Who's cooler,Eastwood or Coburn?

[Banjo]

Clint because Coburn looked painfully lanky-just check out Mag 7 and Flint films!

[The Firecracker]

I go with Eastwood on this.

[Tim]

  Eastwood, but I might change my mind later, it depends on which movie I've watched recently.

[grandpa_chum]

  Eastwood, but I might change my mind later, it depends on which movie I've watched recently.

same here, and I just watched cross of iron... anyway i guess why i keep voting against eastwood is because of the word cool... i just don't see him as cool... he's a hardass, but coburn is cool... he is a bit lanky though, between cross of iron and pat garrett he's hard to beat though.

[Beebs]

Eastwood!

[Leone Admirer]

I like Coburn but will have to go with Eastwood.

[cigar joe]

I like Coburn but will have to go with Eastwood.

me too

[Groggy]

Coburn, if only for "Major Dundee".  "Let's, uh, go have a look. . . slow and easy. . ." 

[Tim]

  What is so good about Samuel Potts in MD is Coburn's delivery, which seems so simple, but he brings that character to life.  I think my favorite Potts line is his address to the Col. Tremaine, the French officer.

Samuel Potts: I am Samuel Potts, I bring complements of Major Amos Dundee, regular, United States cavalry. You have five minutes to surrender your troops and your stores before he cuts loose.
Capt. Jacques Tremaine: [putting on his dress coat as he speaks] He would not dare. This is a horrendous violation of international law, and an unprovoked confrontation with a friendly power...
Samuel Potts: Sonny, the Major ain't no lawyer. And you've now got four minutes.

  I also like Coburn's role in the deleted scene at the end that reveals Riago's fate and his line soon after "You boys looking for a fight? Well, I got one for ya!"