Connections
Followed by
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Referenced in
The same machine gun prop is used in both films.
One of the characters wears the man with no name's costume.
"A Fistful of Dollars" is advertised on a marquee.
Title reference
The film is set on the same village used in the earlier film.
Segment "A Fistful of Yen"
The Scene where blade is recovering in the king.
mentioned once
During the final showdown, the protagonist wears armor under a poncho in order to defend against bullets. This is a homage to what Clint Eastwood does at the end of 'A Fistful of Dollars',
episode title spoofs "A Fistful of Dollars"
A picture of Clint Eastwood's character hangs on a wall of the bar.
When introducing Max to the Thunderdome crowd, Dr. Dealgood calls him "The Man with No Name". This is a reference to Clint Eastwood's character in Sergio Leone's "spaghetti westerns", particularly A Fistful of Dollars, where his character also enters a town as a drifter and plays the two ruling factions against each other for profit.
references the US title: "A Fistful of Dollars"
Sergio Leone western style zooms for the faces and the guns in battle scene
Dirty Harry twirls his .44 magnum at the end of the movie just as the Man With No Name did.
Music plays during Spagetti Western sketch
Movieposter can be seen
Marty McFly uses a boiler plate as a bullet proof vest.
Title Reference
in title - English: A Fistful of Dollars
The line, 'I got me a fistful of feathers!'
title reference
Matthew quotes Clint Eastwood
Mentioned by name "A Fistful of Dollars".
Spin off of title
Title reference: English name.
title reference
mentioned that an actress was A Woman with No Name in 'A Fistful of Entrails'
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned by Jeremy Bulloch
The title "A Fishfull of Dollars" is a play on "A Fistful of Dollars"
Gus wears a poncho, the music is like a Morricone score and he shoots down a bunch of kids with dodgeballs, referencing Eastwood's famous scene.
poster
briefly mentionned
The characters are humming the theme song from 'Fistful of Dollars' in on the of the scenes in the car.
The hero asks some bad guys to say sorry to his mule/horse.
mentionned once
Was one of three films shown to Uma Thurman to prepare her for her role as The Bride.
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mentioned once
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mentionned once
Carmela mentions this film.
Score from 'A Fistful of Dollars' is heard after Budd has shot The Bride.
Para-Medic mentions the film during her codec conversation with Snake.
Mockery of the theme song when Brett confronts the rest of the Fab 5 after being outed.
Poster shown and film mentioned.
Pastewka has a poster from this movie in his flat
title reference
The phrase "fistful of dollars" is used
In the final action sequence, V tricks the bad guys into thinking he's invulnable by using a metal armor, like Clint Eastwood in the final showdown.
movie poster in abandoned theater
One of the confiscated porn films is called "Fist-Full of Donnas"
"A Fistful of Dullards" in Roddy's DVD collection
Rain's poncho is a tribute to Joe's poncho from this movie.
When riding into town Nicholas asks the children to "do something useful"
A steel shield is used as body armour to stop bullets and is revealed to the bad guys by dropping it to the ground.
Subtitle reference ("A Fistful of Quarters")
On "Western Round-up"-Day, Neil dresses up as the Clint Eastwood character in the older film.
The "Fistful of Dollars" theme plays as Chuck turns in his application.
Main character wearing hidden body armor
Reference to Sergio Leone's "'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' trilogy"
Dusty Kiester resembles Joe who also wears a poncho and western hat.
"fistful of assholes"
the title references or pays homage to a previous title
Title reference
"He's the Man with No Name."
The DVD of the movie is seen
A mission in Larry's Western dreamscape is called "A fistful of Larry"
Poster is shown.
Poster is shown.
DiNozzo compares Sayers is like Fist Full of Dollars, because it's the western remake of Yojimbo
Poster is shown.
There is a grave marked "A Cowboy With No Name", which is a reference to Clint Eastwod's character The Man With No Name in the Fistful of Dollars trilogy.
Poster is shown.
Rango has a vision where he meets the "Spirit of The West," which looks and sounds like "The Man with No Name." Rango identifies the character as the Man with No Name.
Title reference
Quotation
duel
Megan lists this movie as one possibly for her, Julia and Sally to go and see.
The Man With No Name referenced in dialogue
Django appearing through the smoke after the dynamite explodes mimics Eastwood doing the same
Poster is shown.
Poster is shown.
Featured in
Biff Tannen as Martys stepfather in the alternate present watches the final shoot-out. Marty switches off the TV right at the moment Clint Eastwood reveals to be wearing a metal plate as bullet-proof vest.
scenes
Clip from film is used in this episode.
Clips shown.
documentary on Sergio Leone in general (his westerns)
Is shown and talked about.
Clips from this film are featured during the 'Great American Culture Quiz' segment.
Clips shown
Features clips from
Clips shown during the interview.
Spoofed in
A scene near the end mimicks music from the film along with the showdown.
The Evil Ice Cream Man imitates Clint Eastwood while Ennio Morricone-style music from the classic spaghetti western plays in the background.
Western porn parody
In Ranjit's (Sanjay Kapoor) office there is a poster shown (which even rips off the minute details from the poster of the original movie), which is of a supposedly ripped off movie called "A Fistful of Rupees" starring Ranjit. Also a Good, Bad and Ugly's theme like tune is played in background.
A Fistful of Figs is a take on this title.