Sergio leone director (8 resultados)

Vintage full-color British front-of-house card from the UK release of the 1959 Italian -French film. A Peplum (sword-and-sandal) film co-written for the screen by Sergio Leone and others, about Marcus Valerius, a Roman military commander, who is defeated and taken as a slave. He seduces the Queen of Palmira, the ruler of his enemies, and fights to save her life in battle against his own soldiers. 8 x 10 inches. Very Good plus, with a few corner creases.…

Condición: Good. Original large format poster for the French version. 67 x 71 inches. Small loss at bottom.WithRobert De Niro;James WoodsElizabeth McGovern;Treat Williams; Jimmy O'Donnell;Tuesday Weld.Sergio Leone - Robert DE NIROIl était une fois l'Amérique.Belle affiche aux grandes dimensions (170X 180 cm)Etat de neuf.…

Collection of eleven vintage black-and-white lobby cards from the French release of the 1967 film. The second in Leone's iconic trilogy, "For a Few Dollars More" is another tale of gunslingers, revenge, double-crossing and robbery. Starring Clint Eastwood as Manco, the "man with no name" and Gian Maria Volonte as the ruthless psychopath El Indio. Set in Texas, shot on location in Spain and Italy. 10.75 x 8.25 inches. Very Good, with pinholes to corners. Alex Cox,10,000 Ways to Die. Grant, Any Gun Can Play, p. XXX. Pitts 572.…

Two vintage borderless reference photographs of director Sergio Leone on the set of the 1971 film, one showing Leone with actor James Coburn, the other showing Leone with Coburn and actor Rod Stieger. Cinemagence stamps on the versos. A Mexican outlaw and a former Irish Republican revolutionary band together in Mexico in the early twentieth century, inadvertently becoming heroes of the Mexican Revolution. The final Western directed by Sergio Leone, and the second film in his loose "Once Upon a Time" trilogy, following "Once Upon a Time in the West" (1968) and preceding "Once Upon a Time in America" (1984). Shot on location in Ireland and Spain. 10 x 8 inches, one with wide bottom margins. Near Fine. Cox, 10,000 Ways to Die. Pitts 1171.…

Original press kit for the 1984 Italian-American film. Included in the press kit are 24 black-and-white still photographs, including one photograph of director Sergio Leone, biographies of select cast and crew, final credits, production information, and insight into Leone's process. Based on Harry Grey's 1952 novel, "The Hoods." David Aaronson (De Niro) is a former Prohibition-era Jewish gangster who, after thirty years of absence, returns to Manhattan, where he confronts the foibles of his past and the painful truth of his life to date. Actress Jennifer Connelly's film debut, and director Leone's final film, a film that, like his similarly titled 1968 classic, "One Upon a Time in the West," remains one of his few American productions. Film stills various sizes. Biographies, credits, and production information printed on 8 x 10 leaves, corner-stapled, rectos only. Stills and printed leaves Near Fine, house in a Very Good plus, full-color 9 x 12 studio single-pocket folder.…

Two vintage borderless reference photographs of director Sergio Leone on the set of the 1971 film, one showing Leone with actor James Coburn, the other showing Leone with Coburn and actor Rod Stieger. A Mexican outlaw and a former Irish Republican revolutionary band together in Mexico in the early twentieth century, inadvertently becoming heroes of the Mexican Revolution. The final Western directed by Sergio Leone, and the second film in his loose "Once Upon a Time" trilogy, following "Once Upon a Time in the West" (1968) and preceding "Once Upon a Time in America" (1984). Shot on location in Ireland and Spain. 10 x 8 inches, with wide bottom margins. Near Fine. Cox, 10,000 Ways to Die. Grant, Any Gun Can Play. Pitts 1171.…

Matte portrait, 147 x 105 mm. Signed portrait of the legendary spaghetti Western auteur. - Leone's films include the Dollars trilogy with Clint Eastwood and the later Once Upon a Time trilogy. His style, famous for the tension between extreme close-ups and expansive long shots, helped define the Italian Western as an international cinematic language. He reshaped the Western genre through scale, silence, violence, and cinematic ritual. - This admirably displayable signed image with its well-legible signature shows the director in the last years of his life, looking sideways and wearing a rosette ribbon.…

Two vintage oversize double weight satin-finish photographs of director Sergio Leone on the set of the 1968 Western film. Stamp of photographer Angelo Novi on the versos. The first installment in Leone's "Once Upon a Time" trilogy, and a classic of the Western genre. Shot on location in Mexico, Spain, Italy, and in Arizona and Utah. 8.25 x 10.75 inches, one with a wide left margin. Very Good plus, slightly wavy. National Film Registry. Pitts 2898. Schrader 49. …