Joshi Oyabun--A lot of those lines Wallach made up on the spot. Like the "When you have to shoot, shoot...don't talk!" line he spouts in the bubble bath after shooting the one-armed man.
Not in this video but I always loved..."When that rope around your neck gets tight, you can feel the devil bite your ass" this movie is one classic line after classic line!
It's too bad that Italian westerns were not respected back in the 1960's. Such a great western! Eli Wallach should have been nominated for an Oscar for his performance as Tuco in GB&U !!
People weren't used to spaghetti westerns sadly. They were more used to seeing hero characters and not anti-heroes outlaws and weren't used to the dirt and grit. Wish they were because this surely would've won a ton of awards.
Tied up and swearing Tuco, that bitch slap from Blondie, "Judas" made my stomach hurt but that line "One bastard goes in, another one comes out!" kills me these days too 🤣😂🤣 what an actor he was (rip)
Without Tuco, this movie would've been just another Spaghetti Western. Eli Wallach was a one of a kind legendary actor. There will never be another like him. R.I.P legend
The fact that he nearly got killed three times while filming this movie, and still stayed on to finish it speaks volumes about his commitment to the trade.
5:42 Fun fact. That was Eli on the back of the horse, and the gunshots spooked it into running away. He was really tied up and sitting on its back as it ran away. He sat on the horse as it ran for over a mile without him having a way to even calm it down. Somehow, he managed to stay on it's back the whole way and not fall off, which could have killed him. Good flick.
The condemned is found guilty of the crimes of murder, armed robbery of citizens, state banks and post offices, the theft of sacred objects, arson in a state prison, perjury, bigamy, deserting his wife and children, inciting prostitution, kidnapping, extortion, receiving stolen goods, selling stolen goods, passing counterfeit money, and contrary to the laws of this state, the condemned is guilty of using marked cards and loaded dice, therefore, according to the powers invested in us, we sentence the accused here before us: Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez, and any other aliases he might have, to hang by the neck until dead. May God have mercy on his soul, proceed!
At 1:54 The way Tuco says "Thank You" so casually, friendly with a smile on his face all while trying to pick the gun up makes me laugh LOL...tooo slick...
What an incredible movie this is! As the years go on we can appreciate its quality even more. Eli Wallach was simply just a legendary actor - he made the role of Tuco into a larger than life character. Tuco is a bandit who has wandered down the wrong path in life, but there is so much redemption within him also, he is such a courageous, uncompromising, brave and charisma character, a flawed human no doubt, but lovable that the audience can related to!
In reality, It is just plant leaf, "Plain leaf tobacco". Not Lead! lol You would digest it faster than you would raw broccoli or carrots. 20-40 mins or so :p Tho I am pretty sure he was just taking it as a chew instead of a smoke in this case.
The directing in this movie is so damn perfect, Leone chooses to capture so many things in these scenes, like the looks of contempt everyone shows towards Tuco, rather than showing us the man himself in those moments
lol Blondie's such a smug jerk for the first third of the movie. "Liable to interfere with my aim." Tuco's complaint about having to risk his life every time seems pretty legit to me. Also, I can't decide if they were just acting that whole time before the hanging, or if Blondie didn't tell him the plan the first time, until after he'd saved him.
seems kind of confident before they were about to hang him .... if you believe his act in front of the sheriff and his deputy you understand nothing about tuco lol man that character was masterfully played Eli Wallach is a genius
My favorite line by Tuco to Blondie is when Blondie has Tuco tied up laying on his belly on the horse's back and tuco is cursing Blondie and tells him " I hope your mother ends up in a two dollar whorehouse! and curse's him more and finally blondie takes him off the horse and rests him against a post and Tuco spits in his face and laughs and then Blondie cracks him across his face with the back of his hand!--I love it!
