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. Italian production. Sequel to 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. The Spanish comedy film 800 Balas or 800 Bullets (2002) 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.

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. 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". Italian production. Outlaw Luther Sledge ( James Garner) is enlisted to steal a gold shipment held in a prison. 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). Italian production. The townspeople of Trinity hire a bounty hunter ( Jeff Cameron) to protect them from local bandits.

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Italian production. During the struggle against Maximilian I of Mexico, several parties vie for an elusive shipment of diamonds. Magnificent Brutes of the West/I magnifici Brutos del West/Los brutos en el Oeste/Les terreurs de l'Ouest You don't have to venture far from the city to find wildlife: the Saline di Tarquinia nature reserve, less than two hours' drive north of Rome, attracts as many as 200 flamingos in late winter to early spring and smaller groups of youngsters in summer. You can also find the birds further south – and in smaller numbers – on the coastal lakes of the Circeo national park. For a Few Dollars More/Per qualche dollaro in più/La muerte tenía un precio/Für ein Paar Dollar mehr

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. Italian production. Ex-convict Jerry Brewster ( Thomas Hunter) seeks revenge upon his former partner Segal ( Nando Gazzolo) and gets help from a stranger ( Dan Duryea).

My Horse, My Gun, Your Widow/Domani passo a salutare la tua vedova... parola di Epidemia/Tu fosa será exacta... amigo Hundreds of flamingos gather in the salt flats around the "heel" of Italy each year. The largest colonies are at the Saline Margherita di Savoia nature reserve near Foggia and the Salina dei Monaci south of Taranto. The birds typically spend the winter in Puglia's mild waters, but can still be seen in spring and into summer. Italian/Spanish production. A Polish mercenary ( Franco Nero) and a Mexican insurgent ( Tony Musante) enter into an unstable partnership during the Mexican Revolution.