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For a Few Dollars More (1965)

Published: Aug. 26, 2016, 10 a.m.

Pax and Michael continue exploring the Dollars Trilogy with the second installment,\xa0For a Few Dollars More, starring Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and a bunch of Sergio Leone's other favorite actors. We talk about the difference in\xa0Eastwood's\xa0character between\xa0Fistful of Dollars\xa0and this one, and we also start the discussion of whether or not the Dollars Trilogy works as a straightforward\xa0story of one man's adventures in the West. Plus: much love for Van Cleef and\xa0Gian Maria Volont\xe8.

In\xa0our "Whatchoo Been Westerning?" segment, we cover the Vertigo comics series\xa0El Diablo\xa0by Brian Azzarello and Danijel Zezelj, John Ostrander and Leonardo Manco's\xa0Blaze of Glory\xa0for Marvel,\xa0Alejandro I\xf1\xe1rritu's film\xa0The Revenant, and Elmore Leonard's classic novel\xa0Hombre.