A legendary actor who rose to fame in Italian spaghetti Westerns and sword-and-sandal films has died at the age of 90.
He built a successful career in Europe and later appeared in numerous Hong Kong ninja films, starring in more than 100 movies.
He famously turned down the lead role in A Fistful of Dollars, recommending Clint Eastwood instead in a decision that helped shape Western film history.
The late actor was Richard Harrison, remembered for his remarkable international career and lasting cult-film legacy.