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Duck, You Sucker! - War Movie
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Duck, You Sucker!

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“Duck, You Sucker!” is a 1971 Italian war film directed by Sergio Leone. The movie presents an epic narrative influenced by spaghetti westerns, set during World War II in Italy. Rod Steiger and James Coburn star as American soldiers embroiled in a complex crime drama involving local resistance fighters. It’s notable for its stylistic blend of genres and explores themes of morality and betrayal within wartime circumstances, appealing to viewers interested in historical war films and neo-western storytelling.

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Is Duck, You Sucker set during World War II?

No, Duck, You Sucker is set during the Mexican Revolution, not World War II. Sergio Leone's 1971 film stars Rod Steiger as Juan Miranda and James Coburn as Irish explosives expert John Mallory.

Why is Duck, You Sucker also called A Fistful of Dynamite?

The film has circulated under several English titles, including Duck, You Sucker, A Fistful of Dynamite, and Once Upon a Time... the Revolution. The alternate titles were partly tied to marketing and release history.

Is Duck, You Sucker part of Sergio Leone's Dollars Trilogy?

No, the Dollars Trilogy is A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Duck, You Sucker came later in 1971 and is closer to Leone's Once Upon a Time cycle.

Who composed the music for Duck, You Sucker?

Ennio Morricone composed the score. Morricone also scored Leone's Dollars Trilogy and Once Upon a Time in the West.

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