spa·ghet·ti west·ern
noun/spəˌɡeti ˈwestən/
/spəˌɡeti ˈwestərn/
- a film about cowboys, made in Europe by Italian companies
（意大利公司在欧洲制作的）意大利式西部片 CultureSpaghetti westerns were made in the 1960s and 1970s. They often had complicated stories and contained a lot of violence. The first were directed by Sergio Leone (1929-89), including A Fistful of Dollars (1964). Several US actors, especially Clint Eastwood, first became famous by appearing in spaghetti westerns.Topics Film and theatrec2