This week Alex and James look at one of Clint Eastwood’s iconic roles, the Man with No Name. They discuss the spaghetti western as a genre, what helps it stand apart from traditional American westerns, and also discuss what made Sergio Leone a sort of genius. Plus they spend a lot of time sounding like they wish they were Clint Eastwood-in-the-1960s-cool.
Episode 218: The Man with No Name Trilogy
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