Connections

we can see the shooting of this movie

The "Farewell to Cheyenne" song from Once Upon a Time in the West plays at the end of the film.

The composition "The Man with Harmonica" was used in the film

Clip(s) / Footage. As 'Once Upon a Time in the West'.

Seen in montage. clip

Jack Elam breaks the fourth wall and sees he has been in Italian Westerns.

Mentioned in dialogue (Episode 2).

Hans calls a number to learn what is shown in cinemas. He repeats this title.

References the opening train station sequence, and uses the same train and windmill sound effects.

When Ogami Itto faces the three Hidari brothers,there is a shot that resembles the famous shot from the beginning of "C'era una volta il West" in which Harmonica meets the three gunmen.

Henry Fonda based his role as the villain "Frank" on his previous role in it.

Henry Fonda based his role as the villain "Frank" on his previous role in it.

The first confrontation between Doc Holliday and the Earps is referenced in Cheyenne and Harmonica's first meeting - right down to Morgan/Cheynne sliding the gun down the bar to Wyatt/Harmonica

Character of Morton is based on the character played by Lionel Barrymore in this film.

When the kids are witing for the train on the station, it spoofs the train staion scene in the beginning of the movie.

Segments from Ennio Morricone's score are heard during "How High the Noon".

While the camp staff are waiting for the train they mimic the famous opening scene of Once Upon a Time in the West with the fly landing on the face of one of the actors, water dripping onto a hat etc.