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I believe the fake Montigny mitrailleuse/Maxim gun prop used in this film is the same one from the spaghetti western Django, carried in the coffin which the title character (Franco Nero) drags behind him. I'll have to watch Django again to see if this is indeed the case.
I believe the fake Montigny mitrailleuse/Maxim gun prop used in this film is the same one from the spaghetti western Django, carried in the coffin which the title character (Franco Nero) drags behind him. I'll have to watch Django again to see if this is indeed the case.
== joe?! ==
his name is not joe, he has no name. i dont know where you got joe from but that is incorrect. the proper way to refer to his charachter is the man with no name, the stranger, or Blondie but only if you are talking about the good the bad and the ugly. please fix this.

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I'll get For a Few Dollars More done sometime this week. -GM

I believe the fake Montigny mitrailleuse/Maxim gun prop used in this film is the same one from the spaghetti western Django, carried in the coffin which the title character (Franco Nero) drags behind him. I'll have to watch Django again to see if this is indeed the case.

joe?!

his name is not joe, he has no name. i dont know where you got joe from but that is incorrect. the proper way to refer to his charachter is the man with no name, the stranger, or Blondie but only if you are talking about the good the bad and the ugly. please fix this.