Alright… it was filmed and produced entirely in spain, has an american director and its based on a story by a famous american writer.
I think I’m familiar with this one, as it was the final film role of the great Paco Rabal. So is it Dagon?
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I’d go ahead, Montero, as you’ve clearly guessed correctly.
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All right, I’ll go ahead then. The film was dedicated to Francisco Rabal who had died two months before its release.
Here’s a relatively easy one just to get things moving again…
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yep 
The film is very hit and miss, but it was a fun watch.
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This somewhat routine spaghetti western included an early credit for a genre stalwart who’s still going strong today…
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Is this, ‘Some Dollars for Django’ ? … the stalwart being, Enzo G Castellari
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Correct of course, @aldo
I was going to post the BTS photo here but I put it in the other thread instead.
Your turn.
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The answer hiding in plain sight.
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‘Take a Girl Like You’ (1970)?
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Well done, Toscano … back to you.
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Correct, Aldo. 
Starring Nicky Henson - who I will always associate with ‘Fawlty Towers’, as the ‘medallion man’ whom Basil takes a particular dislike to!
Well done, Aldo, and back to you now…
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The ‘Medallion Man’ may have been his finest half hour?
Thanks, Toscano … here’s one that shouldn’t tax the brain too much.
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‘The Prince and the Pauper’ (1977)?
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Spot on … a terrific adventure film, marred only by Mark Lester’s horrible acting - MHO of course
Back to you, Toscano.
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