You will have to look quickly. At 2:48 you get a glimpse of the rifle Eastwood uses for the final shot at the cemetery. It is a scope mounted civilian model Spencer rifle, not a Sharps. This is the first scene that Wallach actually did, and I think they were learning that the Spencer couldn't fire rapidly enough. Clint uses the Henry rifle at the first hanging and, at the second hanging, it now has the scope from the Spencer. It is likely that they had to cobble together a few blank rounds for the Henry from old live ammo--it is fired about 4 times and most of the muzzle reports are from a Winchester Model 94!
Love how most of the comments are just quotes! My brother's, sister, and I all grew up watching these movies and can finish pretty much any line you throw at us lol.
"May God have mercy on his soul....proceed!" Hilarious
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My God, this has to go down as a top 3 movie of all time....imo, #1...the score, Clint, Tuco, the cinematography, the Direction...I really don't know how to explain it in words.
Hey hey everybody look look...he's giving him the filthy money.....Judas....hahaha haha haha classic line....I laugh every time when I hear tuco say it......
Such a masterpiece like a 5 tool baseball player Offense / Defence / power/ Speed and hit foe average! Acting / plot/ Epic Scenery/ Music and Direction At 74 i doubt it will ever be surpassed as my all time favorite
My friend and I went into a Mexican themed restraunt many years ago, and on the wall they had an old wanted poster for Poncho Villa that had 'wanted for 5,000 pecos. I told him, "That man has a face so beautiful it is worth 5 grand." Too bad he didn't get the joke.
For some reason (i guess clinging nostalgia), I enjoy the original, slightly cheesy, repetitive gunshots over this newer sound mix. So far, only Hitchcock's Vertigo received a better - yet still fitting - foley treatment than the original. Love this scene though. I appreciate the upload.
So, Tuco was acting to convince everyone that he was being turned in to be hung? But he knew the plan that the rope was to be severed? Speaking Spanish (Mexican) at 2:26? When the horse ran off with Tuco, the actor, Eli Wallach, could really have been hurt. Wallach was not secured to the horse and could not have broken his bounds to hold on or gain control.
One of the greatest scenes in western history! Tuco is one of its greatest characters. "One bastard goes in, and another one comes out!" Classic!
Who the hell is that? One bastard goes in, another one comes out.EPIC!!!!!
That line is a classic from Eli. :-D
great line
I give you a good ide were you can put it
Joshi Oyabun--A lot of those lines Wallach made up on the spot. Like the "When you have to shoot, shoot...don't talk!" line he spouts in the bubble bath after shooting the one-armed man.
@@bwsmyhero really he made them up
Not in this video but I always loved..."When that rope around your neck gets tight, you can feel the devil bite your ass" this movie is one classic line after classic line!
Tuco EATS the cigar instead of smoking it. Now THAT'S what I call tough! Lol!
- Ashai - yeah but in fire ? He’s burning his mouth
True badass
"But if you missed you better miss very well" - most badass quote ever
Jeff Carro Tuco would just made your day badass lol
Everybody, look look he's giving him the filthy money!
That was funny af
Judas! You sold my hide!
And then he took half of that filthy money
Literally all of Tuco’s lines in this movie is a memorable quote.
Eli was the best of the best!
It's too bad that Italian westerns were not respected back in the 1960's. Such a great western! Eli Wallach should have been nominated for an Oscar for his performance as Tuco in GB&U !!
People weren't used to spaghetti westerns sadly. They were more used to seeing hero characters and not anti-heroes outlaws and weren't used to the dirt and grit. Wish they were because this surely would've won a ton of awards.
Tied up and swearing Tuco, that bitch slap from Blondie, "Judas" made my stomach hurt but that line "One bastard goes in, another one comes out!" kills me these days too 🤣😂🤣 what an actor he was (rip)
Without Tuco, this movie would've been just another Spaghetti Western. Eli Wallach was a one of a kind legendary actor. There will never be another like him. R.I.P legend
The fact that he nearly got killed three times while filming this movie, and still stayed on to finish it speaks volumes about his commitment to the trade.
