Damn! I can’t vote! 
[quote=“John Welles, post:457, topic:2068”]Wow…! How time flies… I feel like I’ve only just help finish create the page for the SWDB Hall of Fame…[/quote]I was thinking the same. Maybe once a year is too often to do this?
How many SWs have you seen then?
I have only seen fifteen Spaghetti Westerns.
You could just ask for some SWs you want, and someone on the forum who has those will send them.
However, I am working on my vote now (will hopefully not be as personal as last time ;)).
I think every year is fine but, like Scherp says, if we have too many inductees it will lose its relevance. The Hall of Fame should be for the most significant people who contributed to the cycle. An exclusive club if you like. So if you want to keep it to the same categories I would say just have one new entry for each and have a minimum vote criteria so that we don’t get someone voted in by default. I’m thinking in terms of the issues we had last time with producers, scriptwriters, etc where some folk just voted for the only ones they’d heard of.
Fundamentally my feeling on this is that less is more. The harder it is to get voted in the more it will mean.
On this topic also, it struck me that we don’t have a link to the Hall of Fame on the front page. At least not one I could see.
I find that the Euros in the DB like movies that us yanks wouldn’t really say are the greatest. And the Euros here do out number us yanks. So why not have a European pole and an American pole. Everyone votes in their region they live. Besides, who are any of you to say hall of fame this or hall of fame that. It would mean its official and recognized, but by who? The forty or so of you that decided to do it. Not looking for a fight here just though I would point out the obvious. Besides I can go read some top tens on this very db and pritty much figure what the hall of fame sw movies will be.
Wait your not talking about flicks, your talking about contributions to the forum. either way its Like I said before
It would mean its official and recognized, but by who?
Nice idea though, which one of you wants to read the whole DB then decided who has the most merit? not me… I only read in english ;D
Well you have plenty more to enjoy then 
.
In light of what Phil and Scherp said, I say maybe it goes like this:
Leading actors: 2
Supporting actors: 2
Actresses: 1
Directors: 2
Composers:1
Producers, Cinematographers, Writers, Non-participants: 2 regardless of category.
What do you think?
Also what do you guys think about the Enzo Barboni situation that I described above?
I would say once they’re in they’re in and shouldn’t be up for nomination in any other category.
Ok cool thanks Phil. Although I still feel bad about some people who have contributed equally in different fields. Oh well, I’ll just mention the other stuff they did in their bios.
Just my opinion Len.
Get other folk’s views before you make a call.
[quote=“Col. Douglas Mortimer, post:471, topic:2068”]In light of what Phil and Scherp said, I say maybe it goes like this:
Leading actors: 2
Supporting actors: 2
Actresses: 1
Directors: 2
Composers:1
Producers, Cinematographers, Writers, Non-participants: 2 regardless of category.
What do you think?
Also what do you guys think about the Enzo Barboni situation that I described above?[/quote]
Yes, I think that is about right. We don’t want to run the well dry too soon. As for the Enzo Barboni situation, I’m in agreement with Phil; once they’re in , they’re in that catorgory and shouldn’t be in any other.
These are people who received votes last year but didn’t get in. It can be used as a guide for who to choose for this year’s induction. This list is just a guide. Feel free to vote for somebody not on this list.
Leading Actors:
Henry Fonda
Charles Bronson
Bud Spencer
Craig Hill
Burt Reynolds
Rod Cameron
John Phillip Law
Tony Anthony
Fabio Testi
George Eastman
Robert Woods
Jason Robards
Peter Lee Lawrence
George Martin
Richard Harrison
Ivan Rassimov
Andrea Giordana
Anthony Ghidra
Actresses:
Dana Ghia
Vonetta McGee
Giovanna Ralli
