gianni Garko]]), Marco ([[Guglielmo Spoletini|William Bogart]]) and Maria ([[Maria Silva (actress)|Maria Silva]]) – live together in a cave. || 11 September 1970 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Rough Justice (film)|Rough Justice]]''/La belva || [[Mario Costa (director)|Mario Costa]] || Italian production. || rowspan="2" | 12 September 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Arriva Sabata!]]'' || [[Tulio Demicheli]] || Italian/Spanish production. Several parties vie for the loot of a bank robbery. ||
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| ''[[More Dollars for the MacGregors|More dollars for the MacGregors]]''/Ancora dollari per i McGregor/La muerte busca un hombre || [[José Luis Merino]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 27 September 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Adiós, Sabata]]''/Indio Black, sai che ti dico... sei un gran figlio di... || [[Gianfranco Parolini]] || Italian production. Sabata ([[Yul Brynner]]; called "Indio Black" in the Italian version) helps Mexican revolutionaries steal a wagon load of gold. || 30 September 1970 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Have a Good Funeral, My Friend... Sartana Will Pay|Have a good funeral, my friend... Sartana will pay]]''/Buon funerale, amigos!... paga Sartana/Buen funeral, amigos... paga Sartana || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]]|| Italian/Spanish production. A prospector is murdered and Sartana ([[Gianni Garko]]), who witnessed the murder and eliminated the killers, protects his niece and heir ([[Daniela Giordano]]) from those that want to take advantage of her... or so it seems!|| rowspan="2" | 8 October 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Chapaqua's Gold|Chapaqua's gold]]''/L'oro dei bravados/Chapagua || [[Giancarlo Romitelli]] || Italian/French production. ||
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| ''[[Twilight Avengers]]''/I vendicatori dell'Ave Maria || [[Bitto Albertini]] || Italian production. || 15 October 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Matalo!]]'' || [[Cesare Canevari]]|| Italian/Spanish production. Some outlaws hang around in a ghost town. Then arrives a stranger ([[Lou Castel]]), armed with boomerangs.|| 22 October 1970 (Italy)|| 
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| ''[[A Man Called Sledge|A man called Sledge]]''/Sledge || [[Vic Morrow]] || Italian production. Outlaw Luther Sledge ([[James Garner]]) is enlisted to steal a gold shipment, held in a prison. || 14 November 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django and Sartana Are Coming... It's the End|Django and Sartana are coming... It's the End]]''/Arrivano Django e Sartana... è la fine || rowspan="2" | [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. Robber Burt Kelly ([[Gordon Mitchell]]) holds a young girl hostage, while he stays in a shack in the wilderness, playing cards with his own mirror image. Bounty killer Django ([[Franco Borelli|Chet Davies]]) and independent crime-fighter Sartana ([[Jack Betts|Hunt Powers]]) both go after him and take turns, saving each other's lives. In the end, Sartana leaves all the bodies to Django to collect, for the bounty. || 20 November 1970 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Stranger That Kneels Beside the Shadow of a Corpse]]''/Inginocchiati straniero... I cadaveri non-fanno ombra! || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 27 November 1970 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Wanted Sabata|Wanted: Sabata]]''|| [[Roberto Mauri]] || 1 December 1970 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Trinity Sees Red|Trinity sees red]]''/La collera del vento/Venganza Sangrienta || [[Mario Camus]] || Italian/Spanish production. Hired by land owners to kill a labor organizer during a strike among agricultural workers, Marco ([[Terence Hill]]) begins to question his mission. The story takes place in an unspecified Spanish-speaking country. None of the characters is called "Trinity". || 4 December 1970 (Italy).||
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| ''[[The Deserter (1971 film)|The Deserter]]''/La spina dorsale del diavolo/Davolja kicma || [[Burt Kennedy]]/[[Niksa Fulgosi]] || U.S./Italian/[[Yugoslavia]]n production. Army deserter Kaleb ([[Bekim Fehmiu]]) is set to train and lead an ''ad-hoc'' group of military specialists, on an irregular raid against an Apache camp across the Mexican border.|| 4 December 1970 (Italy/[[Yugoslavia]] )||
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| ''[[A Man Called Apocalypse Joe|A man called Apocalypse Joe]]''/Un uomo chiamato Apocalisse Joe/Apocalipsis Joe || [[Leopoldo Savona]] || Italian/Spanish production. Joe Clifford ([[Anthony Steffen]]), a traveling actor and part-time hired gunman, inherits a gold mine from his uncle. || 4 December 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Compañeros (film)|Compañeros]]''/Vamos a matar, compañeros/Los compañeros/Zwei Compañeros || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Arms dealer Yolaf Peterson ([[Franco Nero]]) and a Mexican bandit-revolutionary ([[Tomas Milian]]) are forced into partnership to free an idealistic revolutionary leader, who knows the combination to a safe. They are hunted by Peterson's former business partner ([[Jack Palance]]). || 18 December 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Hey Amigo! A Toast to Your Death|Hey, amigo! A toast to your death]]''/Ehi amigo... sei morto! || [[Paolo Bianchini]] || Italian production. || 20 December 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[They Call Me Trinity|They call me Trinity]]''/Lo chiamavano Trinità || [[Enzo Barboni]] || Italian production. A very influential comedy Western, where an outlaw ([[Bud Spencer]]), masquerading as a sheriff, finds his plans upset by the arrival of his brother ([[Terence Hill]]), a wandering drifter. Followed by "''[[Trinity Is Still My Name|Trinity" is still my name]]''. || 22 December 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Light the Fuse... Sartana Is Coming|Light the fuse... Sartana is coming]]''/Una nuvola di polvere... Un grido di morte... Arriva Sartana/Llega Sartana || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]]|| Italian/Spanish production. During a shoot-out, a large sum of gold disappears and is hidden somewhere, in the town of Mansfield. In the hunt for this treasure, many people kill each other and the last man standing is Sartana ([[Gianni Garko]]).  || rowspan="2" | 24 December 1970 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Reverend's Colt]]''/Reverendo Colt || [[León Klimovsky]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1971'''
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| ''[[Kill Django... Kill First|Kill Django... kill first]]''/Uccidi Django... uccidi per primo!!! || [[Sergio Garrone]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 5 February 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Brother Outlaw]]''/Rimase uno solo e fu la morte per tutti || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || 19 February 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Judge Roy Bean (1971 film)|Judge Roy Bean]]''/Le juge/All'ovest di Sacramento || [[Jean Girault]]/[[Federico Chentrens]] || French/Italian production. || 3 March 1971 (France), 4 March 1971 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Durango Is Coming, Pay or Die|Durango is coming, pay or die]]''/Arriva Durango, paga o muori || [[Roberto Bianchi Montero]] || rowspan="3" | Italian production. || 5 March 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Bastard, Go and Kill]]''/Bastardo... Vamos a matar || [[Gino Mangini]] || 6 March 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Last Traitor]]''/Il tredicesimo è sempre Giuda || [[Giuseppe Vari]] || 12 March 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Finders killers]]''/Se t'incontro t'ammazzo || [[Gianni Crea]] || Italian