Agree. Eli Wallach as tuco made the movie. wow what a rollercoaster of a great time with one liners from him. he made the movie.
@@anthonygarcia-lu2yh Exactly!
He was one of a kind!
3:47 Roll it up, I’ll give you a good idea where you can put it!! 😂😂😂
Eli Wallach made this movie.
Sure did!
"Who the hell is that?! One bastard goes in, another comes out!"
No he didn’t. Sergio Leone did.
LectricSigma(Σ) see my friend in this world there’s 2 type of people those who like jokes and those who don’t get it you don’t get it .
@@BluesyBor g
He's just an honest farmer, innocent of everything.
The best is when Tuco gets taken in. His tirade was the best.
''but if you miss you'd better miss very well...''
5:42
Fun fact. That was Eli on the back of the horse, and the gunshots spooked it into running away. He was really tied up and sitting on its back as it ran away. He sat on the horse as it ran for over a mile without him having a way to even calm it down. Somehow, he managed to stay on it's back the whole way and not fall off, which could have killed him. Good flick.
Yes that is true, I heard it mentioned in an interview years ago. Incredible that something like that happened!! An amazing film.
Love how most of the comments here are giving more props to Eli Wallach than Clint (and rightly so) - such a brilliantly-played part.
I never get tired of this movie
And i most love watching it with someone who has never seen it
Tuco: I’ve never hurt anybody.
Next scene....
“Wanted in 14 counties of this state.”
The condemned is found guilty of the crimes of murder, armed robbery of citizens, state banks and post offices, the theft of sacred objects, arson in a state prison, perjury, bigamy, deserting his wife and children, inciting prostitution, kidnapping, extortion, receiving stolen goods, selling stolen goods, passing counterfeit money, and contrary to the laws of this state, the condemned is guilty of using marked cards and loaded dice, therefore, according to the powers invested in us, we sentence the accused here before us: Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez, and any other aliases he might have, to hang by the neck until dead. May God have mercy on his soul, proceed!
@@nothingbutnegativity7495 Missing on the list is Sodomy.
At 1:54 The way Tuco says "Thank You" so casually, friendly with a smile on his face all while trying to pick the gun up makes me laugh LOL...tooo slick...
“Whoever double crosses me and leaves me alive, he understands nothing about Tuco, hhhh nothing”💥
Quote from Tuco is savage and he meant it. He hunted blondie down after he was deceived
There are so many hilarious lines just in this scene alone 😀
Blondie shooting hats off is probably one of the silliest, yet most badass moments in cinema.
What an incredible movie this is!
As the years go on we can appreciate its quality even more.
Eli Wallach was simply just a legendary actor - he made the role of Tuco into a larger than life character. Tuco is a bandit who has wandered down the wrong path in life, but there is so much redemption within him also, he is such a courageous, uncompromising, brave and charisma character, a flawed human no doubt, but lovable that the audience can related to!
Let me go and I'll pardon you. This is my favorite part
Clint gets top billing and is the star, certainly in murica, but it's Tuco's film, his story, he's the heart and soul of it.
“You can still save yourself.. let me go and I’ll pardon you.. LET ME GOOOOO”
Hahaha the best
Tuco must have the stomach of a billy goat if he can digest a cigar
My grampas brother does that. Usually they spit it out once its all juice. Like a sick twisted tobacco stick.
In reality, It is just plant leaf, "Plain leaf tobacco". Not Lead! lol You would digest it faster than you would raw broccoli or carrots. 20-40 mins or so :p Tho I am pretty sure he was just taking it as a chew instead of a smoke in this case.
He's chewing it, not eating it. Basically chewing tobacco. It's not unheard of.
Grindstone I was making a joke. But yeah, I can see that.
