Michel & Michel embark for the West, the Revolution and America to decipher the false connections of the trilogy / fresco signed Sergio Leone…
Once upon a time… a fresco. With his trilogy Once upon a time, Sergio Leone signs three (long) major films, each of which tells the end of a period of American history.
Once Upon a Time in the West (1968), a revenge story set in the setting of the end of the conquest of the West and the arrival of the railroad, is led by Charles Bronson, Claudia Cardinale and Henry Fonda.
Once upon a time the revolution (1972), carried by James Coburn and Rod Steiger, plunges us into the heart of the Mexican revolution through the robbery mounted by a looter of stagecoaches and an Irish specialist in explosives.
Once Upon a Time in America (1984), finally, revisits prohibition and the past of New York City through the memories of Robert De Niro and James Woods.
Three films, three monuments and a fresco that AlloCiné’s technical specialists revisit through the prism of filming errors, blunders and failures. Because yes, even at Sergio Leone, there are false connections. Once upon a time… Michel & Michel, discover it in the video above!