production. Jack Forest ([[Donald O'Brien (actor)|Donal O'Brien]]) is out to get the men who killed his father. Those men – a banker, a sheriff and a saloon owner – employ gunfighter Chris ([[Gordon Mitchell]]), to protect them. Bad move, as he turns out to be Jack's brother. ||  27 March 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Barrel Full of Dollars]]''/Per una bara piena di dollari || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. || 1 April 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Dig Your Grave Friend... Sabata's Coming|Dig your grave, friend... Sabata's coming]]''/Sei già cadavere Amigo... ti cerca Garringo/¡Abre tu fosa, amigo, llega Sabata! || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. A young man ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]) decides to avenge the death of his father, at the hands of a local land baron. Enlisting the aid of a notorious, yet good-natured, bandit ([[Fernando Sancho]]), they are faced with the land baron's hired gun, Sabata. || 2 April 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[They Call Me Hallelujah|They call me Hallelujah]]''/Testa t'ammazzo, croce... sei morto. Mi chiamano Alleluja || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian production. During the struggle against [[Maximilian I of Mexico]], several parties vie for an elusive shipment of diamonds.|| 8 April 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Fistful of Death]]''/Giù la testa... hombre! || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. || 17 April 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Even Django Has His Price|Even Django has his price]]''/Anche per Django le carogne hanno un prezzo || [[Luigi Batzella]] || Italian production. When his fiancée is abducted during a bank robbery, Django ([[Jeff Cameron]]) goes after the Cortez Brothers, who are hiding in a fortified cavern. He is aided by a fellow gunfighter ([[Gengher Gatti]]) and a bank employee ([[John Desmont]]), to help rescue his girl and recover the money. || 8 May 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Joe Dakota (1972 film)|Joe Dakota]]''/Spara Joe.. e così sia! || [[Emilio Miraglia]]|| Italian production||10 May 1971 (Italy)
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| ''[[His Name Was King|His name was King]]''/Lo chiamavano King || [[Giancarlo Romitelli]] || Italian production. Bounty killer "King" Marley ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]) kills one of the wanted Benson brothers. In retaliation, King's brother is killed and his sister-in-law is raped. King's vengeance, eventually, involves sheriff Foster ([[Klaus Kinski]]) and government agent Collins ([[Luciano Pigozzi]]). || 18 May 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Four Gunmen of the Holy Trinity|Four gunmen of the Holy Trinity]]''/I quattro pistoleri di Santa Trinità || [[Giorgio Cristallini]] || rowspan="3" | Italian production. || 29 May 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Terrible Day of the Big Gundown]]''/Quel maledetto giorno della resa dei conti || [[Sergio Garrone]] || 26 June 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gunman of 100 Crosses|Gunman of 100 crosses]]''/Una pistola per cento croci || [[Carlo Croccolo]] || 3 July 1971 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[And the Crows Will Dig Your Grave]]''/I corvi ti scaveranno la fossa/Los buitres cavarán tu fosa || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. Wells Fargo police officer Jeff Sullivan ([[Craig Hill (actor)|Craig Hill]]) plans to get robber Glenn Kovacs ([[Frank Braña]]), by using Glenn's half-brother ([[Angel Aranda]]). Carranza ([[Fernando Sancho]]), another Wells Fargo man, tries to beat him to it. || 11 August 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Vengeance Is a Dish Served Cold]]''/La vendetta è un piatto che si serve freddo || [[Pasquale Squitieri]]|| Italian production. Jim Bridger ([[Leonard Mann (actor)|Leonard Mann]]) kills Indians, to avenge his family. When he learns that the real culprit is Judge Perkins ([[Ivan Rassimov]]), he joins Perkin's organization, in order to destroy him.|| rowspan="2" | 13 August 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Shoot the Living and Pray for the Dead]]''/Prega il morto e ammazza il vivo || [[Giuseppe Vari]]|| Italian production. John Webb ([[Paolo Casella]]) is employed by Dan Hogan ([[Klaus Kinski]]) and his gang, to help them escape to Mexico with their robbery loot. Webb – whose father has been killed by Hogan – hides the loot and makes the gang members kill each other. ||
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| ''[[Dead Men Ride]]''/Anda, muchacho, spara!/El sol bajo la tierra || [[Aldo Florio]] || Italian/Spanish production. Roy Greenford ([[Fabio Testi]]) joins the gang of banker Redfield ([[Eduardo Fajardo]]) and kills them all, to get their gold. In the end, he returns the gold to the Mexican miners that it, originally, belonged to. || 16 August 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django Story|Django story]]''/Giù le mani... carogna! || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. || 21 August 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Return of Sabata]]''/È tornato Sabata... hai chiuso un'altra volta/Le retour de Sabata/Sabata kehrt zurück || [[Gianfranco Parolini]] || Italian/French/[[West Germany|West German]] production. With the unreliable help from saloon owner Clyde ([[Reiner Schöne]]), Sabata ([[Lee van Cleef]]) blackmails the mayor of Hobsonville ([[Giampiero Albertini]]), for dealing in counterfeit money. || 3 September 1971 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[In the Name of the Father, the Son and the Colt]]''/In nome del padre, del figlio e della Colt/La máscare de vero || [[Mario Bianchi]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 5 September 1971 (Italy)
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| ''[[Let's Go and Kill Sartana|Let's go and kill Sartana]]''/Vamos a matar Sartana || [[Mario Pinzauti]] || 6 September 1971 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Drummer of Vengeance]]''/Il giorno del giudizio || [[Mario Gariazzo]] || Italian production. An avenger ([[Ty Hardin]]) seeks out the malefactors and confronts them with a toy drummer, before killing them. || 9 September 1971 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Red Sun]]''/Sole rosso/Soleil Rouge || [[Terence Young (director)|Terence Young]] || Italian/French production. Bounty hunter Link Stuart ([[Charles Bronson]]) and samurai Kuroda Jubei ([[Toshiro Mifune]]) pursue Gauche ([[Alain Delon]]), who has stolen an ancient sword being intended as a gift to U.S. President [[Ulysses S. Grant]]. || 15 September 1971 (France), 23 October 1971 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[The Price of Death]]''/Il venditore di morte || [[Lorenzo Gicca Palli]] || Italian production. A gunfighter ([[Gianni Garko]]) is hired to prove the innocence of outlaw Chester Conway ([[Klaus Kinski]]), who is to hang for a murder. || 17 September 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[They Call Him Cemetery|They call him Cemetery]]''/Gli fumavano le Colt... lo chiamavano Camposanto || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian production. Ranchers are terrorised by a gang of extortionists, led by a masked man. Camposanto ([[Gianni Garko]]) and Duke ([[William Berger (actor)|William Berger]]), two gunfighters who respect each other, find themselves on opposing sides of the conflict. || 23 September 1971 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Viva! Django]]''/W Django! || [[Edoardo Mulargia]] || Italian production. With the help of a horse thief ([[Stelio Candelli]]), Django ([[Anthony Steffen]]) tracks down and kills, one by one, the men who murdered his wife. || 29 September 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Il lungo giorno della violenza]]''/El Bandido Malpelo || [[Giuseppe Maria Scotese]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 9 October 1971 (Italy)|| 