"Whoever doublecrosses me and leaves me alive, understands nothing about Tuco" and he didn't lie
Tuco can surely hold a grudge
The directing in this movie is so damn perfect, Leone chooses to capture so many things in these scenes, like the looks of contempt everyone shows towards Tuco, rather than showing us the man himself in those moments
"And your mother... Your mother is better not to talk about!"
lol Blondie's such a smug jerk for the first third of the movie. "Liable to interfere with my aim." Tuco's complaint about having to risk his life every time seems pretty legit to me.
Also, I can't decide if they were just acting that whole time before the hanging, or if Blondie didn't tell him the plan the first time, until after he'd saved him.
seems kind of confident before they were about to hang him ....
if you believe his act in front of the sheriff and his deputy
you understand nothing about tuco lol
man that character was masterfully played
Eli Wallach is a genius
When Blondie makes the deal. Take it or leave it.
"Let me go and I'll pardon you! " ROLMAO! ^_^
Let me guuuuuh!
Be of the greatest sequences of scenes of all time...brilliant...Tuco was superb...
My favorite line by Tuco to Blondie is when Blondie has Tuco tied up laying on his belly on the horse's back and tuco is cursing Blondie and tells him " I hope your mother ends up in a two dollar whorehouse! and curse's him more and finally blondie takes him off the horse and rests him against a post and Tuco spits in his face and laughs and then Blondie cracks him across his face with the back of his hand!--I love it!
John Gora 'Let me go and I'll pardon you ' classic
Your the son of a 1000 fathers. All bastards like you. Brilliant 👏
Who said it: Jesus or Tuco?
"Judas, you sold my hide!"
You will have to look quickly. At 2:48 you get a glimpse of the rifle Eastwood uses for the final shot at the cemetery. It is a scope mounted civilian model Spencer rifle, not a Sharps. This is the first scene that Wallach actually did, and I think they were learning that the Spencer couldn't fire rapidly enough. Clint uses the Henry rifle at the first hanging and, at the second hanging, it now has the scope from the Spencer. It is likely that they had to cobble together a few blank rounds for the Henry from old live ammo--it is fired about 4 times and most of the muzzle reports are from a Winchester Model 94!
1:18 - clint killed that dude two years earlier in "A Fistful of Dollars" for making fun of his mule.
Rayoscope a few other characters from that movie are in this scence
And that's also the guy Clint killed in the beginning of "For a few dollars more". Sure, the guy was good in playing a red-shirt for Clint Eastwood.
Love how most of the comments are just quotes! My brother's, sister, and I all grew up watching these movies and can finish pretty much any line you throw at us lol.
you're a son of 1000 father's
Your mother, it's better not to talk of her. I never hurt anybody!
As son of a 1000 and all bustards like him
This is why I'm here lol
Tuco was so outrageous and over the top he did a great job in this . And he is very vengeful of blondie
One bastard goes in, another comes out. ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think he was referring to iPhones.
who there hell is that!!! 1 bastard goes in another comes out!! lol.
"May God have mercy on his soul....proceed!" Hilarious
My God, this has to go down as a top 3 movie of all time....imo, #1...the score, Clint, Tuco, the cinematography, the Direction...I really don't know how to explain it in words.
"one bastard goes in and another comes out!"
when I was young I liked the man with no name; now I like Tuco
Awesome. Great movie, creative, not like the crap we have today. Creative writing. Great acting, great location shooting.😉
3:25 One bastard goes in another one comes out.
Tuco's face 6:01 :)
All three actors played the part perfectly, no one could have done it better.
Agreed!
3:24 Who the hell is that? One bastard goes in, another comes out!
Tuco is the soul of the movie.
I love Eastwood's voice off camera. "Yeah, but you don't look like the one to collect it."
They convicted him of everything except animal abuse.
tuco....the real Mexican man!
THESATURNSSC1 hes jewish
@@boddah he means the character
Hey hey everybody look look...he's giving him the filthy money.....Judas....hahaha haha haha classic line....I laugh every time when I hear tuco say it......
