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lmao never noticed it before, but you are right. that does look girlie lol. but that guy is supposed to be "the ugly" right?
 
Its possible they walk like that because after riding a horse all day, you would sort of want to stretch your legs, wouldn't you?
 
I love this movie but never noticed it until now. I was thinking it was just uneven terrain but even then the arm movement looks weird.
 
wasn't he running around, drunk with desire to find the gold in the grave? wouldn't you run around a little bit oddly like that if you were looking for something that was so close like that? 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: LordMorpheus
BLOOOOOONDIE!!!!!!!!
?There are two kinds of people in the world, those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.?

"There are two kinds of spurs, my friend. Those that come in by the door and those that come in by the window."
 
Perhaps this is just an explanation for this scene, but it looks as if he's reaching out because he can't wait to get his hands on the gold.

This is my favorite movie of all time.
 
originally said by: tuco benedicto pacifico juan maria remirez

"I like big fat men like you. When they fall they make more noise ... and sometimes they never get up"
 
I'm not a big western or spaghetti western fan, but I can always watch this movie.
 
Wallach was almost poisoned during filming when he accidentally drank from a bottle of acid that a film technician had set next to his soda bottle. Wallach mentioned this in his autobiography[9] and complained that while Leone was a brilliant director, he was very lax about ensuring the safety of his actors during dangerous scenes.[8] Wallach was endangered in another scene, where he was to be hanged after a pistol was shot and the horse underneath him was to run away in fright. While the rope around Wallach's neck was severed, the horse was frightened a little too well. The horse rode off for about a mile with Wallach still on top of the horse and his hands bound behind his back.[8] The third time Wallach's life was threatened was during the scene where he and Mario Brega jump out of a moving train. The jumping part was fine, but Wallach's life was endangered when his character attempts to sever the chain binding him to the (now dead) henchman. Tuco places the body on the railroad tracks, making the train roll over the chain to sever it. Wallach and presumably, the entire film crew were not aware of the heavy iron steps that jutted one foot out of every box car. If Wallach had stood up from his prone position at the wrong time, one of the jutting steps could have decapitated him.[8]

After reading the mishaps during production, I can understand Wallach running a little scared...:shocked:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...,_the_Bad_and_the_Ugly
 
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