Henry Fonda in My Name Is Nobody (1973) Walking away like a true legend — the train behind him, the West ahead. This iconic railway scene was filmed in La Calahorra, Granada, Andalucía, Spain.

A breathtaking location that helped bring the spirit of the American frontier to life on European soil.
Though the story takes place in the U.S., Spain’s rugged, sunbaked landscapes made it feel just as real. And Fonda’s calm, commanding presence sealed the magic.

This image captures everything we love about the genre: wide horizons, quiet heroes, and that feeling that something greater lies just over the next hill.