Today's Quiz - Spaghetti Westerns!

Albert Band, director of the 1958 horror film, I Bury the Living, co-directed this Italian western with Sergio Corbucci in 1964.

A Fistful of Dollars is an unofficial remake of this samurai film.

Minnesota Clay starred this multi-faceted American actor who became known for action roles.

Duccio Tessari, co-writer of A Fistful of Dollars, went on to direct one of the most popular series of Italian westerns beginning with this entry.

Just one year before Batman took off, Adam West starred in this Italian western in 1965.

In For a Few Dollars More Clint Eastwood was known as The Man With No Name. His rival, Lee Van Cleef, was known as what?

In 1966’s Django directed by Sergio Corbucci, where does Django keep his guns?

Leo Nichols did the music for the Burt Reynolds Italian western Navajo Joe. Who was he really?

This Italian western by Sergio Leone was one of the primary influences for Stephen King’s The Dark Tower.

Bernardo Bertolucci and this other famed Italian director contributed to the story of Sergio Leone’s Once Upon a Time in the West.