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Shortly after this movie's release, Clint Eastwood wrote to John Wayne, suggesting that they make a [...]	D
Dean Riesner did uncredited contributions to the script.	D
The first time Clint Eastwood directed one of his Westerns.	D
Clint Eastwood, Paul Brinegar, Robert Donner, and William O'Connell appeared on Gli uomini della pra [...]	D
The framed photo on the wall of the saloon is of Mathew Brady, famous for his photos of Abraham Linc [...]	D
The amount of paint that was used to paint the western town red was three hundred eighty gallons.	D
One of the headstones in the graveyard bears the name "Sergio Leone" as a tribute.	D
This movie came in under budget and two days ahead of schedule. Clint Eastwood is famous for being a [...]	D
Holds the eleventh position of the highest grossing 1970s Westerns.	D
Scriptwriter Ernest Tidyman also wrote the novelization for this movie.	D
The town of Lago was built 300 miles away from Hollywood. A 46-man crew of technicians and ten labor [...]	D
Clint Eastwood read a nine-page proposal for this movie while at Universal Pictures. He liked its of [...]	D
The character Lewis Belding owns the hotel. Whenever the door to the hotel opens, the bell at the to [...]	D
Sheriff Sam Shaw (Walter Barnes) says "Forgive and forget. That's our motto." The tagline on the pos [...]	D
The strange colors make the town of Lago look different throughout the day scenes. Clint Eastwood su [...]	D
The word "lago" in Spanish translates to lake, or body of water.	D
The name of the town was Lago. The name that it was changed to was "Hell". After the change, during [...]	D
The Isaiah 53.3-4 quote is obviously someone with a sense of humour. Isaiah 53.5 " are saved by his [...]	D
Clint Eastwood, Geoffrey Lewis, Walter Barnes, William O'Connell, Dan Vadis, and Chuck Waters all ap [...]	D
First of seven Clint Eastwood movies which featured Geoffrey Lewis. The others being Una calibro 20 [...]	D
First of five times Dan Vadis worked with Clint Eastwood. The others being L'uomo nel mirino (1977), [...]	D
This movie and Il cavaliere pallido (1985) open and close with the same location, camera angle, and [...]	D
Oddly, Walter Barnes was previously in a movie called Clint il solitario (1967).	D
The final time Jack Ging worked with Clint Eastwood. The others being Hang 'Em High (1968) and Play [...]	D
Of the four westerns Clint Eastwood directed, this is the only one not from Warner Brothers. Univers [...]	D
The Stranger is similar to The Man With No Name persona familiar to Clint Eastwood's Spaghetti Weste [...]	D
During an interview on Inside the Actors Studio (1994), Clint Eastwood commented that earlier versio [...]	D
John Quade and Robert Donner both appeared in Gli ultimi giganti (1976); John Quade as Gant, and Rob [...]	D
Included amongst the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The film was inspired by the 1964 murder of 28 year-old Kitty Genovese. She was a bartender in New Y [...]	D
John Mitchum has a small role as a prison warden in this movie. He played DiGeorgio in the first thr [...]	D
Although Clint Eastwood is in the last four minutes of this movie, he is absent for much of the clim [...]	D
Has a surprising amount of similarities with the Dirty Harry sequel Coraggio... fatti ammazzare (198 [...]	D
In the dream sequence, as the sheriff is being whipped, he says, " Damn you all to hell." At the end [...]	D
The scene when Clint Eastwood lights a stick of dynamite with his cigar is an homage to his spaghett [...]	D
The character of Marshal Jim Duncan was played by stuntman Buddy Van Horn, a long-time stunt coordin [...]	D
Clint Eastwood's next directed movie, Breezy (1973), has a poster of this movie at the movie theater [...]	D
Universal Pictures wanted this movie to be shot on the studio lot. Instead, Clint Eastwood had a who [...]	D
Although the whipping scene takes almost three minutes, Clint Eastwood has since reported he could h [...]	D
150,000 feet of timber were used to build the town of Lago.	D
The Barber Shop shooting is the scene that Victoria Principal is watching in "Earthquake" (1974) at [...]	D
Controversial in its day, but still a commercial hit, this movie is listed in the Motion Picture Gui [...]	D
Clint Eastwood scouted the locations himself while driving a pick-up truck through Oregon, Nevada, a [...]	D
Any holes in the plot were filled with black humor and allegory to Sergio Leone. Eastwood thought th [...]	D
Clint Eastwood and Walter Barnes also appeared together in Filo da torcere (1978), Fai come ti pare [...]	D
One of two occasions where a Dirty Harry sequel and a western directed by Clint Eastwood were releas [...]	D
Editing of this movie was done in a log cabin on the shores of Mono Lake.	D
It's seven minutes before Clint Eastwood says a word of dialogue, despite being in the movie from th [...]	D
The first rape scene in a Clint Eastwood directed movie, and he's the one committing the act. The fi [...]	D
The Bible verse on the wall of the church is Isaiah 53:3-4 which reads, "He is despised and rejected [...]	D
Most of this movie was shot in daytime. Only three sections of this movie were shot at night.	D
Clint Eastwood and Mitchell Ryan appeared in Una 44 magnum per l'ispettore Callaghan (1973). These a [...]	D
Second of five movies Clint Eastwood made with William O'Connell (The Barber). The others being La b [...]	D
The first of two westerns starring and directed by Clint Eastwood in which the ending implies that E [...]	D
Influenced by Clint Eastwood's two major collaborators Sergio Leone and Don Siegel.	D
William O'Connell, John Quade, and John Mitchum worked with Clint Eastwood in his next western, Il t [...]	D
Clint Eastwood's second movie as a director after he debuted with Brivido nella notte (1971).	D
Clint Eastwood wanted an offbeat look for this movie, not the conventional look of a Western.	D
Clint Eastwood and Verna Bloom appeared in Honkytonk Man (1982).	D
The actors and actresses began to paint the houses of Lago red, but professionals finished them off.	D
Billy Curtis (Mordecai) got a stiff neck from working with Clint Eastwood, but he said it was worth [...]	D
Filmed in six weeks.	D
In an episode of A&E's Biography, Clint Eastwood stated that his character of the stranger in this f [...]	D
Filmed in sequence.	D
There is no spoken dialogue until six minutes into this movie.	D
This movie was made by Clint Eastwood's own Malpaso Productions, so he produced, directed, and starr [...]	D
Other headstones bear the names of Don Siegel (Clint Eastwood's director on five movies, four of whi [...]	D

