Clint Eastwood Westerns

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1. Why are "A Fistful of Dollars", "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" called the "Spaghetti Westerns"? They were filmed in Italy. Each was financed by a European pasta company. Clint only allowed pasta to be served on the set. All were directed by and starred mostly Italians.

2. "Pale Rider" was based on what classic western? The Magnificant Seven Shane High Noon Shootout at the OK Corral

3. In "The Outlaw Josey Wales", what is Granny's reply to the store clerk when he tells her what state he is from? "I've never met a Kentuckian worth a damn!" "I never cared much for Hoosiers, neither." "A Buckeye ain't nothin' more than a Yankee too lazy to keep moving west!" Nothing, she spits and walks off.

4. In "For a Few Dollars More", what bank does Indio rob? First National Bank of Santa Ana Bank of San Antonio Bank of El Paso Santa Fe National Bank

5. In "Hang 'em High", what territory does Judge Fenton cover? Idaho-Montana Territory Arizona Territory Oklahoma Territory Dakota Territory

6. Which of the following statements is true about the Italian release of "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"? Eli Wallach's character was "The Bad" and Lee Van Cleef's character was "The Ugly." The film was called (translation) "The Man with No Name Rides Again". Clint's character was called Dominique. None of these statements are true.

7. At the end of "Unforgiven", we are told it was rumored that William Munny moved to San Francisco and prospered in what profession? Owned a saloon Panning for gold Dry goods Law enforcement

8. In "High Plains Drifter", who does Clint's character make the town sheriff? The saloon owner The town drunk The town midget The town barber

9. Ironically, what is Clint allergic to? Answer: (one word - hold yours, there, buddy!)

10. What Eastwood western is based on the novel "Gone To Texas" by Forrest Carter? The Outlaw Josey Wales Hang 'em High Unforgiven Two Mules for Sister Sarah