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 I was Claudia's Double!: Gail Fear interview
English actress Gail Fear was an extra in several Spaghetti Westerns as well as acting as Claudia Cardinale's double in Once Upon a Time in the West. Here we're pleased to present a small interview with her, conducted by Dale Pierce.
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Scoring paella westerns: Dolores Claman interview
John Mansell talks to Dolores Claman, the Canadian composer of the music for Captain Apache and other Spanish westerns. |
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Whatever happened to the class of '62?
The 'impetus of the nouvelle vague... is being sustained, in quality if not quantity... by the young Italians whose films are now resting on producers shelves.' So was written in The Continental Film Review in September 1962. But just who were these young Italian filmmakers, and what has happened to them in the intervening 40 years? |
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A Frenchman in Italy: Jacques Herlin interview
Jacques Herlin was one of the busiest actors of the sixties and seventies, appearing in a huge range of Italian, French and German films. Here he talks about living in Italy during the swinging sixties and working with Tinto Brass... |
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George Hilton career overview
George Hilton was one of the most popular and successful stars of Italian cinema throughout the 1960's and 1970s. Less well known internationally than some of his peers, he's nonetheless developed something of a cult following in recent years. His trademark was a kind of languid charm, well suited to films with a slightly comic touch. |
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Anthony Steffen career overview
Anthony Steffen, who died in 2004, is best known for the series of Spaghetti Westerns he made throughout the 1960's and 1970s. In fact, his career extended much further than that, and included a number of intersting productions, from 50's melodramas to pelpums, giallos and horror films. |
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