2010 Governors Awards -- Clint Eastwood on Eli Wallach
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- Four time Oscar®-winner Clint Eastwood on Eli Wallach. The 2010 Governors Awards ceremony was held at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland Center on November 13, 2010.
"You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig"
"You dig", I love the phrase
Great quote. Love it. Love the whole movie.
...udek..!???
And you dig!
Are they digging for a certain cashbox?
Eli Wallach, Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef...
Bruningable RIP ELI &
LEE
Trinity of spaghetti!
❤❤❤❤❤
Casting a white man as a Mexican was racist.
Terence hill...
Rest in peace Eli Wallach (98). You were an amazing actor and you will be missed.
Definitley,mate. Wallach starred in a 50s black and white on HEROIN ffs, and played Gilmour's pained uncle. Watch his performance in Tales of the Unexpected early 80s.
Absolutely. A star. genuine star.
+Kelly14UK He was terrific in a Kojak two parter aswell..
I saw that recently.Jonathan Wilkinson
What does 98 mean ?
Eli Wallach should have had an Oscar for the good the bad and the ugly or at least nominated, his performance was amazing and unforgettable, better than a lot of actors nowadays
So true...
Also how about Leone's direction and Morricone's music from all their westerns? The Academy wouldn't touch any of those with a 100 yards pole.
How times have changed: now those are the only 50+ years old Westerns everyone knows about.
@@Professicchio For me "The Ecstasy of Gold" from the graveyard scene with Tuco
Tuco is Honestly my favorite character out of any westerns
@@legoreddead Agreed... would challenge anybody to name a better western movie character, second favorite is John Wayne's Rooster Cogburn
clint greatest patriot actor/director in america..he will be missed when hes gone..i hope he lives to be 300
@James Henderson good
oh, man, I don't want to think about that. I'm already having a hard time accepting Sean was gone.....
I understand Clint as a great actor/director, but why would you say or even add "patriot"?
I have no doubt that Clint is a patriot no more or no less than any actor/director who served in the military though when Clint Eastwood was drafted into the Korean War, and served as a lifeguard while training at Fort Ord, California.
Still Clint had no say where he would be stationed and would have seen action if he was sent to fight. I have no doubt he would do his patriotic duty.
How about John Ford who was 48 years old.
When the United States Navy sent director John Ford to Midway Island in 1942, he believed that the military wanted him to make a documentary on life at a small, isolated military base, and filmed casual footage of the sailors and marines there working and having fun.
Two days before the battle, he learned that the Japanese planned to attack the base and that it was preparing to defend itself.
Ford's handheld, 16mm footage of the battle was captured totally impromptu. He had been in transit on the island, roused from his bunk by the sounds of the battle, and started filming.
*Ford was wounded by enemy fire while filming the battle.* Acclaimed as a hero when he returned home because of the footage and the minor wound,*
Ford was worried that military censors would prevent the footage from being shown in public. After returning to Los Angeles, he gave the footage to Robert Parrish, who had worked with him on How Green Was My Valley, to edit in secret. Ford spliced in footage of James Roosevelt, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's son and a Marine Corps officer; when the president saw the film in the White House, he told William Leahy:
*"I want every mother in America to see this film", thus protecting Ford from censorship.*
*Seeing men he had met and filmed die horrified Ford, who said,*"I am really a coward" compared to those who fought.*
He had spent time with Torpedo Squadron 8, and 29 of 30 men of the unit died or were missing after the battle. Ford assembled the footage he had taken of the squadron into an eight-minute film, adding titles praising the squadron for having "written the most brilliant pages in the glowing history of our Naval Air Forces" and identifying each man as he appeared. He printed the result, Torpedo Squadron 8, to 8mm film suitable for home projectors and sent copies to the men's families.
Actors and actor directors who saw combat
Mel Brooks
Oliver Stone
Jimmy Stewart
Paul Newman
Lee Marvin
Audie Murphy
and so many more.
I love Clint Eastwood but when you say the greatest patriot, one needs to have those enlisted or drafted and fought in Combat in the front of the line.
