A classic 60’s movie collection could be yours for $2.9 million

Bloomberg – In a corner of Spain, Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda appeared on the big screen to create a classic 1960s spaghetti western, and now the site is up for sale.

The dusty streets and bustling hall where the stars battle it out over the legendary soundtrack of Ennio Morricone could be yours for €2.8 million ($2.9 million).According to an advertisement posted on the Grupo Rukasa real estate website.

A plot of 85700 square meters near the Andalusian city of Tabernas Where Italian director Sergio Leone shot his epic 1968 film, Once upon a time in the West According to the announcement, it still retains its original features and is “perfect for building an international film studio”.

The place for three violent classics It is one of several areas in the province of Almeria that Leon, with the help of other stars such as Clint Eastwood and Italian Claudia Cardinale, used to create the spaghetti western genre and a piece of cinema history.

During the summer, Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar will be shooting a short film in the desert area near Tabernas inspired by the works of León.

Tabernas is also home to a festival dedicated to the genre, the Almeria Western Film Festival, which will celebrate its 12th edition this fall.

This article was translated by Estefanía Salinas Concha.