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|''"[[Trinity Is Still My Name|Trinity" is still my name]]''/...continuavano a chiamarlo Trinità
| [[Enzo Barboni]] || Italian production. Sequel to ''[[They Call Me Trinity|They call me Trinity]]''. The brothers Trinity ([[Terence Hill]]) and Bambino ([[Bud Spencer]]) make a promise to their dying father to become successful outlaws. However, they are distracted into helping a farmer family that they had previously tried to hold up. || 21 October 1971 (Italy)|| Awards: [[Goldene Leinwand]] in 1973 
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| ''[[Duck, You Sucker]]''/A Fistful of Dynamite/Giù la testa || [[Sergio Leone]] || Italian/Spanish/U.S. production. An Irish revolutionary ([[James Coburn]]) and a Mexican bandit ([[Rod Steiger]]) cross paths, during the [[Mexican Revolution]]. || 29 October 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Blindman (1972 film)|Blindman]]'' || [[Ferdinando Baldi]] || U.S./Italian production. A gunfighter, known as the Blindman ([[Tony Anthony (actor)|Tony Anthony]]), and others are hired to escort fifty [[Mail-order bride|mail-order brides]] to a mining camp. His partners, instead, sell the women to a Mexican bandit and the Blindman goes into Mexico after them. || rowspan="2" | 11 November 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Savage Guns (1971 film)|Savage Guns]]''/Era Sam Wallach... lo chiamavano "Così sia" || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. After his brother is killed, after witnessing the murder of a tavern owner, Sam Wallach ([[Robert Woods (actor)|Robert Woods]]) goes after the bandit leader responsible. ||
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| ''[[Paid in Blood]]''/Quelle sporche anime dannate || [[Luigi Batzella]] || rowspan="4" | Italian production. || 14 November 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[My Name is Mallory... M Means Death|My name is Mallory... "M" means death]]''/Il mio nome é Mallory, "M" come morte || [[Mario Moroni]] || 18 November 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[His Name was Pot... But They Called Him Allegria|His name was Pot... But, they called him Allegria]]''/Il suo nome era Pot... ma... lo chiamavano Allegria || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || rowspan="2" | 26 November 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[And His Name Was Holy Ghost|And his name was Holy Ghost]]''/...e lo chiamarono Spirito Santo || [[Roberto Mauri]] ||
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| ''[[Black Killer]]'' || [[Carlo Croccolo]] || Italian production. Sheriff Bud Collins ([[Fred Robsahm]]) and lawyer James Webb ([[Klaus Kinski]]) cooperate, to rid the town of the O'Hara brothers. However, they also have a secret agreement. || 27 November 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Acquasanta Joe]]'' || [[Mario Gariazzo]] || Italian production. Bounty hunter Acquasanta Joe ([[Lincoln Tate]]) vies for the reward for outlaw gang leader Donovan ([[Ty Hardin]]) – and for his woman ([[Silvia Monelli]]). || 11 December 1971 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Un dólar para Sartana]]'' || [[León Klimovsky]] || Italian/Spanish production. || rowspan="2" | 17 December 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sheriff of Rock Springs]]''/Lo sceriffo di Rocksprings || [[Mario Sabatini (film director)|Mario Sabatini]] || Italian production. ||
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| ''[[My Colt, Not Yours|My Colt, not yours]]''/La mia Colt ti cerca... 4 ceri ti aspettano/Un Colt por 4 cirius || [[Ignacio F. Iquino]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 18 December 1971 (Spain), 15 November 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Long Live Your Death]]''/Viva la muerte... tua!/¡Viva la muerte... tuya!/Zwei tolle Compañeros || [[Duccio Tessari]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Con artist Orlowsky ([[Franco Nero]]) and bandit Lozoya ([[Eli Wallach]]) want to lay their hands on a treasure, while the journalist Mary ([[Lynn Redgrave]]) wants to get the revolution going. || 22 December 1971 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Bad Man's River]]''/E continuavano a fregarsi il milione di dollari/El hombre de Río Malo/Les quatro mercenaires d'El Paso || [[Eugenio Martín]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. || 23 December 1971 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1972'''
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| ''[[Requiem for a Bounty Hunter]]''/Lo ammazzó come un cane... ma lui rideva ancora || [[Angelo Pannacciò]] || Italian production. Rancher Nick Barton ([[Michael Forest|Michael Forrest]]) enlists the help of Whistler ([[Remo Capitani|Ray O'Conner]]), a silent bounty hunter, to go after the outlaw gang who murdered his family. || 2 January 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Great Treasure Hunt]]''/Monta in sella, figlio di.../Repóker de bribones || [[Tonino Ricci]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 7 February 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Ben and Charlie]]''/Amico, stammi lontano almeno un palmo || [[Michele Lupo]] || Italian production. Ben Bellew ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) and Charlie Logan ([[George Eastman (actor)|George Eastman]]), a pair of small-time thieves, match wits with a [[Pinkerton Agency|Pinkerton detective]] ([[Giacomo Rossi-Stuart]]). || 22 February 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Thunder Over El Paso|Thunder over El Paso]]''/I senza Dio/Yo los mato, tú cobras la recompensa || [[Roberto Bianchi Montero]] || Italian/Spanish production. The bounty hunter Minnesota ([[Cristea Avram]]) and the wanted "El Santo" ([[Antonio Sabàto, Sr.]]) – "he likes to send people to paradise" – join forces to share $400,000 in gold ingots, taken by the bank robber Corbancho ([[José Jaspe]]). However, they both have hidden agendas. || 27 February 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[You Are a Traitor And I'll Kill You|You are a traitor and I'll kill you]]''/Una cuerda al amanecer/Sei una carogna... e l'ammazzo! || [[Manuel Esteba]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 4 March 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gunman Called Dakota|Gunman called Dakota]]''/Un uomo chiamato Dakota || [[Mario Sabatini (film director)|Mario Sabatini]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 5 March 1972 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Beyond the Frontiers of Hate]]''/Al di là dell'odio || [[Alessandro Santini]] || 19 March 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[His Name Was Holy Ghost|His name was Holy Ghost]]''/Uomo avvisato mezzo ammazzato... parola di Spirito Santo/Y le llamban El Halcón || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian/Spanish production. Spirito Santo ([[Gianni Garko]]) wins half of a Mexican goldmine, but must lend support to a revolution, in order to get to the gold. || 30 March 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[It Can Be Done Amigo|It can be done, amigo]]''/Si può fare... amigo/En el oeste se puede hacer... amigo/Amigo!... Mon colt a deux mots à te dire || [[Maurizio Lucidi]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. Hiram Coburn ([[Bud Spencer]]) helps a child ([[Renato Cestiè]]) reclaim his rightful inheritance, which turns out to be on top of an oil well. || 31 March 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Django... Adios!]]''/Seminò morte... lo chiamavano il castigo di Dio || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. Django ([[Brad Harris]]) is helped by a Mexican revolutionary ([[José Torres (actor)|José Torres]]) to prove his innocence from a bank robbery. || 2 April 1972 (Italy)|| The last of Roberto Mauri's series of spaghetti Westerns.
