For a Few Dollars More (1965) - Theatrical Trailer - © United Artists

Film: For a Few Dollars More.


Starring: Clint Eastwood as Monco or The Man with No Name, Lee van Cleef, Gian Maria Volontè and Klaus Kinski.


Directed by: Sergio Leone.


Story & Screenplay written by: Sergio Leone, Fulvio Montella and Luciano Vincenzoni.


Distributed by: © United Artists.


Theatrical Release Date: November 18, 1965 (Italy)


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Synopsis!
"For a Few Dollars More" (Italian: Per qualche dollaro in più) is a 1965 spaghetti western film directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Gian Maria Volontè. German actor Klaus Kinski also plays a supporting role as a secondary villain. The film was released in the United States in 1967 and is the second part of what is commonly known as the "Dollars" trilogy.

Plot!
Eastwood (marketed as the "Man with No Name") and Van Cleef (as Colonel Douglas Mortimer and marketed as "The Man in Black") portray two bounty hunters in pursuit of "El Indio" (Gian Maria Volontè), one of the most wanted fugitives in the western territories, and his gang (one of whom is played by Kinski). Indio is a ruthless, intelligent man addicted to smoking cannabis. He has a musical pocketwatch that he plays whenever he wishes to kill someone. "When the chimes finish, begin," he says, and sure enough when the music stops he shoots his victim. Through flashbacks we learn that Indio's pocketwatch (and perhaps cannabis addiction) originates from a young woman who killed herself while being raped by Indio, after Indio finds her with her lover and kills him out of jealousy.

The film begins with Colonel Mortimer (Cleef) illegally stopping a train in Tucumcari in order to collect a bounty of $1000 on Guy Calloway (José Terrón). Mortimer's gunslinging is displayed as he easily kills Guy Calloway from long distance. After collecting the bounty he inquires about Red "Baby" Cavanagh (José Marco) who has a $2000 bounty, and was last seen in White Rocks. However he is a step behind the Man with No Name who finds Cavanaugh at a saloon playing 5 card draw poker. The Man with No Name kills Cavanaugh and takes the bounty. Eastwood's character is referred to by a lawman in Tucumcari as "Manco" (meaning one-armed in Spanish - see below for an explanation). Eventually, the two bounty hunters meet and team up to take down Indio.

Indio's primary goal is to rob the Bank of El Paso and its safe containing "over half a million dollars". Mortimer and Manco realize that Manco must join Indio's gang during the robbery in order to "get him between two fires." Manco is offered membership in the gang after rescuing one of Indio's friends from prison.

When Indio robs the bank, he brings the gang (and the money) to a small border town, where Mortimer reunites with Manco. The two plan to steal the bank money from Indio, but the bandits catch them in the act and beat them severely. Indio, stoned on marijuana, releases the bounty hunters and informs his gang that they "got away". He does this with the intention of setting the gang against the bounty killers while he and an accomplice take all the loot for themselves. The next morning, Manco and Mortimer shoot down the gang, one by one, in the streets of the town, and then finally face Indio himself. Indio shoots the gun out of Mortimer's hand and takes out his pocketwatch and begins playing it. As the chimes end, Manco appears with a pocketwatch, playing the same tune as Indio's, while holding a Winchester rifle at Indio. Mortimer looks into his pocket and finds his watch missing.

"Now we start," Manco announces, and sits while Mortimer and Indio face off. During the standoff, Manco looks down at the pocketwatch and sees a picture of the woman Indio raped. The music finishes and Mortimer guns down Indio.

At this juncture, Mortimer reveals that the woman in the pocketwatch is his sister. His revenge complete, he decides to take no part of the bounty. Therefore, Manco takes it all, $27,000 worth. As he leaves, he recovers the money stolen from the bank of El Paso. He then rides off into the distance with a wagon full of the lifeless bodies of the entire gang tied to his horse.

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[hazel3193]

one of the greatest western movies of all times!!!

[juresaiyan]

The trailer itself is better than all the movies made in the last 5 years.

[ahza65]

want to see the scene where mortimer shoot calloway from long distance... anyone remember?

[StanBennet]

I don't ever remember 2:34 ever being in the film.

[METERED05E]

"Manco" is THE MAN.

[sunwukong86]

@Rambo4President that happens a lot, studios tend to make the trailers before the movie is finished. They often use different takes in the trailers.

[Magnolia296]

Real, unique and revolutionary classic! Clint Eastwood, Gian Maria Volonte and Lee Van Cleef did a brilliant job. In this film you cannot find just good and bad guys which makes this film even more special. I always praise original films more but For A Few Dollars More was even better than original. Our modern so-called "blockbusters" look like crap compared with this trilogy

[ubadoobaubadooba]

the movies great the adverts crap

[erasitehnis]

@01thrilla

You mean gian maria volonte :p

[Rambo4President]

3.30 In the movie, he turns around much faster.

There are some scenes that didn't make it to the final movie.

[01thrilla]

This film is fantastic ! love John wells acting in this , a MUST see