In 1968 a short distance from the Mexicn set they built
an American type set, which appears in "Kill Them All and Return
Alone" (1968); "The Wrath of God" (1968); "Boot Hill"
(1968); "Sabata" (1969); "Adios, Sabata" (1970); "A
Man Called Sledge" (1970) and "Chato’s Land" (1971) (some
buildings of the set are used to represent a ranch). Of the two sets, many
remains can still be found littering the ground: fragments of plasterboard and stucco,
pieces of wood, canes and reeds. In the film "A Sky Full of Stars for a
Roof" (1968) in a riding scene by Giuliano Gemma and Mario Adorf, was shot
in a very long field in the lower part of Las Salinas, dominated by a
characteristic pyramidal shaped hill. It also shows up in “The White, the
Yellow the Black”. Sometimes in the background a white building is seen which
is a service station at the junction between the road that goes towards
Tabernas and the super highway that leads to the province of Granada.
“Kill Them All and Come Back Alone” (1968)
“Adios, Sabata” (1970)
“A Man Called Sledge” (1970)
“Chato’s Land” (1971)
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