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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Overview:

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) was a Adventure - Western Film directed by Sergio Leone and produced by Alberto Grimaldi.

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CD Review: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY Original Soundtrack Expanded Edition

By Dan Day, Jr. on Jan 14, 2021 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

I've mentioned on this blog and on Facebook several times how the very first movie soundtrack I ever bought was for THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY. That purchase was on audio cassette, and I've bought it many times since, including a vinyl re-release just last summer. Now, Quartet Records, a company... Read full article

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966, Sergio Leone)

By Andrew Wickliffe on Jul 9, 2018 From The Stop Button

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly ends up being about three criminals–of varying type–hunting down some stolen Confederate gold. But that Confederate gold story line takes a break after getting setup in the first ten minutes–for almost an hour of the two and a half hour plus film–so Good, the B... Read full article

The 50th Anniversary Of THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

By Dan Day Jr. on Nov 2, 2016 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

Fifty years ago, in 1966, THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY was produced in Spain and Italy. It is my second favorite film of all time, so accordingly a blog post commemorating this anniversary is in order. Instead of going into the details about the production history of the film, or the storyline, I'... Read full article

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Quotes:

Tuco: I would like to piss, it's rough. I've been shaking up in this train nearly ten hours now.
Cpl. Wallace: You smell like a pig already. Let's try not to make things any worse.
Tuco: I'm very happy you are working with me! And we're together again.
[pause]
Tuco: I get dressed, I kill him and be right back.
Blondie: Listen, I forgot to mention... He's not alone. There's five of 'em.
Tuco: Five?
Blondie: Yeah, five of 'em.
Tuco: So, that's why you came to Tuco.
[pause]
Tuco: It doesn't matter, I'll kill them all.
[talking to a chicken he has just caught]
Tuco: If you work for a living, why do you kill yourself working?
[a dying man has information Tuco wants]
Tuco: Don't die, I'll get you water. Stay there. Don't move, I'll get you water. Don't die until later.
Jackson: The name on the grave is... water
Tuco: In the cemetary, okay, in the grave okay! But it must have a name or a number on it! Talk, damn you!
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Facts
Eli Wallach would have been decapitated during the train scene if he had lifted his head up. In the wide-shot, you can see the step that would have impacted his head.
Ennio Morricone's iconic theme music was designed in places to mimic the sound of crying hyena.
In the theatrical trailer, Angel Eyes is "The Ugly" and Tuco "The Bad," which is the reverse of their designations in the actual film. This is because the Italian title translated into English is actually The Good, the Ugly, the Bad, not The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, and the Italian trailer had "The Ugly" and "The Bad" in that order. When the trailer was transferred to English, The Ugly and The Bad were not reversed to coincide with the altered title, causing the incorrect designations.
In the gun store, everything Eli Wallach does with the guns is completely unscripted. Eli knew little about the guns, so he was instructed to do whatever he wanted.
Mario Brega appears in all 3 of the Dollars Trilogy movies, and in all 3 movies, his character meets an unfortunate demise. In this movie, his character of Wallace is killed when Tuco (chained to him) jumps off the train with him, and bangs his head against some rocks. This is the only movie from the trilogy in which Brega plays an American, whereas in the other movies, he plays a Mexican.
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