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| ''[[Kill the Poker Player]]''/Hai sbagliato... dovevi uccidermi subito! || [[Mario Bianchi]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 9 April 1972 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[You are Jinxed, Friend You've Met Sacramento|You are jinxed, friend ! You've met Sacramento]]''/Sei iellato, amico hai incontrato Sacramento|| [[Giorgio Cristallini]]|| Italian production. || 13 April 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Prey of Vultures]]''/La preda e l'avvoltoio/Un dólar de recompensa || [[Rafael Romero Marchent]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 24 April 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Jesse and Lester, Two Brothers in a Place Called Trinity|Jesse and Lester, two brothers in a place called Trinity]]''/Jesse & Lester: due fratelli in un posto chiamato Trinità || [[Renzo Genta]] || Italian production. The brothers Jesse ([[Richard Harrison (actor)|Richard Harrison]]) and Lester ([[Donald O'Brien (actor)|Donal O'Brien]]) disagree on how to use the elusive yield from their inherited gold mine. Lester wants to build a church, while Jesse wants to build a brothel. || 27 April 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Return of the Holy Ghost]]''/Banda alla tua pelle Spirito Santo! || [[Roberto Mauri]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 7 May 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Magnificent West]]''/Il magnifico West || [[Gianni Crea]] || 27 May 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Trinity and Sartana Are Coming|Trinity and Sartana are coming]]''/Trinità e Sartana figli di... || [[Mario Siciliano]] || Italian production. Horse thief Trinity ([[Harry Baird (actor)|Harry Baird]]) and gun-fighter Sartana ([[Alberto Dell'Acqua|Robert Widmark]]) attempt some robberies, which bring them into brawls with the men of local boss Burton ([[Stelio Candelli]]). Trinity gives away the booty to beautiful farmer girl Martha ([[Daniela Giordano|Daniela Giordani]]). || 30 May 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Pistol Packin' Preacher]]''/Posate le pistole, reverendo || [[Leopoldo Savona]] || Italian production. || 3 June 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Watch Out Gringo! Sabata Will Return|Watch out, gringo! Sabata will return]]''/¡Judas... toma tus monedas!/Attento gringo... è tornato Sabata! || [[Alfonso Balcázar]]/[[Pedro Luis Ramirez]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 4 June 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[God in Heaven... Arizona on Earth|God in heaven... Arizona on Earth]]''/Dio in cielo... Arizona in terra/Una bala marcada || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 26 June 1972 (Spain), 4 August 1972 (Italy) ||
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|| ''[[Two Sons of Trinity|Two sons of Trinity]]''/I due figli di Trinità || [[Osvaldo Civirani]] || Italian production. Comedy Western, featuring [[Franco and Ciccio]]. || 26 July 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[J & S: Criminal Story of an Outlaw Couple|J & S: Criminal story of an outlaw couple]]''/La banda J.S.: cronaca criminale del Far West/Los hijos del dìa y de la noche/Die rote Sonne der Rache || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Relations shift between outlaw Jed ([[Tomas Milian]]) and his girlfriend, Sonny ([[Susan George (actress)|Susan George]]), as they roam the West, pursued by lawman Franciscus ([[Telly Savalas]]). || rowspan="4" | 11 August 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[My Horse, My Gun, Your Widow]]''/Domani passo a salutare la tua vedova... parola di Epidemia/Tu fosa será exacta... amigo || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. ||
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| ''[[Man Called Amen|Man called Amen]]''/Così sia || [[Alfio Caltabiano]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. ||
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| ''[[They Call Him Veritas|They call him Veritas]]''/Lo chiamavano Veritá || [[Luigi Perelli]] ||
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| ''[[Too Much Gold for One Gringo]]''/Lo credevano uno stinco di santo/La caza del oro || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. Several outlaws await the release from prison of Carver ([[Manuel Guitiàn]]), an elderly prospector, who is believed to have hidden 28 sacks of gold 20 years earlier. Trash ([[Anthony Steffen]]) and Josè ([[Daniel Martín (Spanish actor)|Daniel Martín]]) escape with the somewhat unwilling Carver, to recover the gold. However, other parties, like the bandit Firmin Rojas ([[Fernando Sancho]]), have the same idea. || 19 August 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[Il West ti va stretto, amico... è arrivato Alleluja|The West is tough, amigo... Alleluja's here]]''/Il West ti va stretto, amico... è arrivato Alleluja/Beichtet, Freunde, Halleluja kommt/Le far west est trop petit pour toi, mon ami: Alleluja est arrivé || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]]/French production. An Indian statue of political value in the [[Mexican Revolution]] is sought by: Hallelujah ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]), Drake ([[Paolo Gozlino]]) and his gang, the thief Fleurette ([[Agata Flori]]) and her Scotsman partner, Archie ([[Lincoln Tate]]), and others. || 30 August 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Panhandle 38|Panhandle Calibre 38]]''/Padella calibro 38/...e alla fine lo chiamarono Jerusalem l'implacabile || [[Toni Secchi]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 1 September 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Deadly Trackers]]''/La lunga cavalcata della vendetta || [[Tanio Boccia]] || 4 September 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Miss Dynamite (1972 film)|Miss Dynamite]]''/Tutti fratelli nel West... per parte di padre/Todos hermanos... en el Oeste || [[Sergio Grieco]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || 7 September 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Man of the East]]''/...e poi lo chiarono il Magnifico/El magnifico || [[Enzo Barboni]] || Italian/French/[[Yugoslavia]]n production. English gentleman Sir Thomas Fitzpatrick Phillip Moore ([[Terence Hill]]) travels to the American frontier, according to the last wishes of his late father. The members of his father's outlaw gang – Bull Schmidt ([[Gregory Walcott]]), Holy Joe ([[Harry Carey, Jr.]]) and Monkey Smith ([[Dominic Barto]]) – attempt to teach Moore to become a "real man". The free-spirited young man is soon forced to defend himself against local gunman Morton Clayton ([[Riccardo Pizzuti]]), who becomes jealous over the developing romance with a local rancher's daughter, Candida Austin ([[Yanti Somer]]). || 9 September 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Reason to Live, a Reason to Die]]''/Una ragione per vivere e una per morire/Un razón para vivir y una para morir/Une raison per vivre, une raison pour mourir/Sie verkaufen den Tod || [[Tonino Valerii]] || Italian/Spanish/French/[[West Germany|West German]] production. During the [[American Civil War]], an ex-colonel ([[James Coburn]]) is given a handful of war criminals, otherwise condemned to die by hanging, to get back the fort he once surrendered.|| 27 October 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Gunmen and the Holy Ghost]]''/Spirito Santo e le 5 magnifiche canaglie || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. Army lt. Robert Donovan, also called the Holy Ghost ([[Vassili Karis]]), is sent on a mission to recover missing gold. Among others, he confronts a strange gang of outlaws. || rowspan="2" | 29 October 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Life's Tough, Eh Providence?|Life's tough, eh Providence?]]''/La vita a volte è molto dura, vero Provvidenza?/On m'appelle Providence/Providenza-Mausefalle für zwei schräge Vögel || [[Giulio Petroni]] || Italian/French/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Bounty hunter Provvidenza ([[Tomas Milian]]) collects bounty over and over again for Hurricane Kid ([[Gregg Palmer]]), because each time he helps him escape and then, catches him again. This neat arrangement is complicated by a sheriff issuing counterfeit money, a band of drunken [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] renegades and a mercenary saloon girl ([[Janet Ågren]]).||
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| ''[[Go Away! Trinity Has Arrived in Eldorado|Go away! Trinity has arrived in Eldorado]]''/Scansati... a Trinità arriva Eldorado || [[Aristide Massaccesi]] || Italian production. The con man Carter ([[Stelvio Rosi|Stan Cooper]]) teams up with a dancer ([[Daniela Giordano]]) against a group of bandits – the Pistoleros. || 12 November 1972 (Italy)|| The soundtrack is composed by [[Giancarlo Chiaramello]].
