Nero, Waltz, Carradine and Williams to the Quentin Tarantino Spaghetti Western star

Quentin Tarantino continues its tour across genres of cult film of the 1970s with a trip in the world of spaghetti westerns.

For a change, it is not Tarantino that spilled on it, the notoriously talkative Director did not say a word on it. Instead, the word came from iconic Italian actor Franco Nero, which spilled in an Italian interview he threw with treat Williams and Keith Carradine. Also have in plaster is Christoph Waltz. The title given by Nero would have translated roughly Angel, the Brute and the Wiseman, although it is a matter of some dispute. Speculation is that this could be filming in the fall.

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