Dollars Trilogy Movies: Release Order
The Dollars Trilogy consists of three landmark Italian Westerns directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood as the enigmatic Man with No Name. These films revolutionized the Western genre with their distinctive visual style, Ennio Morricone's iconic scores, and morally ambiguous characters navigating worlds of greed and violence.
While not originally conceived as a connected series, the films work both as standalone stories and as a loose trilogy united by style and character. This release order presents the films as audiences first experienced them, allowing viewers to appreciate Leone's evolving mastery of the genre and Eastwood's development of his memorable gunslinger persona.
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A Fistful of Dollars
A mysterious gunfighter known as the Man with No Name arrives in a Mexican border town caught between warring factions and decides to play both sides against each other for his own profit.
For a Few Dollars More
Two bounty hunters team up to track down El Indio, a ruthless bandit with a massive price on his head in this classic spaghetti western.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Three unlikely allies—a quiet loner, a ruthless hitman, and a Mexican bandit—race across the American Southwest during the Civil War in pursuit of a fortune in stolen gold.
Other Film Series
Django
A sprawling collection of Spaghetti Westerns featuring the enigmatic gunslinger Django across multiple timelines and interpretations.
James Dean
Iconic American actor whose three major films defined youth rebellion and alienation before his tragic death at age 24.
Karl May
German-produced Western films from the 1960s based on Karl May's novels, featuring the friendship between Apache chief Winnetou and German frontiersman Old Shatterhand.
Once Upon a Time
Sergio Leone's thematic trilogy exploring American mythology through three epic films spanning different historical periods, from the Old West to Prohibition-era New York.
Sabata
A trilogy of stylized Spaghetti Westerns following the enigmatic gunslinger Sabata through standalone adventures in corrupt frontier towns.
The Magnificent Seven
Western films following the premise of seven gunfighters defending communities, from the classic 1960 adaptation to modern reboots.