The reward poster sequence

The film cuts from the laughing face of bandit El Indio to show the same visage on a poster.		The camera pans up to reveal it's a reward poster and to show the butt of a gun being used to hammer in the nails.
	The camera drops back to mid-shot. The sheriff turns and leaves the frame to the right.
The camera holds it's position as, in close-up, the 'Man With No Name' enters the frame from the left. We see only his gun hand with tell-tale wrist protector.		The camera cuts to his face in close-up - he raises a cigar to his mouth.
	The camera cuts back to the face on the reward poster.
It pans up to show the reward amount of $10,000.		We cut to another face, again in close-up. This time the other bounty killer introduced earlier in the film.
	Another cut back to the face of the reward poster. This time the camera pans down to the words 'Dead or Alive'. A shot rings out on the soundtrack. BANG
The camera cuts back to the bounty killer's face - this time closer still. BANG		Cut back again to the poster. BANG
	Again to the bounty hunter - closer. BANG
Quicker - closer - back to the poster. BANG		Now onto the bounty hunter's eyes in extreme close-up. BANG
	All the time speeding up - back to the eyes of the reward poster. BANG
BANG ... ... BANG ... ...... BANG ... ......... BANG ...		continue > < back

Screen captures taken from UK MGM DVD release of 'For a Few Dollars More'