Nominated for
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Golden Globe.
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8 wins & 5 nominations.
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Filmography
1959
Ben-Hur
(second unit director - uncredited)
1951
Quo Vadis
(second unit director - uncredited)
1950
Il voto
(assistant director - uncredited)
1949
Fabiola
(assistant director - uncredited)
1946
Rigoletto
(assistant director - uncredited)
1991
The King of Ads
(Documentary) (segments "Renault 18, " "Renault 19, ", "Glaces Gervais")
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Actor (7 credits)
2011
El defensor
(Short) (the director wishes to thank)
2008/II
Duel
(Short) (dedicatee)
2008
Dusty
(Short) (special thanks)
2004/I
Dealer
(special thanks)
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Self (13 credits)
1979
Téléjeans
(TV Series)
Self - réalisateur
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Personal Details
Publicity Listings:
1 Biographical Movie
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12 Print Biographies
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2 Interviews
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16 Articles
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Alternate Names:
Sergio Leoni | Bob Robertson | Sergio
Height:
5' 7" (1.7 m)
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
[on why he decided to become a filmmaker] My mother was an actress. My father was an actor and a director. I am the son of filmmakers. I was born with this bow tie made of celluloid on my collar.
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Trivia:
While finishing work on
Once Upon a Time in America (1984) in 1982, Leone was impressed with Harrison Salisbury's non-fiction book The 900 Days: The Siege of Leningrad, and he planned on adapting the book as a war epic. Although no formal script had been completed or leaked, Leone came up with the opening scene and basic plot. According to the documentary
Once Upon a Time: Sergio Leone (2001), ...
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Trademark:
Frequently used the "Mexican standoff," whereby three men each point a gun at each other at the same time (adopted later by
John Woo and
Quentin Tarantino).
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Nickname:
The Master of Adventure
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