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Widescreen Editions A Fistful of Dynamite WS NEW UNCUT LaserDisc Coburn Western

A Fistful of Dynamite WS NEW UNCUT LaserDisc Coburn Western

Originally Titled Giù la Testa, or Duck You Sucker

A Fistful of Dynamite WS NEW UNCUT LaserDisc Coburn Western

Originally Titled Giù la Testa, or Duck You Sucker

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A Fistful of Dynamite WS NEW UNCUT LaserDisc Coburn Western

Originally Titled Giù la Testa, or Duck You Sucker

Mega-Rare Factory-Sealed, Widescreen, Special Uncut, LaserDisc Movie Near-Mint Condition with several splits

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Mega-Rare Factory-Sealed, Widescreen, Special Uncut, LaserDisc Movie

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Sergio Leone's...

A Fistful of Dynamite

( Catalog Number ML100872 )
(2.35:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Includes additional 20 minutes of footage

A Fistful of Dynamite
1972 - 139 min. - Color
Genre: Western
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Originally titled Giu la Testa, Duck You Sucker is a Mexican-revolution yarn, filmed in Italy by spaghetti-western maven Sergio Leone. James Coburn is top-billed as an Irish soldier of fortune with a penchant for explosives. Rod Steiger plays another mercenary who wants to utilize Coburn's specialty to blast into a bank. Despite his avaricious intentions, Steiger becomes a hero when the hole he blows in the bank wall frees dozens of political prisoners. Duck, You Sucker originally ran 150 minutes, but you're more likely to run across one of the heavily trimmed US release prints. Taking into consideration the previous "Man With No Name" films masterminded by Sergio Leone, the distributors of Duck, You Sucker reissued the film as A Fistful of Dynamite. --- Hal Erickson

In its uncut version, Sergio Leone's final foray into Western territory opens with a quote from Mao --- flashed a few words at a time, a la Godard --- establishing its political nature immediately. Though not the first to see the Spaghetti Western's potential for political commentary, Leone predictably claims the burgeoning (since the '68 uprisings) genre variation as his own. A fantastic opening pitting Rod Steiger's earthy bandito against a stagecoach filled with rich bigots begins the film on a fantastic note that Leone has difficulty sustaining. But what the film loses in momentum, it gains in complexity. Pairing Steiger's character with Coburn's nearly disillusioned Irish revolutionary expands the scope of the film in ways other than the geographical. While other political Spaghetti Westerns simply pitted the haves against the have-nots, Duck You Sucker (named after a "popular" American catchphrase known only to Leone), attempts to portray the full scope of revolution. That the director includes chilling scenes of wholesale massacre on the part of the ruling class would seem to betray his sympathies, but he also portrays the impact of revolutionary activity on those who rebel. Mao's words about revolution being an act of violence take on new meaning in light of the losses incurred by the two heroes over the course of the film. Does Leone endorse the statement, reject it, or simply view it as an inevitability? Whatever the case, the debate is housed in a film unmistakable for the work of any other director --- one that's larger than life but still quite affecting and contains inimitable suspense sequences. Though it includes too many awkwardly paced passages to qualify as anyone's favorite Leone film, the film's disastrous financial performance in America granted it an undeserved obscurity. The strange (even by his own standards) score by Ennio Morricone alone makes it worth seeking out. --- Keith Phipps

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Cast for A Fistful of Dynamite

Rod Steiger - Juan Miranda
James Coburn - Sean Mallory
Romolo Valli - Dr. Villego
Maria Monti - Adolita
Jean Michel Antoine
Rik Battaglia - Santerna
David Warbeck
Franco Graziosi - Governor
Franco Collace - Napoleon
Renato Pontecchi - Pepe
Amato Garbini
Nino Casale - Notary
Antoine Domingo - Guttierrez
Benito Stefanelli
Roy Bosier - Landowner
Poldo Bendandi
Stefano Oppedisano
Furio Meniconi
Goffredo Pistoni - Nino
Jean Rougeul - Priest
Vincenzo Norvese - Pancho
John Frederick - American
Michael Harvey - Yankee
Corrado Solari - Sebastian
Biacio La Rocca - Benito

Crew for A Fistful of Dynamite

Sergio Leone - Director / Screenwriter
Claudio Mancini - Producer
Fulvio Morsella - Producer
Sergio Donati - Screenwriter
Luciano Vicenzoni - Screenwriter
Giuseppe Ruzzolini - Cinematographer
Ennio Morricone - Composer (Music Score)
Nino Baragli - Editor
Andrea Crisanti - Art Director
Dario Michell - Set Designer
Franco Carretti - Costume Designer
Amato Garbini - Makeup
Giovanni Corridori - Special Effects

Feature Details

Title: A Fistful of Dynamite
Feature Release Date: 1972
Genre: Western
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 139 Minutes
Chapters: 27
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 25 Sep 1996
Catalog Number: ML100872
UPC: 027616087263
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Publisher: MGM/UA Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 3
Cover: Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ML100872-N
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
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Mega-Rare Factory-Sealed, Widescreen, Special Uncut, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint Condition with several splits

Sergio Leone's...

