The same location that was seen as the rendezvous spot in “For a Few Dollars More” (1965) was reused as the watering hole in “The Hunting Party” (1971). The palm trees seen are not native but were brought in for the filming of “Lawrence of Arabia” (1962).
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Las mansiones de Jericó – Spanish title
A 2003 Canadian, British film co-production [Milagro Films, Movision, Snowfall Films, Spice
Factory
Producer: Eduardo Carneros, Michael Lionello Cowan, Jean-Marc Félio, Jason Piette
Director: Alberto Sciamma
Story: Harriet Sand, Alberto Sciamma
Screenplay:
Cinematography: Alastair Meux [color]
Music: Dan Jones
Running time: 98 minutes
Story: A wounded man in Almeria, Spain stumbles onto the set of a Spaghetti western being filmed nearby.
Cast:
Leonard Gray - James Caan
Lily Melnik - Geneviève Bujold
Donna Cherry – Jenniger Tilly
Dolores O’Donnell - Maribel Verdú
Bill Cherry – Peter Keleghan
Robert Melnick – Pierre Rioux
Eugene O’Donnell – Bruce Ramsay
Valda – Susan Glover
Gilbert – Mark Camacho
Holly – Victoria Jane Allen
Vikes – Joe Cobden
Slasey – David Gow
Detective Carp – John Bourgeois
Big Belly – David Attis
Female singer – Roseanne Maloney
Garbage man – Charles Doucet
Cordero – Conrad Pla
Bettina – Lenie Scoffié
Young Leonard – Martin Thibaudeau
Young Lily – Johanne McKay
Young Robert – Charles Powell
Medical examiner – Darrell Mesheau
Hotel manager – Jean-Marc Félio
Hotel employee – Frank Gomes
Priest – Stephen Coats
Cowboys - Jesus Cos, Dani Vabre
Indian – Paul Vega
Film director - Antonio Wilford
Stunt coordinator: Marc Désourdy
Stunts: Alexandre Cadieux, Jere Gillis, Patrick Kerton, Karine Lemieux
Story: A wounded man in Almeria, Spain stumbles onto the set of a Spaghetti western being filmed nearby.
Trailer link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ych5Mxm954
