I have a maximum of two versions of a few SWs. Mostly a TV-copy and a bought one, that came out after the TV-one was burned, like Navajo Joe from Koch.
The most versions I have from BOOT HILL
Two versions of God forgives I don’t, Companeros, SILVER SADDLE and Il Ritorno di Ringo. I had several TV version of SW but when I got the DVD in better Quality and UNCUT I deleted them.
Counting just original DVDs or Blu-Rays I think I have six of My Name Is Nobody and Trinity Is Still My Name. Maybe five for both Leone’s FOD and FAFDM. Four of Nobody is the Greatest and the first Trinity.
And lots of titles with three different releases.
TV recordings and such would raise the numbers for many.
It’s funny how it’s not always one you even like that much. I have two copies of Faccia a Faccia which is my least favorite of the Sollima trilogy.
I bought the French release (which has really good picture quality btw) and thought maybe I’d like it more if I could hear Milian speaking English so I bought the Japanese release. Alas, I’m still not overly enamored with it. The irony is, if Koch put English audio on their re-release like they did with Run Man Run, I’ll probably by a third version.
I have multiple versions of many, but besides the English versions it’s mostly Spanish or Italian (ripped) TV recordings, sometimes a German DVD.
obviously the wrong genre, but I do have 7 versions of the Italian war movie The War Devils, and 6 of Heroes Without Glory, another Italian war movie. :o
[quote=“Novecento, post:8, topic:1792”]What’s the difference between these if any? I have the long Italian one so know how that differs from the Paramount release.
(P.S. I’m assuming you’re the same Stanton over at SLWB?)[/quote]
Same version, only with the German dub. Interesting for Germans as they skipped a few classic lines which were invented for the German version. I call them classic, as they are so great that it is hard to believe they are not from Leone.