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| ''[[God Is My Colt .45|God is my Colt .45]]''/La colt era il suo Dio/Nur Gott war sein Colt || [[Luigi Batzella]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. [[US Army]] Captain Mike Jackson ([[Jeff Cameron]]) returns to his home town, which is troubled by lawlessness, to investigate the disappearance of a fellow officer – with unexpected results. || 18 November 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Sting of the West]]''/Te Deum/Tedeum || [[Enzo G. Castellari]] || Italian/Spanish production. The con man Tedeum ([[Giancarlo Prete]]) gets into a lot of trouble when he inherits a mine.|| 5 December 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Return of Clint the Stranger|The return of Clint the Stranger]]''/Il ritorno di Clint il solitario/El retorno de Clint el solitario/Ein einsamer kehrt zurück || [[Alfonso Balcázar]] || Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Set five years after the 1967 film ''[[Clint the Stranger]]'', Clint Murrayson ([[George Martin (Spanish actor)|George Martin]]) returns to his hometown, to find it overrun with bandits terrorizing local farmers. [[Klaus Kinski]] also appears as a bounty hunter, seeking to collect the reward for Murrayson's capture. || 14 December 1972 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[What Am I Doing in the Middle of the Revolution?|What am I doing in the middle of the revolution?]]''/Che c'entriamo noi con la rivoluzione?/¡Qué nos importa la revolución! || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish production. Two Italians, a priest ([[Paolo Villaggio]]) and a stage actor ([[Vittorio Gassman]]), get accidentally involved in the [[Mexican Revolution]]. || rowspan="2" | 19 December 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[They Called Him Trinity|They called him Trinity]]''/Allegri becchini... arriva Trinità || [[Ferdinando Merighi]] ||
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| ''[[Alleluja e Sartana, figli di... Dio|Halleluja and Sartana strike again]]''/Alleluja e Sartana figli di... Dio/100 Fäuste und ein Vaterunser || [[Mario Siciliano]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. In this [[slapstick comedy]], conmen Alleluja ([[Ron Ely]]) and Sartana ([[Alberto Dell'Acqua|Robert Widmark]]) pose as priests, to swindle money collected for building a church from a beautiful widow ([[Uschi Glas]]). || 22 December 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Now They Call Him Sacramento|Now, they call him Sacramento]]''/I bandoleros della dodicesima ora/Les llamaban Calamidad || [[Alfonso Balcázar]] || Italian/Spanish production. Three outlaws ([[Michael Forest]], [[Fernando Bilbao]], [[Paolo Gozlino]]) inadvertently help a local banker planning to evict farmers, by robbing a train carrying their mortgage payments to the bank. || rowspan="3" | 23 December 1972 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Bounty Hunter in Trinity|Bounty hunter in Trinity]]''/Un bounty killer a Trinità || [[Oscar Santaniello]] || Italian production. The townspeople of Trinity hire a bounty hunter ([[Jeff Cameron]]), to protect them from local bandits. ||
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| ''[[Animal Called Man|Animal called Man]]''/Un animale chiamato uomo || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. The thief and fast gun Bill ([[Vassili Karis]]) and his strong, but slow partner John ([[Omero Capanna]]) make unsuccessful efforts to join the outlaw organization of Forester ([[Craig Hill (actor)|Craig Hill]]). Bill gets patched up by Yvette ([[Gillian Bray]]), a doctor working as a dancer.||
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| ''[[The Grand Duel|Storm rider]]''/Il grande duello/Drei Vaterunser für vier halunken/Le Grand Duel || [[Giancarlo Santi]] || Italian/West German/French production. Philipp Wermeer ([[Peter O'Brien (actor)|Peter O'Brien]]) has escaped from prison, after being framed for the murder of Saxon. He is pursued by bounty hunters, led by the relentless Hole ([[Antonio Casale]]), but is joined by a former sheriff ([[Lee Van Cleef]]), who eventually discloses the real assassin, which leads to a confrontation with Saxon's three sons. || 24 December 1972 ([[West Germany]]) ||Also known as ''The Grand Duel''.
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| {{Year header}} | '''1973'''
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| ''[[Colt in the hand of the Devil]]''/Una Colt in mano del diavolo || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] || Italian production. || 5 January 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Fabulous Trinity]]''/Los fabulosos de Trinidad/Alla larga amigos, oggi ho il grilletto facile... || [[Ignacio F. Iquino]] || Spanish/Italian production. || 4 February 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Anything for a Friend|Anything for a friend]]''/Amico mio frega tu... che frego io! || [[Demofilo Fidani]] || Italian production. || 18 February 1973 (Italy)||
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|''[[Those Dirty Dogs]]''/Campa carogna... la taglia cresce/Los quatro de Fort Apache || [[Giuseppe Rosati (film director)|Giuseppe Rosati]]|| Italian/Spanish production. The [[Muslim]] bounty hunter Coran ([[Gianni Garko]]) and three Army men, led by Chadwell ([[Stephen Boyd]]), must work together to find a bandit ([[Simón Andreu]]), who has hijacked an arms shipment and kidnapped a woman. || 1 March 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Halleluja to Vera Cruz]]''/Partirono preti, tornarono... curati || [[Bianco Manini]] || Italian production. || 2 March 1973 (Italy)||
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|''[[Deaf Smith & Johnny Ears|Los Amigos]]'' || [[Paolo Cavara]]|| Italian production. "Deaf" Smith ([[Anthony Quinn]]), who is a deaf mute, and his partner, Johnny Ears ([[Franco Nero]]), are sent by Texas president [[Sam Houston]] to stop general Morton ([[Franco Graziosi]]), who plots against the annexation of Texas by the United States.|| 29 March 1973 (Italy)||
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|''[[Man Called Invincible|Man called Invincible]]''/Lo chiamavano Tresette... giocava sempre col morto || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian production. When Tresette ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) helps sheriff Bambi ([[Cris Huerta]]) deliver a shipment of gold, they are jailed because it is fake. He also has to face the gunfighter Twinkletoes ([[Alfio Caltabiano]]). || 3 May 1973 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[And They Smelled the Strange, Exciting, Dangerous Scent of Dollars]]''/Sentivano uno strano, eccitante, pericoloso puzzo di dollari || [[Italo Alfaro]] || Italian production. || 4 May 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Brothers Blue]]''/Blu Gang ...E vissero per sempre felici e ammazzati || [[Luigi Bazzoni]] || Italian/French production. || 10 May 1973 (Italy/France)||