I have no doubt Clint would say the same.
c;mon dont come with those negative waves
@@casyatbat Geez Mary, take it easy. I think he was adding the "greatest" part considering how profound of an actor and arguably even more profound of a director Eastwood is, and yes, he's definitely patriotic.
If Clint and Eli had TRULY realized that they would be "together" for the last time, Clint would have referred to Eli as "Tuco" and Eli would refer to Clint as "Blondie". Best movie of all time (IMHO)
James talks bollocks.
@Lord Belial Well said, and there is far too much of this Political Correctness going on. STOP THE BULLSHIT and go back to enjoying life for a change.
@James Henderson "Hay Hendooo, you know what you areeee???? your just a dirty son of a ba........ " wa wa wa!!!
James Henderson shut up loser
James Henderson your repeating the same thing cause your an idiot who knows nothing😂
at 98 and still acting. Such a legend. Wishing the best of health to Clint and Eli
Yep. He was already in his 50s when he made "The Good The Bad and The Ugly". Amazing that he's still here.
MrSwanley Who would have thought it. Only a week ago. RIP Mr Wallach.
Oh damn. I was hoping on his behalf that he'd reach 100. RIP Eli, thanks for happiness you spread.
MrSwanley I was too i shed a manly tear and forcing all my friends to watch the good the bad and the ugly :D i suppose force isn't the right word. RIP Eli
Jacob Davies unfortunately he passed away at 98 but he definitely lived a long life and had a legendary career.
Nice tribute. Two giants from one of the two greatest Westerns that will ever be made.
And remember, if you want to shoot, shoot! Don't talk.
That was great quote from the movie.
Too sad that Lee Van Cleef is rarely mentioned in these talks about "The good, the bad and the ugly".
I agree
Maybe they didn’t get along in real life
He died in 1989
Van Cleef was actually faster on the draw than Eastwood.
he was an imbriagon
Blondie and Tuco, together again
Eli, Clint, Lee, Sergio e Ennio... Immortali per sempre.
Volante too
In my estimation Eli Wallach in the role of Tuco ... actually stole the show he had the most character development probably by design but Eli Wallach took the character and ran with it such a great on screen performance👏
Nah. He was definitely a great character actor and this movie was his greatest work probably, but nothing could touch the electric, stoic on-screen presence of Clint Eastwood.
@@Doomzdayxx In the first 2, sure. In the third he's given so little to do he hardly makes an impression. 'Ugly' is absolutely Wallach's movie.
@@DenkyManner I disagree. Just because he had more of his background explained, and he's an awesome character actor doesn't mean he stole the movie. Clint Eastwood retained it, and without trying too hard to be frank.
If Bronson got the role instead of Eastwood, we'd probably be having a different conversation but that didn't happen, instead we got, next to John Wayne, one of the most iconic Western actors. It's hard to top "The Man with No Name"
RIP Wallach. One of my favorite actor
One legend talking about another legend!
Rest in peace, Eli.
Sorry Clint, but Eli Wallach was the reason I fell i love with "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".
(And Clint was the reason I saw the rest of the famous trilogy and similar movies)
john johnson Eli stole the show... but Lee Van Cleef was the one that made me fall in love with this movie
john johnson the rest? That TGTBATU WAS THE LAST OF THE SERIES
All three were my favorites but Eli was the best
Im also like tuco more than blondie
The interplay between those three was wonderful!
I was born in Almeria (Spain). My father participated in Lawrence of Arabia (1962) (David Lean) (7 oscars), filmed in Almería. I participated in "Conan the Barbarian" (1882) (John Milius), filmed in Almería." The good, the bad and the ugly " was filmed in Almeria (1966) (Sergio Leone) (Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Lee Van Cleef). Here in this city we remember and love Eli because he was a great actor and a great person. Clint was also here. We remember and love Clint and we hope that one day he will return. Clint would be known all over the world after filming "A fistful of dollars" "Por un puñado de dólares" (Sergio Leone, Almería, 1964)
"The good, the bad and the ugly" is "the best directed film of all time" (Quentin Tarantino)
EEli Wallach returned to Spain, where he received a warm tribute. I do not know if he visited the city of Almeria. He was very old. A great person. Who never came back to visit, is Clint Eastwood. He really became famous thanks to all three movies. I think I should go to visit Spain and see the great change happened in 50 years. He would be very well received.
The films were produced by Spanish, Italian and German producers. All the extras were Spanish. The soldiers of the north and the Confederates were soldiers of the Spanish army, when they did compulsory military service. But they participated with genuine enthusiasm. The supporting actors were from the three countries and each one in their language. Therefore the film was recorded without sound and has no original version. Spain, Germany and Italy post-synchronized the dialogue in a dubbing studio.
John, you must be extremely proud of your old fella. Great story, thanks for posting.
@@lindsayrogers6690 Quite so!! Thanks to you!!
The greats actors they are, Clint Eastwood Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef....for ever.
Eli Wallach. Amazing actor! Long live Tuco!! RIP legend.
He is alive bro
I first saw the movie GBU in 1968 for .25 cents at the naval base movie theater in Norfolk, Va., when I was stationed there. Me and some navy buddies went to the movie. It was unlike any western I grew up watching as a kid in the 1950s and early '60s. We liked the movie so much we went back and saw it again the following night!
Myself also first year in military. 1968 at the base theater . It was strikingly different from any westerns before it and really impressed myself and the 2 friends that were stationed with me. Thankfully the base theater played first run movies. Probably cost around a quarter also. The other 2 in the trilogy were also seen there and were quite different than any western before. Thanks Sergio, Clint, Eli , and Lee for unforgettable and entertaining films.
I was in barracks J-50, directly across the street from the theater. We were blown away by the GBU. But I didn't know at the time that GBU was the third movie in the trilogy. I didn't see FFD and FAFDM until I went aboard ship in late '68. Of course, we saw them for free, but in 16 mm. LVC is one of my favorite actors, and I really liked him as Col. Mortimer in FAFDM, and in GBU. Eli, well what can I say, he was superb as Tuco. And Eastwood rocketed to stardom due to Leone's trilogy.
What no Pussy
Thats Wrong.......................
Now it's sadly only one left..But it was Tuco that was the main character and the only hperson with a history in the movie..The scene with his brother in the monastery gave Tuco humanity and the film that extra dimension..One of the best moves ever
"Don't die Blondie! Don't die 'till later!"
What a speech!! Even Clint knew that Eli was very outstanding in his performance. And Clint made sure that the world knew Eli was one of the best. Very honarble ❣️
The racist casting of Eli Wallach ruined the film.
@MarkHarrison733 go away buddy.. lmfao
Eli and Clint! Great actors and men...
I just watched this movie again. It never gets old.
Eli Wallach, a.k.a Tuco Ramirez, may you live on forever. The man talks, walks and remembers, like it was yesterday. Unbelieveable.
Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez if my memory is correct :)
RIP Eli Wallach a true legend. His performance in TGTBATU is an all-time great
Rest in Piece Mister Eli "Tuco" Wallach. The world has lost a legendary actor and wonderful humanbeing.
Juan Benedicto Maria Ramirez Tuco
For years i went to films just because Eli was in that film and i just knew it would be good ,i was never disappointed ,i just had to see that face and i was laughing ,thank you Eli at 83 years im still laughing with you ,God rest your Soul ,Paul
Since 17 years old I am watching client eastward movies as Turkish people we love him 🇹🇷
That's awesome. We love him too. Greetings from Australia.
@@matthewcullen1298 thank you what the name of the grave 😂
@@YabanEller do you mean in the good the bad and the ugly😁
In my opinion, Eli Wallach should have been[at least]Oscar nominated for his role as "Tuco". It seems to me by the other comments that a lot of people would agree. Perhaps the only reason he wasn't nominated was the movie was considered a spaghetti western which was considered an inferior brand of westerns. But fans know too well, The Good, Bad and the Ugly is a classic.