A Fistful of Dynamite

( Catalog Number ML100872 )
(2.35:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Includes additional 20 minutes of footage

A Fistful of Dynamite
1972 - 139 min. - Color
Genre: Western
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Originally titled Giu la Testa, Duck You Sucker is a Mexican-revolution yarn, filmed in Italy by spaghetti-western maven Sergio Leone. James Coburn is top-billed as an Irish soldier of fortune with a penchant for explosives. Rod Steiger plays another mercenary who wants to utilize Coburn's specialty to blast into a bank. Despite his avaricious intentions, Steiger becomes a hero when the hole he blows in the bank wall frees dozens of political prisoners. Duck, You Sucker originally ran 150 minutes, but you're more likely to run across one of the heavily trimmed US release prints. Taking into consideration the previous "Man With No Name" films masterminded by Sergio Leone, the distributors of Duck, You Sucker reissued the film as A Fistful of Dynamite. --- Hal Erickson

In its uncut version, Sergio Leone's final foray into Western territory opens with a quote from Mao --- flashed a few words at a time, a la Godard --- establishing its political nature immediately. Though not the first to see the Spaghetti Western's potential for political commentary, Leone predictably claims the burgeoning (since the '68 uprisings) genre variation as his own. A fantastic opening pitting Rod Steiger's earthy bandito against a stagecoach filled with rich bigots begins the film on a fantastic note that Leone has difficulty sustaining. But what the film loses in momentum, it gains in complexity. Pairing Steiger's character with Coburn's nearly disillusioned Irish revolutionary expands the scope of the film in ways other than the geographical. While other political Spaghetti Westerns simply pitted the haves against the have-nots, Duck You Sucker (named after a "popular" American catchphrase known only to Leone), attempts to portray the full scope of revolution. That the director includes chilling scenes of wholesale massacre on the part of the ruling class would seem to betray his sympathies, but he also portrays the impact of revolutionary activity on those who rebel. Mao's words about revolution being an act of violence take on new meaning in light of the losses incurred by the two heroes over the course of the film. Does Leone endorse the statement, reject it, or simply view it as an inevitability? Whatever the case, the debate is housed in a film unmistakable for the work of any other director --- one that's larger than life but still quite affecting and contains inimitable suspense sequences. Though it includes too many awkwardly paced passages to qualify as anyone's favorite Leone film, the film's disastrous financial performance in America granted it an undeserved obscurity. The strange (even by his own standards) score by Ennio Morricone alone makes it worth seeking out. --- Keith Phipps

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Cast for A Fistful of Dynamite

Rod Steiger - Juan Miranda
James Coburn - Sean Mallory
Romolo Valli - Dr. Villego
Maria Monti - Adolita
Jean Michel Antoine
Rik Battaglia - Santerna
David Warbeck
Franco Graziosi - Governor
Franco Collace - Napoleon
Renato Pontecchi - Pepe
Amato Garbini
Nino Casale - Notary
Antoine Domingo - Guttierrez
Benito Stefanelli
Roy Bosier - Landowner
Poldo Bendandi
Stefano Oppedisano
Furio Meniconi
Goffredo Pistoni - Nino
Jean Rougeul - Priest
Vincenzo Norvese - Pancho
John Frederick - American
Michael Harvey - Yankee
Corrado Solari - Sebastian
Biacio La Rocca - Benito

Crew for A Fistful of Dynamite

Sergio Leone - Director / Screenwriter
Claudio Mancini - Producer
Fulvio Morsella - Producer
Sergio Donati - Screenwriter
Luciano Vicenzoni - Screenwriter
Giuseppe Ruzzolini - Cinematographer
Ennio Morricone - Composer (Music Score)
Nino Baragli - Editor
Andrea Crisanti - Art Director
Dario Michell - Set Designer
Franco Carretti - Costume Designer
Amato Garbini - Makeup
Giovanni Corridori - Special Effects

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