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The Stranger films by Allen Klein and Tony Anthony

A Stranger in Japan/ Lo Straniero di Silenzio/The Silent Stranger is a western film directed by Luigi Vanzi and produced by Allen Klein. Starring Tony Anthony, it is considered by many the first "East-meets-West western", predating Red Sun by three years, its release was delayed for seven years in the US due to a dispute with MGM, and never received a European release at all. Anthony later declared the film his best and lamented the cuts that MGM made to it. It had a score by Stelvio Cipriani.

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