RIP ELi
The so called Ugly was said to steal that film , my favourite film ever. Maybe, just maybe he did...
I just love Eli and I am never tired of seeing Tuco with his shifty eyes and way of walking
Great actor...
1:40 Your smile has never changed.
R.I.P ( Huzur içinde yat )
You know what you are, a son of a thousand fathers
What a great actor and good guy. I really enjoyed him in GBU and will now seek out his other works. Rest in Peace Eli Wallach.
Two actors that will never be replicated.
Mr. Clint Eastwood. A class act.
it's really unfortunate the movie industry looked down on the 'spaghetti' westerns, Eli gave an oscar performance as Tuco
Seen the good the bad and the ugly 100s of times fantastic movie rip eli wallach and Lee van cleef
Clint Eastwood - they don't make them like that any more. He is the greatest.
Without Eli playing the part of Tuco..The film would have never been done.It was perfect casting!
It was racist casting.
I remember back in the late 80's, here in Los Angeles, channel 13 played all the spaghetti westerns. I was just a teenager.
And yeah, I was intrigued by the character Tuco, that's what attracted me to the movie.
He died a man, he will be remembered forever.
There’s some really nice guys around and then there’s the great Clint eastward what a guy.
From Greece Bravo Clint Eastwood ♥
Eli shoulda won an Oscar for Tuco.
Eli's supporting role/s for Clint...outshined Clint's role. Rest in Peace Eli
yes, RIP Ely! and may Clint Easwood live as long as you
Greatest Western ever made!
without doubt
@@johnpillow2748 I was in that movie
I LOVE them! Both Clint and Eli ...westerns, wouldn't be so perfect without them! :)
Old but still very good, Clint Eastwood and Eli walach
Love that movie. Long! I was watching it on TV one night. Drove to a friends house where he was unexpectedly watching it. Visited for a while. Went home and it was still on and watched the rest. lol
Tuco may his soul rest in peace . You never die . Bless . The 3 greatest actors ever blessing to all of you .
Because of the great movies, especially the Good, the Bad and the Ugly....he lives forever. Most humans can't say that...immortality. Thank you for the performances. History can be nostalgia.
Mr. Clint Eastwood is a true gentleman. Thank you, Clint!
Well Clint by calling Ellie by his name he just gives us the reason why because of his huge established talent that is so decisive that it can't even measured in a completed vacuum tube just by looking him in his face when he speaks he possesses enough power to keep the story running with immense amount of bad & as needed of all kind throwing in & committing what I do like most is the part of the graves there appears the situation of his grid & his weakness he is truly fantastic he deserved this recognition & much more .
TUCO always in my heart. R.I.P.
Clint makes my day...
not to ofend Clint Eastwood, he is my favorite western actor and not only in westerns, or Lee Van Cleef, but I can say that Eli Wallach made "The Good the Bad the Ugly" movie, Tuco's performance was amazing.
Around 1:30 he gets very emotional. Love and respect. It's very moving ♥
great great great the film actors never forget
"You're the son of a thousand fathers, all bastards like you!"
Flawless delivery from a great actor. TGTB&TU aside, Wallach brought great intensity to every role, and always stood out among his peers.
man, i cant believe that Eli Wallach died :(
i loved him in the good the bad the ugly.
It's really sad to see he completely disregarded Lee Van Cleef when talking about the cast.
"HEY BLONDIE!!!!! YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE...........JUST A DIRTY OF A..." Aaahaahaaahaahaaaaah
Eli Wallach: TUCO! One hell of an actor, one hell of a character.
Eli may be gone, but still deserves an Oscar for playing Tuco, and someone should give it to him, best supporting actor ever.
Tuco was the real star in this epic. He was the glue that kept it together and interesting. RIP
Oh my... I'm so excited that I have decided to post this comment before I've even watched the great Eli Wallace receive this honor. And to receive it from the great Clint Eastwood makes this moment all the more memorable. OK, back to this historic video and to what will, no doubt, be a beautiful speech from Eli..................
Burgos & Covarrubias. He still remembers the names!
Absolutely class act, as usual and with grace!!!
U r right........... U know there are hundreds & thousands of talented actors in Hollywood. Be it Morgan Freeman,Denzel Washington or Bradd pitt............. The list will go on and on and on.......... But, This man(Clint Eastwood) always earns a lot of respect among all the actors in Hollywood. For a 74year to make a move like "Million Dollar Baby"....... Huffffffff......... Clint Eastwood is the best there was and best there ever will be.
best western ever made, its an peace of art! once apon a time is also good but me favorit is The Good The Bad and The Ugly from sergio leone!
Long live the great Eli Wallach and his famous character, Tuco. What a fine, majestic actor.Eli truly is. If ever an actor deserved the plaudits, it's this gentleman. Eli, you've carved your name into the annals of movie history and given your adoring public something special to treasure forever. Congratulations on receiving your award last year. I salute you, sir!
wow !! great people... rolling back and memories of watching good bad and the ugly for the first time.. goose bumps.. the last scene and that music..
i just love tuco
I loved Eli in the movie “The Holliday”. Wonderful character,wonderful actor.
That right there is an amazing piece of history!!
ev'ry time i see clint eastwood, i was remembered henry fonda. god bless you, mr. eastwood and, of course, mr. wallach.
rest in peace Eli "Tuco" Wallach, a legend
Clint Eastwood is a true star and icon, but Wallach stole the show in The Good the bad and the ugly!!
Rest in peace Eli Wallach.
Two men who i cherish. My dad is my hero. He has passed but i know he is there when i need him. Clint is my other hero. What he has done is utter genius. My dad and i use to sit up late to watch a western. That time with my dad without mum and my brother was so special.
That theme song for the good bad and ugly sends chills down your spine to this day
The best.....Clint.
"whoever doublecrosses me and leaves me alive, knows nothin' about Tuco"
Otherwise known as The Rat. Brilliant movie, wouldnt have been the same without Van cleef, Wallach or Eastwood. 👏👏👏
R.I.P Eli (2014)
Clint Eastwood is one of the greatest Americans who ever lived! He is a genius, a gentleman, one of the very few notable icons of Hollywood.
And now it's only you left Clint, RIP "The Ugly" Eli Wallach :)
What's the matter with you guys didn't you ever hear of The Magnificent Seven? Eli upstages 7 of the best and upcoming actors of the day. Calvera shows you how it's done. Generosity, that was his first mistake. Held off seeing the good bad ugly cuz I thought Eli would look foolish. My mistake. Nobody goes over the top like Eli. We're surrounded! All forty of us!
The scene when Blondie gives Tuco the cigar butt after they leave the monastery after seeing Tuco's brother and Tuco is all down, but he puts the cigar in his mouth and starts to smile again is one of my favorite scenes in cinema.
clint eastwood the best living legent ever
Great Eli Wallach, long life for you Tuco Ramirez Calvera!!!
God I love the Good , bad and ugly film. Personally I think there is only one better western and its once about the time in the west.
The shot where Eli ran through the graveyard was so effective. Movie at its best. Sergio had a view, Morricone the music, but Eli really was the star.
And the scene in the gun store. Eli actually knew nothing about guns, but he improvised the scene made plausible that he was real hand gun specialist. RIP Eli Wallach.
As blondie walks into the sheriff's office to collect his reward for tuco(bound and on the floor) and as the sheriff walks out tuco shouts one bastard goes in and another comes out. Legend. His other infamous line when you have to shoot, shoot don't talk.
CLINT EASTWOOD you and Elii were awesome in the good the bad and ugly
Both actors are legends. Walch was sooooooo underated even Eastwood knows it. 10/10 for each. I was forced to watch the holiday or some rom com crap by my gf but it was salvaged by Walch. GB&U for the win.
Clint, Lee, Eli, the best movie bang bang
Clint is now the only and last remaining living cast of The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
The last of the great ones. Movie legends.