I had fun (and survived!) with a new found respect for every one of these actors up on a horse! 
Ok, back to films!
Its kind of fun to try and figure out creative ways for me to play along here although I haven’t seen as many westerns as the rest of you probably have.
So this time instead of closeups: Animal Edition~
The Magnificent Seven ? 
hahaha I thought I could throw you guys off at least a little bit by not choosing a LVC film!! xD
Amazing as always @aldo 
Over to you~
Thank you, Jenny.
You chose iconic moments from the Mag 7, without showing any actors - Bravo!
Ok, next up is a French movie with a couple of Hollywood people involved.
I think this one also stars ‘Silenzio’ himself.
Is it La course du lièvre à travers les champs aka And Hope To Die?
It certainly is … your turn, Montero
Oh no! … it’s the greatest movie ever made, according to @Dean LOL
‘Shoot the living … Pray for the Audience!’
That’s the one.
Your turn again, @aldo .
In an ideal world, everyone is forced to view it, like Alex undergoing the experimental program in A Clockwork Orange 
Funny, I was just watching it again recently for the first time in years … I think your suggestion is too cruel!
Caravan to Vaccarès?
Yes indeed … and I thought I could pass it off as an obscure SW
Le deuxième souffle ?
Bravo, @aldo 
Back to you.
The elderly actor in the second screen is Carlo Pisacane - possibly the earliest-born actor to feature in a spaghetti western.
Is it L’armata Brancaleone aka For Love And Gold?
