Sergio Leone: cinema, cinema (2001)
Overview
The life and work of one of the great masters of Italian cinema, Sergio Leone (1929-89); a rich and fascinating portrait through unpublished testimonies of collaborators, actors, directors and critics who reconstruct every aspect of his creative activity.
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| Original Language | es |
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Directed By
Carles Prats
Crew
Mamen Boué
Sara Gibbings
Cristian Mas
Carles Prats
Carles Prats
Enric García
Angel Puig
Eugenio Campos
Josep Perales
Pere Ballesteros
Oriol Llopis
Lolo Muñoz
Manel Mayol
Ana Gutiérrez
Carles Ruiz
Joan Ferrer
Carlos Aguilar
TOP CAST
Tonino Delli Colli
Self - DOP
Carla Leone
Self - Leone's Wife
Christopher Frayling
Self - Historian
Sergio Donati
Self - Screenwriter
Luca Verdone
Self - Filmmaker
Conrado San Martín
Self - Actor
Alessandro Alessandroni
Self - Musician
Fernando Di Leo
Self - Filmmaker
Gianni Garko
Self - Actor
Julio Sempere
Self - Assistant Director
Marianne Koch
Self - Actress
Carlo Leva
Self - Art Director
Florestano Vancini
Self - Filmmaker
Ennio Morricone
Self - Musician
Carlo Sebastiani
Self - Property Master
Carlos Aguilar
Self - Film Historian
Carlo Lizzani
Self - Filmmaker
Luis Beltrán
Self - Stuntman
Aldo Sambrell
Self - Actor
Juan Fernández
Self - Transport Manager
Marisa Sebastiani
Self - Cook
Dario Argento
Self - Filmmaker
Damiano Damiani
Self - Filmmaker
Luca Morsella
Self - Assistant Director
Gabriella Pescucci
Self - Costume Designer
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