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| ''Tequila!''/''[[Uno, dos, tres... dispara otra vez]]'' || [[Tulio Demicheli]] || Italian/Spanish production. The wanted gunfighter Shoshena ([[Anthony Steffen]]) takes on, as a partner, a bum ([[Roberto Camardiel]]), because he is mistaken for a dreaded bounty hunter. They interfere in a fight between some farmers and the landowner, Di Kovan ([[Eduardo Fajardo]]) – as a part of Shoshena's plan to steal his money. || 25 May 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Executioner of God]]''/Il giustiziere di Dio || [[Franco Lattanzi]] || Italian production. || 2 June 1973 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Karate, Fists and Beans]]''/Storia di karatè, pugni e fagioli/Siete contra todos || [[Tonino Ricci]] || Italian/Spanish production. Down-on-their-luck highway robbers Sam ([[Dean Reed]]) and Buddy ([[Chris Huerta]]) join with a bank robber posing as a prior and some counterfeit artists, in order to swindle a bandit ([[Fernando Sancho]]). In the ensuing brawl, they are saved by a Japanese chef ([[Iwao Yoshioka]]), who is a master at karate. || 14 June 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[On the Third Day Arrived the Crow]]''/...e il terzo giorno arrivò il Corvo || [[Gianni Crea]] || Italian production. || 21 July 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Man Called Noon|The man called Noon]]''/Lo chiamavano Mezzogiorno/Un hombre llamado Noon || [[Peter Collinson (film director)|Peter Collinson]] || British/Italian/Spanish production. || 11 August 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Three Supermen of the West]]''/...e cosi divennero i tre supermen del West/Los tres superhombres en el Oeste || [[Anthony Blond (film director)|Anthony Blond]], [[Italo Martinenghi]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 28 August 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Chino (1973 film)|Chino]]''/Valdez, il mezzosangue/Caballos salvajes || [[John Sturges]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. || 14 September 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Three Musketeers of the West]]''/Tutti per uno... botte per tutti || [[Bruno Corbucci]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. || 28 September 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Once Upon a Time in the Wild, Wild West|Once upon a time in the wild, wild West]]''/C'era una volta questo pazzo, pazzo West || [[Franscesco Degli Espinosa]] || 17 October 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Here We Go Again, Eh Providence?|Here we go again, eh Providence?]]''/Ci risiamo, vero Provvidenza?/El bruto, el listo y el capitán || [[Alberto De Martino]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. The bounty hunter Provvidenza ([[Tomas Milian]]) gets involved with a lady, who turns out to be the daughter of a Chinese con man. || 8 November 1973 (Italy) || Sequel to: ''[[Life's Tough, Eh Providence?|Life's tough, eh Providence?]]''.
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| ''[[My Name Is Nobody|My name is Nobody]]''/Il mio nome è Nessuno/Mon nom est Personne/Mein Name ist Nobody || [[Tonino Valerii]]<br>[[Sergio Leone]] (uncredited) || Italian/French/West German production. Aging gunfighter Jack Beauregard ([[Henry Fonda]]) is followed by a happy-go-lucky drifter ([[Terence Hill]]), whose desire to have his boyhood hero go out "in a blaze of glory" has him arrange Beauregard to face a 150-man outlaw gang, known as "The Wild Bunch". || 13 December 1973 ([[West Germany]]), 21 December 1973 (Italy) || Awards: [[Goldene Leinwand]] in 1974
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| ''[[White Fang (1973 film)|White Fang]]''/Zanna Bianca/Colmillo Blanco/Croc-blanc || [[Lucio Fulci]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. || 21 December 1973 (Italy)|| The first entry in the [[White Fang (1973 film)|''White Fang'']] cycle. Based on a story by [[Jack London]].
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| ''[[Bad Kids of the West|Bad kids of the West]]''/Kid, il monello del West || [[Tonino Ricci]] || Italian production. Children Western, starring [[Andrea Balestri]]. || rowspan="3" | 24 December 1973 (Italy)|| Won the [[Giffoni Film Festival]], as the best adaptation, in 1976.
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| ''[[They Still Call Me Amen|They still call me Amen]]''/Mamma mia è arrivato Così Sia || [[Alfio Caltabiano]] || Italian production. || Sequel to ''[[Man Called Amen|Man called Amen]]''
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| ''[[Fasthand is Still My Name|Fasthand is still my name]]''/Mi chiamavano "Requiescat"... ma avevano sbagliato/Mano rápida || [[Mario Bianchi]] || Italian/Spanish production. [[US Army]] Captain Jeff Madison ([[Alan Steel]]) is tortured and his comrades-in-arms massacred. He seeks vengeance together with the Indian woman, Swana ([[Celine Bessy]]). ||
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| ''[[For a Book of Dollars]]''/Più forte sorelle || [[Mario Bianchi]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 26 December 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[My Name Is Shanghai Joe|My name Is Shanghai Joe]]''/Il mio nome è Shanghai Joe || [[Mario Caiano]] || Italian production. During his travels in the American West, recently arrived Chinese immigrant Shanghai Joe ([[Chen Lee]]) encounters Texan rancher Stanley Spencer ([[Piero Lulli]]), who has been enslaving Mexican peasants from across the border. After setting free a group of them, a price is put on his head and he is forced to face Scalped Jack ([[Klaus Kinski]]), Pedro The Cannibal ([[Robert Hundar]]) and other notorious killers. || rowspan="4" | 28 December 1973 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Kung Fu Brothers in the Wild West|Kung Fu Brothers in the wild West]]''/Long hu zheng xi/Kung fu nel pazzo West || [[Man Yi Yang]] || Hong Kong/Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Six Bounty Killers for a Massacre]]''/Sei bounty killers per una strage || [[Franco Lattanzi]] || rowspan="2" | Italian production. ||
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| ''[[Seven Nuns in Kansas City|Seven nuns in Kansas City]]''/Sette monache a Kansas City || [[Marcello Zeani]] ||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1974'''
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| ''[[Don't Touch the White Woman!]]''/Touche pas la femme blanche/Non toccare la donna bianca || [[Marco Ferreri]] || French/Italian production. || 23 January 1974 (France), 12 July 1975 (Italy) || Political farce that enacts the [[Battle of the Little Bighorn]], in Parisian settings.
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| ''[[Court Martial (1974 film)|Court Martial]]''/Corte marziale || [[Roberto Mauri]] || Italian production. || 12 February 1974 (Italy)||
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| ''[[The Crazy Bunch]]''/Di Tresette ce n'è uno, tutti gli altri son nessuno || [[Giuliano Carnimeo]] || Italian production. Tresette ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]) sneaks into an [[insane asylum]], to find a man who holds the key to a fortune in gold. || 27 April 1974 (Italy)|| Sequel to ''[[Man Named Invincible|Man named Invincible]]''.
