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Luciano Vincenzoni (Italian pronunciation: [luˈtʃaːno vintʃenˈtsoːni]; 7
March 1926 – 22
September 2013) was an
Italian screenwriter,
known as the "script...
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Luciano Vincenzoni, and
Leone (with
additional screenplay material and
dialogue provided by an
uncredited Sergio Donati),
based on a
story by
Vincenzoni and...
- film
written and
directed by
Giuseppe Tornatore from a
story by
Luciano Vincenzoni. It
stars Monica Bellucci and
Giuseppe Sulfaro. The film won the Grand...
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thriller film
directed by
Michael Anderson, from a
screenplay by
Luciano Vincenzoni and
Sergio Donati, and
starring Richard Harris,
Charlotte Rampling, Will...
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Italian spaghetti Western directed by
Giulio Petroni,
written by
Luciano Vincenzoni and
starring Lee Van
Cleef and John
Phillip Law. Bill, a boy
whose father...
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political instability of
contemporary Italy. Leone, Donati, and
Luciano Vincenzoni worked together on the film's
screenplay for
three to four w****s, discussing...
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Irvin and
written by Gary
DeVore &
Norman Wexler, from a
story by
Luciano Vincenzoni &
Sergio Donati. The film
stars Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Kathryn Harrold...
- in the sequel,
while Van
Cleef received $17,000.
Screenwriter Luciano Vincenzoni wrote the film in nine days. However,
Leone was
dissatisfied with some...
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second of the trilogy.
Through the
efforts of
screenwriter Luciano Vincenzoni, the
rights to For a Few
Dollars More and the trilogy's
final film, The...
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became free, and with the
ultimately uncredited ****istance of
Luciano Vincenzoni, he and
Wilder adapted the play.
Wilder was
determined to
create "a bittersweet...
