Clint Eastwood is right, but who is power and who is rude in this legendary West?

This issue seems to be evidence, but in reality not. In kindness, rude and ugly, those who saw the movie know who. In French, at least. Good Blondin is performed by Clint Eastwood, coarse Steenza Lee van Klef and Tuko Tuko Eli Wolach. But in Italy a movie called Sergio Leone “IL Buono, IL Brutto, IL Cattivo”. And it is a little different from VF.

Watering the French title?

Because if in Italy, he is really a Clint Eastwood, it is Brutto (which translates “ugly”) is actually Eli Wolach and he is Cattivo (“bad”) Lee Van Klef. In the work Talks with Sergio LeoneDirector states: “Tuko is also an instinct, fur, stray … Stentenza is just a technique. Blonda, it’s intelligence.”

Keep in mind that in France, we have named Tuco’s character nickname that is no longer referred to as an ugly person, but simply “ugly”. The English version respects the Italian version because the good, the bad and the ugly, the “ugly” (Chea) is Tuko and “bad” (bad) is Stentenza.

Really “ugly”?

There is no doubt that Tuko is an insidious and furious criminal that a truand nickname gives perfectly. However, we can find this little light when we first hear a list of its various crimes: voluntary murder, armed attacks, banking flight, fake money trafficking, criminal fire, fake testimony, stimulation of prostitution, theft of sacred subjects and many more … … …

It still reduces the “ugly” aspect of the character attached to other versions, which does not necessarily have its place when Eli Wolach and his charisma play in the role of Tuko.

In turn, Sentenza several times show why the name of the “bad guys” is remarkably fit for it, so that it has been distributed as one of the best abuse of cinema, and it deserves! As for “Blondin”, if it has several values, it is not a respect for the law that it will face because it will install “hanging fraud” with Tuco and play with the nerves before the film is completed, which is considered one of the best West.