I can't believe the son of 1000 fathers is such a legend
One bastard goes in another comes out, I love tuco
The best film ever!!!
I woke up this morning and rifled out all of Tuco’s lines in the beginning of the partnership scene. One of the best pieces of cinematic history!!!
All that cussing from Tuco....such ingratitude after all the times Blondie saved his life.
"I am an honest farmer, i am innocent of everything"- Tuco spoke like Khajit before there were Elder Scrolls :)
Roll it up I could give you a good idea where you could put it
5:10 Such a badass.
One of the best movies ever made.
Tuco is my spirit animal
i love how blondie back hands tuco
Such a masterpiece like a 5 tool baseball player Offense / Defence / power/ Speed and hit foe average! Acting / plot/ Epic Scenery/ Music and Direction At 74 i doubt it will ever be surpassed as my all time favorite
Best caricature in the movie bye far. Guys a total badass
"HEYYYYY BLOONNNND,,,,,,YYOU KNOWWW WHAAAT YYOU ARRRE.........JUST A NO GOOD SON OF A" AAHHHHAAWWAAAWHAAAAA"
An immortal masterpiece the likes of which will never be surpassed.
3:04 BACKHAND! 😂😂😂
Tuco is the best.
RIP ELI Wallach!
It will be the year 2065 and I'll still be watching this
Hey amigo! You know you've got a face beautiful enough to be worth 2,000 dollars?? MUHAUAHAHA... Oh wait...
My friend and I went into a Mexican themed restraunt many years ago, and on the wall they had an old wanted poster for Poncho Villa that had 'wanted for 5,000 pecos. I told him, "That man has a face so beautiful it is worth 5 grand."
Too bad he didn't get the joke.
For EVER memorable movies
Damn, Tuco had a lot of felonies against him starting at 4:37 - 5:02 my God.....
RIP Eli!
Lol the captions turned on at 2:35 onward is hilarious 😆
Pretty good strategy to get money from the sheriff. Looks like Tuco and Blondie really cared about each other
Everyone needs a friend like tuco ha!
Even as a kid the way Clint slaps the shit out of Tuco always got me.
5:06 proudly face..:D
"Who the hell is that?? One bastard goes in and another comes out"
Best western ever 😎❤️
YOU SOLD MY HIDE!
You Judas!
2:27 When he takes him to turn him is...so many funny lines in one scene
He said, " Hijo de put que te pario "
" Son of a bitch that gave birth to you "
A son of a 1000 fathers…. Tuco was well spoken
"I never hurt anybody" cuts to the official citing all the crimes Tuco is being hanged for.
"One bastard goes in, another comes out." That's the most Italian thing ever.
Lmfao! He ate the ciggy.
if that surprises you, you understands nothing about Tuco....nothing! :)
STwindFaker
Haha! :)
maygodhavemercyonyoursoul..*PROCEED!*
lmao
"...and, contrary to the laws of this state, the condemned is guilty of using marked cards..."
For some reason (i guess clinging nostalgia), I enjoy the original, slightly cheesy, repetitive gunshots over this newer sound mix. So far, only Hitchcock's Vertigo received a better - yet still fitting - foley treatment than the original. Love this scene though. I appreciate the upload.
So, Tuco was acting to convince everyone that he was being turned in to be hung?
But he knew the plan that the rope was to be severed?
Speaking Spanish (Mexican) at 2:26?
When the horse ran off with Tuco, the actor, Eli Wallach, could really have been hurt.
Wallach was not secured to the horse and could not have broken his bounds to hold on or gain control.
Yeahhhhhhh but you don’t look like the one who’ll collect it!
'Hey Amigo!!! You know you got a face.. beautiful enough to be worth $2000 ....laughter.' little did they know they were dead men
Without Tuco, this movie is nothing.
clint eastwood great in these movies and eli wallach yehhh
Let me go and I'll pardon you. ROLMAO!
easily the best western ever made