Bravo! What a beautiful tribute to LVC the legend. Col. Mortimer is the one who introduced me to the western world and I am forever indebted to Sergio Leone and the other Italian movie makers. They've got some best tastes.
Clint Eastwood Westerns are my favorite films of all time but The Man With No Name Trilogy are simply exquisite. The camera angles,the authentic backdrops/locations and the actors as well as the costume designs. Everything was perfect. For A Few dollars More is my favorite of the three and mostly because I love Lee Van Cleef's character. Sergio Leone had a keen eye for detail,his camera angles,the long intense scenes with little or no dialog and the musical score were simply brilliant. This beautiful tribute is obviously made by a person whom shares my love for the film and the great Lee Van Cleef. Cheers mate,on this wonderful work of art.
LVC was a great actor, and also a WW2 United States Navy Veteran, I filmed a video at his resting place, "Glock 19 visiting Lee Van Cleef's Grave", look it up.
Lee van Cleef. Portrayed well by Rainman. I am interested in what a setup like that would cost? Well done.. I have just spent and awful amount of time learning all of the music to Ennio Morricone and the westerns he composed for.. it's hard going but I am getting ther e..
Bravo! What a beautiful tribute to LVC the legend. Col. Mortimer is the one who introduced me to the western world and I am forever indebted to Sergio Leone and the other Italian movie makers. They've got some best tastes.
Clint Eastwood Westerns are my favorite films of all time but The Man With No Name Trilogy are simply exquisite. The camera angles,the authentic backdrops/locations and the actors as well as the costume designs. Everything was perfect.
For A Few dollars More is my favorite of the three and mostly because I love Lee Van Cleef's character.
Sergio Leone had a keen eye for detail,his camera angles,the long intense scenes with little or no dialog and the musical score were simply brilliant.
This beautiful tribute is obviously made by a person whom shares my love for the film and the great Lee Van Cleef.
Cheers mate,on this wonderful work of art.
NorsemanUSA Well said good sir.
Coronel Douglas Mortimer ......awesome details
Man if Lee Van cleef was still alive he would be in new western films rip lee Van cleef (1925-1989) a good actor
LVC was a great actor, and also a WW2 United States Navy Veteran, I filmed a video at his resting place, "Glock 19 visiting Lee Van Cleef's Grave", look it up.
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Truly wonderful my friend, Leone's films did create some amazing characters and this is superb.
Wow!!!! Really cool! Great detail too.
👏 Awesome 😎
this is impressive...and cool!
WOWWWWW!!!
Lee van Cleef. Portrayed well by Rainman. I am interested in what a setup like that would cost? Well done.. I have just spent and awful amount of time learning all of the music to Ennio Morricone and the westerns he composed for.. it's hard going but I am getting ther e..
Man that gun at the bottom at 0:11 had a very long barrel
Love this. Is the second finger on his right hand missing its tip, as Lee was in real life?