interview format.
Throughout its 400 pages, the author, Juan Gabriel García ( "The Bean, a Almeria life cinema-2007 "," Yellow, the player I wanted to be actor-2008 "), takes us back to the years in which hundreds were shot Almeria eurowesterns.
is wonderful to watch as, over time, we have not mutated in Castilian published almost nothing about the spaghetti to have plenty of books on the subject. That probably enabled the author of "The English in the western" decided to get out a bit from normal, and raise a series of interviews with actors, directors, producers and other actors in those years.
Thus, among others, we know something more about the life of Eduardo Fajardo, the recently deceased Aldo Sambrell or Simon Andreu, some of those faces we see on the spaghetti.
Or know in the words of Joaquin Luis Romero Marchent the difficulties of shooting in those days. O
know everything from the standpoint of a producer and José Frade.
But apart from these big names, film cameras behind a host of workers who rarely come to know almost nothing.
Fortunately, thanks to the work of Gabriel Garcia, we see more of this unknown world for the viewer, a world that hides things good, some bad, but above all, lots of love to the movies.
With a foreword by director Enzo G. Castellari, "The English of the western" is in short an entertaining book of interviews, a formidable tool to get closer to those golden years of English cinema, and a must for any lover of spaghetti western.
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