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| ''[[Whisky and Ghosts]]''/Whisky e fantasmi/Fantasma en el oeste || [[Antonio Margheriti]] || Italian/Spanish production. Napoleone B 
Higgins ([[Alberto Terracina|Tom Scott]]), a traveling snake-oil salesman on the run from Mexican bandits, encounters the ghosts of [[Davy Crockett]], [[Pecos Bill]] and [[Johnny Appleseed]].
| 10 August 1974 (Italy/Spain)||
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| ''[[Ten White Men and One Little Indian|Ten White men and one little Indian]]''/Dieci bianchi uccisi da un piccolo indiano/Venganza Apache || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] || Italian/Spanish production. Ringo ([[Fabio Testi]]) encounters an Indian hunting the ten men who burned his village and killed the inhabitants. || 18 August 1974 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Carambola (film)|Carambola]]'' || [[Ferdinando Baldi]] || Italian production. A comedy Western influenced by the popular Trinity-series, mismatched gunrunners Len ([[Paul L. Smith|Paul Smith]]) and Coby ([[Antonio Cantafora]]) challenge a rival smuggler ([[Horst Frank]]) in a hunt, for $500,000 reward.|| 13 September 1974 (Italy)||The success of the film spawned a sequel: ''[[Carambola, filotto... tutti in buca|The crazy adventures of Len and Coby]]''.
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| ''[[Patience Has a Limit, We Don't]]''/La pazienza ha un limite... noi no!/¡Caray qué palizaz! || [[Armando Morandi]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 27 September 1974 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Challenge to White Fang]]''/Il ritorno di Zanna Bianca/Die Teufelsschlucht der wilden Wölfe/Le retour de Buck le loup || [[Lucio Fulci]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]]/French production. || 25 October 1974 (Italy)|| Sequel to "[[White Fang (1973 film)|White Fang]]"
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| ''[[The Stranger and the Gunfighter]]''/La dove non batte il sole/El Kárate, el colt y el impostor/Long hu zou tian ya || [[Antonio Margheriti]] || U.S./Italian/Spanish/Hong Kong production. A Chinese martial arts instructor ([[Lieh Lo]]) must bring back a hidden treasure, for reasons of family honor. He enlists a gunfighter/thief ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) to help him. They encounter some opposition. || 19 November 1974 (Spain), 12 January 1975 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1975'''
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| ''[[The White, the Yellow, and the Black|The White, the Yellow and the Black]]''/Il bianco, il giallo, il nero/El blanco, el amarillo y el negro/Le blanc, le jaune et le noir || [[Sergio Corbucci]] || Italian/Spanish/French production. Sheriff Edward "Black Jack" Gideon ([[Eli Wallach]]) is paired with a clumsy, but well-meaning samurai ([[Tomas Milian]]) and a wanted outlaw ([[Giuliano Gemma]]), to recover a captured Japanese show pony from a group of [[US Army]] deserters. || 17 January 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[White Fang to the Rescue|White Fang to the rescue]]''/Zanna Bianca alla riscossa || [[Tonino Ricci]] || Italian production. A prospector ([[Maurizio Merli]]) goes after the local crime boss ([[Jack Palance]]), seeking to avenge his mining partner. || 4 February 1975 (Italy)|| Part of the "[[White Fang (1973 film)|White Fang]]" cycle.
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| ''[[Carambola's Philosophy: In the Right Pocket|Carambola's philosophy: In the right pocket]]''/Carambola filotto... tutti in buca || [[Ferdinando Baldi]] || Italian production. || 22 February 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Return of Shanghai Joe]]''/Che botte, ragazzi!/Zwei durch dick und dünn || [[Bitto Albertini]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]] production. [[Chinese martial arts|Kung fu]] fighter Shanghai Joe ([[Cheen Lie]]) and medicine show man Bill Cannon ([[Tommy Polgár]]) help each other fight rancher Barnes ([[Klaus Kinski]]). || 28 February 1975 (Italy) ||
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|| ''[[Cry of the Wolf]]''/Il richiamo del lupo/La llamada del lobo || [[Gianfranco Baldanello]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 13 March 1975 (Italy)|| Based on a novel by [[Jack London]].
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|| ''[[Seven Savage Men]]''/I sette del gruppo selvaggio || [[Gianni Crea]] || Italian production. || 29 March 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Trinity Plus the Clown and a Guitar|Trinity plus the clown and a guitar]]''/Prima ti suono e poi ti sparo/Johnny, lad' mal die Gitarre durch/Der kleine Schwarze mit dem rotten Hut || [[Franz Antel]] || Italian/[[West Germany|West German]]/Austrian production. || 4 April 1975 (Austria), 11 April 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Red Coat (film)|Red Coat]]''/Giubbe rosse || [[Joe D'Amato]] || Italian production. Bill Cormack ([[Fabio Testi]]), a Canadian Mountie, chases Cariboo ([[Guido Mannari]]), a wanted outlaw and fugitive across the [[Canadian Rockies]]. || 24 April 1975 (Italy) ||
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|''[[Ten Killers Came from Afar]]''/Il mio nome è Scopone e faccio sempre cappotto || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 5 June 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Four of the Apocalypse]]''/I quatro dell'Apocalisse || [[Lucio Fulci]] || Italian production. Stubby Preston ([[Fabio Testi]]), a gambler and conman, leads a group of misfits ([[Lynne Frederick]], [[Harry Baird (actor)|Harry Baird]] and [[Michael J. Pollard]]) through the [[Utah Territory]], while pursued by Chaco ([[Tomas Milian]]), the Mexican bandit. || 12 August 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[White Fang and the Gold Diggers|White Fang and the gold diggers]]''/La spacconata || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || Italian production. || 16 August 1975 (Italy)|| Part of the "[[White Fang (1973 film)|White Fang]]" cycle.
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| ''[[Cipolla Colt]]''/El cibollero/Zwiebel-Jack räumt auf || [[Enzo G. Castellari]]|| Italian/Spanish/[[West Germany|West German]] production. || 25 August 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Tiger From the River Kwai|Tiger from the River Kwai]]''/La tigre venuta dal fiume Kwai || [[Franco Lattanzi]] || Italian production. || 23 September 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Take a Hard Ride]]''/La parola di un fuorilegge... è legge || [[Antonio Margheriti]] || Italian/U.S. production. A lone cowboy and trail expert ([[Jim Brown]]) is pursued by a bounty hunter ([[Lee Van Cleef]]), after he is entrusted with a small fortune by his employer. He also encounters a gambler ([[Fred Williamson]]), a half-breed Indian ([[Jim Kelly (actor)|Jim Kelly]]) and a woman ([[Catherine Spaak]]), who also attempt to con him out of the money. || 10 October 1975 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[Young Guns Go West|Young guns go West]]''/L'ostaggio || [[Luigi Valanzano]] || Italian production. || 2 December 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe|A Genius, Two Partners and an Idiot]]''/Un genio, due compari, un pollo/Un génie, deux associés, une cloche/Nobody ist der Grösste || [[Damiano Damiani]]<br>[[Sergio Leone]] (uncredited) || Italian/French/[[West Germany|West German]] production. Conman Joe Thanks ([[Terence Hill]]) joins forces with Bill Locomotiva ([[Robert Charlebois]]) and Lucy ([[Miou-Miou]]) to steal $300,000 from Major Cabot ([[Patrick McGoohan]]), a corrupt U.S. Army officer. || 19 December 1975 (Italy)|| Awards: [[Goldene Leinwand]] in 1978
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|''[[Get Mean]]'' || [[Ferdinando Baldi]] || United States/Italian/Spanish production. A nameless gunfighter, known as The Stranger ([[Tony Anthony (actor)|Tony Anthony]]), is hired to safely escort a princess ([[Diana Lorys]]) across Spain. || 21 December 1975 (Italy)||
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| ''[[White Fang and the Hunter|White Fang and the hunter]]''/Zanna Bianca e il cacciatore solitario || [[Alfonso Brescia]] || Italian production. || 31 December 1975 (Italy)|| Part of the "[[White Fang (1973 film)|White Fang]]" cycle.
