"Maybe next time"

[Sonny]

or Sentence.

Like I said. I have heard worse names.

I know a guy named "Segundo" which is "second" in spanish.

i thought we were talking about Italian...

[tucumcari bound]

It's sad that these two characters were not seen together again. I'm sure Sergio could have thought of something to bring these two characters together for another adventure.

[cigar joe]

Whats really sad is that Eastwood didn't give Lee a part in one of his Westerns.

[Kurug3n]

Whats really sad is that Eastwood didn't give Lee a part in one of his Westerns.

the asshole

[tucumcari bound]

Whats really sad is that Eastwood didn't give Lee a part in one of his Westerns.

You know what cigar, you're right about this. I never even though of that. I'm really surprised myself he didn't. Clint made many westerns, directed many; you would think he would have asked Lee at some point to be in one of his films. Strange.

[cigar joe]

Yea really strange, Eli Wallach also should have been in a Western too.

[tucumcari bound]

Yea really strange, Eli Wallach also should have been in a Western too.

Speaking of Eli Wallach...Clint didn't put him in any of his films until Mystic River (2003). This is kind of strange being Clint directed quite a few westerns in the 70's and 80's but he puts Eli in a drama when Eli was in his 90's. It's kind of funny. I could have easily seen Eli or Lee in High Plains Drifer, Outlaw Josey Wales, or Pale Rider.

[geoman-1]

I think the main reason Clint had forsaken his trilogy cohorts was due in part
to him wanting to separate his body of work from Leone's. If those
actors were in HIS films the comparisons would have been unrelenting.

[Kurug3n]

Speaking of Eli Wallach...Clint didn't put him in any of his films until Mystic River (2003)

Did Eli actually have lines or no?

[tucumcari bound]

Did Eli actually have lines or no?

Yes, it's a small scene. He speaks in it. He plays a store clerk being questioned about a murder being investigated.

[tucumcari bound]

I think the main reason Clint had forsaken his trilogy cohorts was due in part
to him wanting to separate his body of work from Leone's. If those
actors were in HIS films the comparisons would have been unrelenting.

I agree geoman. This is most likely the reason.

[Whalestoe]

I agree geoman. This is most likely the reason.

Or maybe... he was worred about Wallach stealing the show, much like in GBU. 

Tuco's just such a great character, I love 'em!

[tucumcari bound]

Or maybe... he was worred about Wallach stealing the show, much like in GBU. 

Tuco's just such a great character, I love 'em!

I don't get where this stealing the show talk comes from. I don't think Clint was worried about getting his show stolen from him, same with Van Cleef. Each character was different and unique in their own way. Tuco was just outgoing, that's why people get more exciting watching him. Honestly at times while watching it, I think to myself, nobody touches Clint in coolness, even in this film.

[Whalestoe]

I was just kidding.

Clint wins in coolness, for sure, but Tuco pulls at all my heartstrings on different levels. For example, the beating scene with the song (don't know the title) sung by the soldiers is so, so, so powerful.

[Silenzio]

It's called "The Story of a Soldier."