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My favorite piece of film music of all time. I bought the album to listen to it over and over. Metallica liked it as well as they covered it.
But do you agree that with the watch in For A Few Dollars More, every time it is used in that film, it specifically tells you what is going through the bandit’s mind?
Ennio Marricone: "Yes, I do agree with you and in this case the music that the watch makes transfers your thought to a different place because it is just a watch and of course every time the bandit winds on this watch this character, who is thinking about his life and all the difficult situations he has been in and has lived through, the rage, the violence, the fear, come out through this watch. The character itself comes out through the watch but in a different situation every time it appears."
https://thequietus.com/articles/040...e-ugly-once-upon-a-time-in-the-west-the-thing
His caption came coupled with a photo of the two taken when working on their final collaboration. Morricone's score for The Hateful Eight netted him his only Academy Award win, grabbing the Best Original Score Oscar, coming nine years after he was given an Honorary Award "For his magnificent and multifaceted contributions to the art of film music." He was previously nominated five times for the Best Original Score award.
Rest in peace icon. I will always remember the "Watch Chimes (Carillon's Theme)" by Ennio Morricone: