A director with this first name made the film Run, Man, Run as a sequel to a film in which Corbett hunts down a falsely accused murderer. In a film by a director with this first name, a major shoots the four points of a cross in a graveyard while taunting the injured protagonist, who had saved the prostitute Maria from crucifixion. In a film by a director with this first name, a cannonball fired through a wall narrowly saves the protagonist from being hanged by his former partner in a scam to (*) collect bounty money. This first name is shared by the director of the Franco Nero film Django and by the director (10[1])of a film that (10[1])climaxes in a standoff at the Sad Hill Cemetery between Tuco, Angel Eyes, (10[2])and Blondie set to Ennio Morricone’s (10[1])“The Ecstasy of Gold.” For 10 points, give this first name of the director of the Spaghetti Western The Good, The Bad, (10[1])and The Ugly. ■END■ (0[2])