Respect all the way. Such an amazing role. Especially when you consider the fact, that the scene in the shop (when he is putting his gun together, and then shooting cardboard targets at the back of the shop) - was mostly improvised by him. He simply started to put the gun together, from some different parts, and Sergio let it happen when rolling the movie (he let it go all the way to see what Eli was doing). Such amazing scene if you think about that. Edit: spelling & grammar

Super Talented Actor ,an Icon .

@Stefano Pavone when he died..

When there's time to die, die, don't live.

nah....he copied toshito mifune.

I totally agree! Eli's acting stole the show for sure.

Tuco was robbed. Irony.

a masterful performance. Absolutely brilliant.

It wasn't a Hollywood production........

Eli Wallach is a brilliant actor l love Tuco's role R.I.P

+sebastian alegria RIP ? I didn't know he died. Just learning it. The GBU is his movie. He is the main character.

He stole that movie.

No doubt... Eli was the star ... No disrespect to Clint or Lee

wrong @@tonyrichards1488

+Eleni Fokea I like his smile in one of the scenes in GBU. Genuine smile to the audience. This is how I remember him. I am sure you know the scene I am talking about.

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Brother of Brother Ramirez!

@@louie99999 LOL!!!

hahahahahahaha.... In one intervie he said : People found it Funny but I was just making an statement of fact !

Spaghetti western... Western genre is much much older...than '60s.

Marco Franceschini I prefer the title "Italian Westerns" for the movies beginning in the early 1960's in Europe, often with Italian directors. "Spaghetti Westerns" are a ridiculous name for these important, sophisticated films. (...) They picked up from work in America, of course, and also from an interesting unknown 'little' film called "Dranjo" (1957). The genesis of the Italian Western, and its history and elements, is very interesting.

Yes, this is possible, and that is why I recommend people not to use it, but rather the term "Italian Westerns". The latter is unquestionably a more accurate description and name, broadly speaking, as many of the directors *filming* these Westerns were Italian. And this even though much of the filming was often not in Italy itself, but in the deserts of middle Spain. The inspiration came from Italy, however. And btw. I count Sergio Leone as having made only four Italian Westerns: The three with Eastwood, and then "Fistful of Dynamite" (1972, aka "Duck, You Sucker") with James Coburn, Rod Steiger, and Romolo Valli: a very enjoyable, if somewhat overlong, film. But then again, many of Leone's westerns were 'somewhat overlong' !! "Once Upon a Time in the West", filmed in America, was more so an attempt at making a great American western.

Wallach. Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef...three great actors... Rest in peace Mr. Wallach.

Amen. Good words. (....) You were a great, funny actor, and the history of the Italian Western would not be the same without you.

Wholly agreed, it will suck all the same when Clint Eastwood dies too.

I sure hope so, he's only 84 right now, which is pretty high up there, but enough for a man like him to keep kickin' for a while yet. Long live the movie heroes of Yesteryear!

+RedBaronFilms1918 he's so overrated. eli is far superior and so was lee

Coco Pops In what ways is he overrated? To me, they're all equal.

RedBaronFilms1918 then you certainly lack taste! It's so obvious that he plays himself. Eli was not his equal. He was his superior and his wife range of roles proved it. Clint's best film was thunderbolt and Lightfoot and even then Jeff Bridges outshined him! He always feels threatened by those he know have more talent. That in itself is very telling. Even Lee van cleef made him feel insecure. Good actors don't start complaining. So far he's complained about Lee, eli Jeff and some others of outshining him. Good actors are confident. His face is nice and all but that's what's got him far. Not his talent.

There are no other Gods besides Lord Jesus Christ. He does punish idolaters later that keep doing it and don't stop. Unfortunately there is no rest for the unrepentant and the disbelievers in the lake of fire and brimstone. It is the second death.

+Coco Pops They all play the exact same roles, with few exceptions. Pacino and DeNiro, for example. Few can pretend something else entirely.

Λαυρέντιος Ψαροκάηκας pacino is overrated. De niro was fantastic but I hate how he isn't doing proper films now. Dirty grandpa??

Coco Pops Dirty what?!

Grandpaaa his new film with zac efron lmao

Coco Pops I'm sorry, but i don't watch any DeNiro films anymore. I refuse to see a remarkably talented man reduced to bad films, destroying whatever little is left of a once brilliant career.. for the shake of money.