Mutha Effing, (Tuco (Eli Wallach) talking to Clint Eastwood)... Dont die, Ill get you water. Stay there. Dont move, Ill get you water. Dont die until later. His role with Clint Eastwood in the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly where the two of them along with the bounty hunter formed that circle at the end of the movie where none said a word, circling one another, staring intently wondering which one will blink and shoot first, the camera panning in to get close up shots of their faces, while the only thing heard was the increasing volume and speed of the chiming song in the background signifying the intense emotions surrounding a past, long lost love whose picture was encased in the hand held pocket watch made me laugh and was one of the most dramatic western movie scenes that I had ever seen. A prolific character actor in the same mold as Earnest Borgnine. A long life (98 years). He had many TV and movie roles going all the way back to 1945, including the Magnificent Seven, and Holiday. He began his career acting in plays after receiving his bachelor degree in History in 1936. A good ole Brooklyn, New York boy born and raised. RIP Eli. This is best film ever made in the history of western movies, After so many years passed its still got its own charm and magic, that why this movie is still popular with all its gestures and phrases. This movie theme song was copied by the likes of Burt Bacharach in the late 1960s as an instrumental. I would say the best part of the movie is the performance of Eli Wallach as Tuco , its just brilliance , he just cracks me up with that evil smile and portraying the range of emotions like shown in the movie ........... just brilliant.
Posted on: Wed, 25 Jun 2014 17:45:52 +0000
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