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| {{Year header}} | '''1976'''
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| ''[[Keoma (film)|Keoma]]''/Keoma il vendicatore || [[Enzo G. Castellari]] || Italian production. Returning to his home, following the end of the [[American Civil War]], Keoma ([[Franco Nero]]) finds the bordertown under the control of an outlaw gang, led by ex-[[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] soldier Caldwell ([[Donald O'Brien (actor)|Donald O'Brien]]), as well as Keoma's three half-brothers. Attempting to free the town from Caldwell's gang, Keoma joins his father's former ranch hand to run Caldwell and his brothers out of town. || 25 November 1976 (Italy)|| Widely considered to be one of the last great spaghetti Westerns produced by an Italian studio, the film was later honored at the [[Venice Film Festival]], on 31 August 2007.
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| ''[[Apache Woman (1976 film)|Apache Woman]]''/Una donna chiamata Apache || [[Giorgio Mariuzzo]] || Italian production. A [[US Cavalry]] officer ([[Al Cliver]]) rescues an [[Apache]] woman ([[Clara Hopf|Yara Kewa]]) from gun runner Honest Jeremy ([[Federico Boido|Corrado Olmi]]) and his gang. || 10 December 1976 (Italy)||
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| ''[[God's Gun|God's gun]]''/Diamante lobo/Ekdach haelohim || [[Gianfranco Parolini]] || Italian/Israelian production. A gunfighter ([[Lee Van Cleef]]) returns to avenge the death of his twin brother, a local priest, as well as to protect a mother ([[Sybil Danning]]) and son ([[Leif Garrett]]) from local outlaw Sam Clayton ([[Jack Palance]]). || 20 December 1976 (Italy)||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1977'''
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| ''[[Macho Killers|Macho killers]]''/El Macho || [[Marcello Andrei]] || Italian production. Gambler El Macho ([[Carlos Monzón]]) is hired by the sheriff and a banker, to infiltrate the outlaw gang of Duke ([[George Hilton (actor)|George Hilton]]). || 12 May 1977 (Italy) ||
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| ''[[California (1977 film)|California]]''/Lo chiamavano California || [[Michele Lupo]] || Italian/Spanish production. Michael "California" Random ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) is forced to become an outlaw, after being released from a [[prisoner-of-war camp]], at the end of the [[American Civil War]]. || 16 July 1977 (Italy)||
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| ''[[Mannaja]]'' || [[Sergio Martino]] || Italian production. A [[machete]]-wielding bounty hunter ([[Maurizio Merli]]), on the trail of outlaw Burt Craven ([[Donald O'Brien (actor)|Donald O'Brien]]), is hired by the owner of a local silver mine to find his missing daughter, Debra ([[Sonja Jeannine]]). || 13 August 1977 (Italy) ||
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| {{Year header}} | '''1978'''
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| ''[[Silver Saddle|Silver saddle]]''/Sella d'argento || [[Lucio Fulci]] || Italian production. Bounty hunter Roy Blood ([[Giuliano Gemma]]) becomes involved in a plot to kidnap the nephew of the land baron, who had his father killed when he was a boy. || 20 April 1978 (Italy)||
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| ''[[China 9, Liberty 37]]''/Clayton Drumm || [[Monte Hellman]] || Italian/Spanish production. A gunfighter ([[Fabio Testi]]), sentenced to hang, is allowed to go free, in exchange for agreeing to murder local rancher Matthew Sebanek ([[Warren Oates]]). However, unable to go through with the arrangement, he instead goes on the run. Joined later by Matthew's wife, Catherine ([[Jenny Agutter]]), he is chased down by her husband along with his former employers. || 4 August 1978 (Italy)||
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|| ''[[La ciudad maldita]]'' || [[Juan Bosch (film director)|Juan Bosch]] || Italian/Spanish production. || 29 November 1978 (Italy)|| Based on the [[Red Harvest|novel]] by [[Dashiell Hammett]]
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|| ''[[Zanna Bianca e il grande Kid]]'' || [[Vito Bruschini]] || Italian production. || 15 December 1978 (Italy)|| Part of the "[[White Fang (1973 film)|White Fang]]" cycle.
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| {{Year header}} | '''1980s-1990s'''
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| ''[[Comin' at Ya!|Comin' at ya!]]'' || || || rowspan="2" | (1981) ||
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| ''[[Buddy Goes West|Buddy goes West]]'' || || ||
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| ''[[Tex and the Lord of the Deep]]'' || || || rowspan="2" | (1985) ||
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| ''[[Man Hunt (1985 film)|Man Hunt]]'' || || [[neo-Western]] ||
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| ''[[Django 2|Django 2: il grande ritorno]]'' || || || rowspan="4" | (1987) ||
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| ''[[White Apache]]'' || || ||
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| ''[[Scalps (1987 film)|Scalps]]'' || || ||
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| ''[[They Call Me Renegade|They call me Renegade]]'' || || [[neo-Western]] ||
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| ''[[Lucky Luke (1991 film)|Lucky Luke]]'' || || ||  (1991) ||
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| ''[[Troublemakers (1994 film)|Troublemakers]]'' || || ||  (1994) ||
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| ''[[Sons of Trinity]]'' || || || rowspan="2" |  (1995) ||
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| ''[[Jonathan of the Bears]]'' || || ||
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| ''[[Gunslinger's Revenge]]'' || || || (1998) ||
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The Spanish comedy film ''[[800 Balas]]'' or ''800 Bullets'' (2002 [[Anno Domini|AD]]) follows performers at a Western themed tourist attraction in [[Almería, Spain]], where the majority of Spaghetti Westerns were filmed, including a former stuntman who had worked on Leone's films.

==See also==
* [[List of spaghetti Western filmmakers]]
* [[List of Euro-Western films]]

==References==
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==Further reading==
*Frayling, Christopher. ''Spaghetti Westerns: Cowboys and Europeans from Karl May to Sergio Leone''. London: Routledge & Keagan Paul, 1981. {{ISBN|0-7100-0503-2}}
*Hughes, Howard. ''Once Upon a Time in the Italian West: The Filmgoers' Guide to Spaghetti Westerns''. London and New York: I.B. Tauris, 2006. {{ISBN|1-85043-896-X}}
*Riling, Yngve P, ''The Spaghetti Western Bible. Limited Edition''. (Riling, 2011).
*Weisser, Thomas. ''Spaghetti Westerns: The Good, The Bad, and The Violent: A Comprehensive, Illustrated Filmography of 558 Eurowesterns and Their Personnel, 1961–1977''. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland, 1992. {{ISBN|0-89950-688-7}}

==External links==
*[https://www.imdb.com/search/keyword/?keywords=spaghetti-western&sort=release_date,asc "Spaghetti Western" Movies (by Release Date)], a listing by the [[Internet Movie Database]]
*[https://www.spaghetti-western.net The Spaghetti Western Database], an online database of European Westerns powered by MediaWiki

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