In the Spanish countryside 45 kilometers northeast
of Madrid.
The interior of the Cartuja (Charterhouse), a large four-storey building dating
back to the 17th century, was used by the monks of the Carthusian order as a
warehouse and laboratory for the production of wine and oil, and used as a set
in western films and other genres: it appears in ‘Seven Guns for I MacGregors”
(1965) (and the interior of the building of the village of the Mexican bandit
Santillama / Leo Anchoriz, in which the MacGregor brothers, managed to free
themselves, and clash with the bandits who are chasing them); other parts of
the interior of this historic building are used in “Sugar Colt” (1966) (The
basement where the kidnapped northern soldiers are held prisoner); “Up the
MacGregors” (1966); The Forgotten Pistolero” (1969); “Zorro” (1975); “Al este
del Oeste” (1984) “Tex and the Lord of the Deep” (1985); “Return of the Coyote”
(1998; “A Dollar for the Dead” (1998).
“Sugar Colt” (1966)
“The Forgotten Pistolero” (1969)
“Tex
and the Lord of the Deep” (1985)
“Dead for a Dollar” (1998)
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