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Sweetwater's The Winds of Eleven Filming at The Outlaw Josey Wales Location by Sage Sweetwater
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edited: Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Posted: Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Sweetwater's 19th feature film starring Scott Eastwood and Jack Black to film in the Mormon state of Utah. An Old West photographer (C.S. Fly) using a camera of those times with glass plates takes a photo that incriminates a bandit. That bandit (Sam Bass) and his outlaw gang who go to great lengths to steal the photo. Their intention is to steal it to sell it for bragging rights of notoriety, claiming copyright as their own.
A well-worn poncho and a cheroot offspring the chances look mighty good for Sweetwater. Building a film from poetry makes so much sense, and we've done it before. Sweetwater's other half leaning against the corset mannequin in the corner of the general mercantile wafting with Bay Rum in her cleavage packing a sweet smelling ivory derringer in her garter, a muff pistol—pardon the innuendo, but rimfire! Smelling salts live here!
Sweetwater's Spaghetti Western film, 'The Winds of Eleven' will be filmed on location in Kanab, Utah at the site of the set of Eastwood's 'The Outlaw Josey Wales.'
The creative force behind Sweetwater's film 'The Winds of Eleven' is Sweetwater's other alter ego visiting for the duration. Artistic merit tour de force screenwriting with qualified artists laying down tracks in an 1800s spaghetti western-style soundtrack. Built for characters with names such as, Dillinger Kloberdanz and Sarah Telemonday, 'The Winds of Eleven' with shocking inclusions and the sixth sense not to be derailed by cowboy Israel's good, bad, and ugly.
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