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On a porch outside a saloon Clint is hold half a glass of beer, threatens a man behind him, lifts hi [...]	D
As The Stranger arrives in town the Saloon is clearly lit from the front (the word "Saloon" is shado [...]	D
The level of The Stranger's beer while watching the carriage as the men practice shooting at the dum [...]	D
When the town men are in the church debating their predicament, there is a plaque on the wall that q [...]	D
When The Stranger gives the Indian children the jars of candy in the general store, the jars have wh [...]	D
The morning after his first night in Lago the stranger steps out of the hotel and the mayor says "go [...]	D
The last person is shot at the barber shop, you can see the outline of knee pads on the stuntman.	D
Mordecai wears crossed bandoliers filled with .45-70 rifle rounds. Close up shots show these to be l [...]	D
The amount of shaving cream on The Stranger's face during the shooting of the three bad dudes in the [...]	D
During the initial ambush practice when they are shooting at the dummies the bullet that breaks the [...]	D
When the stranger rides into town, huge tire tracks like those made by a truck are seen on the road.	D
In the scene where the stranger is taking a bath and the woman comes in to shoot him, there is an ex [...]	D
At the 26 minute mark, Callie attempts to shoot The Stranger while he's taking a bath. The Stranger [...]	D
All houses in the city (Lago) have modern window glass of the type float glass and not "handmade" as [...]	D
When the next to last bad guy is hanged with a bull whip, as he is first hoisted he spins a little a [...]	D
After the town has been painted red, a shot pans past the bell tower atop the church. The (lack of) [...]	D
As the Stranger rides through the town for the first time, he passes the Lago Miners Hall twice.	D
On Duncan's gravestone, the word "marshal" is spelled with one L. In the closing credits, it is spel [...]	D
As the Stranger rides through the town for the first time, Sarah Belding looking down from the secon [...]	D
Regarding one of the three bad guys who confront the Stranger in the barber shop. The tall guy with [...]	D
At the ambush, the stranger places the stick of dynamite just back from the edge of the slope. When [...]	D
When the wounded Morg Allen rides into the camp of the three bad guys, he starts to dismount twice i [...]	D
When the bad guys return to town for the final showdown, one of the bad guys on horseback knocks one [...]	D
When Stacey, Cole and Dan come across three campers in the mountains, they have plenty of ammo despi [...]	D
When the Stranger is first sipping his beer at the saloon, the bottle of whiskey is placed on the ba [...]	D
When Cole Carlin is chasing after the last of the three campers, he jumps over a log and fires a sho [...]	D

Frase

Lewis Belding: I got 18 people in my hotel! Where [...]	D
Sheriff Dan Shaw: Well, I been needin' to talk wit [...]	D
Mayor Jason Hobart: I don't know if we shouldn't m [...]	D
Lewis Belding: Will you never understand, woman? T [...]	D
Mordacai: What did you say your name was again? T [...]	D
Warden: Bridges, you Carlin boys, don't forget you [...]	D
The Stranger: Your feet ma'am are almost as big as [...]	D
The Stranger: Wonder what took her so long to get [...]	D
Mordecai: What about after we do it? The Stranger [...]	D
Lutie Naylor: All right. I'll paint if you say we' [...]	D
The Stranger: I'd like rifles and ammunition for e [...]	D
The Stranger: You know you're going to look awfull [...]	D
The Stranger: What makes you think I care?	D
Preacher: See here, you can't turn all these peopl [...]	D
[the stranger dreams about the murder of marshal J [...]	D
The Stranger: I like chicken, fried.	D
Sheriff Dan Shaw: Billy, he wasn't a loved man. He [...]	D
[first lines] The Stranger: Beer... and a bottle. [...]	D
Sarah Belding: I knew you were cruel, but I didn't [...]	D
The Stranger: My room ready? Sarah Belding: Two c [...]	D
Callie Travers: Just what do you consider going to [...]	D
The Stranger: Well, right now I don't feel too agr [...]	D
The Stranger: [drinking] To your feet, Ma'am. They [...]	D
Sheriff Dan Shaw: [after the Stranger blows up the [...]	D
Sarah Belding: They say the dead don't rest withou [...]	D
The Stranger: I'd love to oblige you. But a man's [...]	D
[last scene: the stranger is on his way out of tow [...]	D
Stacey Bridges, Outlaw: [to The Stranger] Who are [...]	D
Mordecai: All right, everybody grab a brush and st [...]	D
Dan Carlin: He can ride double with me 'til we com [...]	D
Sarah Belding: Be careful. You're a man who makes [...]	D
Bill Borders: Maybe you think you're fast enough t [...]	D
Lutie Naylor: [the stranger has bought a round for [...]	D
Stacey Bridges, Outlaw: Now, Morg. You just give u [...]	D
The Stranger: The only problem you've got Sheriff [...]	D

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