Martine Beswick
Christa Linder
Chelo Alonso
Helene Chanel
Femi Benussi
Daniela Giordano
Diana Lorys
Simonetta Vitelli
Silvana Bacci
Rosemary Dexter
Pilar Velazquez
Gloria Milland
Mara Krupp
Agata Flori
Elisa Montes
Tina Aumont
Lea Massari
Patrizia Adiutori
Marcella Michelangeli
Marisa Solinas
Magda Konopka
Iris Berben
Helga Line
Elsa Martinelli
Bridget Bardot
Michele Mercier
Lynne Frederick
Charo Lopez
Mapi Galan
Miou Miou
Lynn Redgrave
Maria Silva
Yanti Somer
Rada Rassimov
Supporting actors:
Federico Boido
Adolpho Celi
Lionel Stander
Guglielmo Spoletini
Aldo Berti
Jose. M. Martin
John Ireland
Enrico Maria Salerno
Claudio Camaso
Donal O’Brien
Telly Savalas
Luigi Pistilli
Mario Brega
Benito Stefanelli
Gabrielle Fersetti
Klaus Kinski
Horst Frank
Piero Lulli
Fernando Sancho
Frank Wolff
Eduardo Fajardo
Ken Wood
Nello Pazzafini
Aldo Sambrell
Lorenzo Robledo
Raf Baldassare
Frank Brana
Walter Barnes
Al Muloch
Jose Bodalo
Mario Adorf
Leo Anchoriz
Jeff Cameron
Gordon Mitchell
Peter Martell
Jack Palance
Roberto Camardiel
Antonio M. Rojo
Jose Torres
Luciano Rossi
Aldo Giuffrè
Sieghardt Rupp
Wolfgang Lukschy
Joseph Egger
Jose Calvo
Livio Lorenzon
Enzo Petito
Alberto De Mendoza
Mimmo Palmara
George Wang
Franco Pesce
Directors:
Giorgio Ferroni
Giancarlo Santi
Mario Caiano
Cesare Canevari
Giovanni Fago
Michele Lupo
Demofilo Fidani
Edoardo Mulargia
Romolo Guerrieri
Franco Giraldi
Alberto Cardone
Giuseppe Colizzi
Rafael R. Marchent
Lucio Fulci
Sergio Martino
Roberto Mauri
Damiano Damiani
Giulio Questi
Giuseppe Vari
Robert Hossein
Sergio Garrone
Enzo Barboni
Alfonso Balcazar
Ferdinando Baldi
Antonio Margheritti
Ennio Girolami
Juaquin R. Marchent
Composers:
Vasco and Mancuso
Anton G. Abril
Michele Lacerenza
Lallo Gori
Carlo Savina
Gianni Ferrio
Carlo Rustichelli
G. and M. De Angelis
Mario Migliardi
Bixio, Frizzi, Tempera
Roberto Pregadio
Benedetto Ghiglia
Felice Di Stefano
Alessandro Alessandroni
Piero Piccioni
Giancarlo Rizzi
Piero Umiliani
Franco Micalizzi
Martin Böttcher
Robbie Poitevin
B Ghiglia
C Gorri
Producers:
Bino Cicogna
Claudio Mancini
Alfonso Balcazar
Bruno Turchetto
Luigi Carpentieri
Luciano Martino
Albert Band
Franco Palaggi
Edmondo Amati
Mario Siciliano
Arrigo Colombo
Giorgio Papi
Sergio Newman
Tony Anthony
Horst Wendlandt
Alberto Pugliese
Elio Scardamaglia
Ugo Guerra/
Arrigo Colombo
Luciano Ercoli
Cinematographers:
Mario Bava
Giuseppe Ruzzolini
Carlo Carlini
Jaime Deu Casas
Emilio Foriscot
Enzo Serafin
Silvano Ippoliti
Aiace Parolin
Aristide Massacessi
Vittorio Storaro
Joe D’Amato
Federico Zanni
Francisco Marin
Sandro Mancori
Mario Montuori
Antonio Secchi
Writers:
Sergio Leone
Akira Kurosawa
Mario Amendola
Dario Argento
Franco Rossetti
Bruno Corbucci
Claude Desailley
Fulvio Montella
Victor A. Catena
Jaime C. Gil
Adriano Bolzoni
Vincenzo Musolino
Antonio Margheriti
Non-participants (historians, observers, critics, scholars, authors, DVD publishers, website owners, staff members of this forum are illegible:
Luis L’Amour
Howard Hughes
Quentin Tarantino
Donald S. Bruce
Mario Marsili
Yoshifumi Yasuda
Franco Cleef
Ally Lamaj
Richard Schickel
Christian Kessler
Film Maniax
Tilde Watson
Akira Kurosawa
Carlo Simi
Jerksi
Tim Ferrante
Please be as objective as possible. Do not just vote for your own personal favorites. Vote for those who truly deserve it based on their contributions, significance, and impact.
The ballot is as follows:
Leading actors: Vote for 2
Supporting actors: Vote for 2
Actresses: Vote for 1
Directors: Vote for 2
Composers: Vote for 1
Producers, Cinematographers, Writers, Non-participants: Vote for just two from these four categories. ( I hope that is clear).
Your votes are final, you cannot change them once you’ve submitted them so think long and hard before submitting your ballot. I will accept ballots via PM. The deadline is December 20th. In order to qualify as a voter, you must have had at least 100 posts on this forum and you must have seen at least 40 SWs. For those of you who do not qualify and still want to vote, shoot me a PM and we can work something out. Results will be announced New Years Day.