Sergio Leone

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1929 age 0

   Born

2. 1948 age 19

   CreditBicycle Thieves

3. 1964 age 35

   CreditA Fistful of Dollarsdirector

   CreditA Fistful of Dollarsscreenwriter

4. 1965 age 36

   CreditFor a Few Dollars More

   CreditFor a Few Dollars Moredirector

   CreditFor a Few Dollars Morescreenwriter

5. 1966 age 37

   CreditThe Good, the Bad and the Uglydirector

   CreditThe Good, the Bad and the Uglyscreenwriter

6. 1968 age 39

   CreditOnce Upon a Time in the West

   CreditOnce Upon a Time in the Westdirector

   CreditOnce Upon a Time in the Westscreenwriter

7. 1971 age 42

   CreditDuck, You Sucker!director

   CreditDuck, You Sucker!screenwriter

8. 1984 age 55

   CreditOnce Upon a Time in America

   CreditOnce Upon a Time in Americadirector

   CreditOnce Upon a Time in Americascreenwriter

9. 1989 age 60

   Died

• EMEnnio Morricone6 titles
• BSBenito Stefanelli5 titles
• ASAldo Sambrell5 titles
• CSCarlo Simi5 titles
• SDSergio Donati4 titles
• MBMario Brega4 titles
• ARAntonio Molino Rojo4 titles
• LRLorenzo Robledo4 titles
• FBFrank Braña4 titles
• NBNino Baragli4 titles

• I am showing the Old West as it really was. Cinema takes violence from life. Not the other way around. Americans treat Westerns with too much rhetoric.

  Sergio Leone, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Even in the greatest Westerns, the woman is imposed on the action, as a star, and is generally destined to be “had” by the male lead. But she does not exist as a woman. If you cut her out of the film, in a version which you can imagine, the film becomes much better. In the desert, the essential problem was to survive. Women were an obstacle to survival! Usually, the woman not only holds up the story, but she has no real character, no reality. She is a symbol. She is there without having any reason to be there, simply because one must have a woman, and because the hero must prove, in some way or another, that he has "sex-appeal."

  Sergio Leone, CC BY-SA 4.0