Eli Wallach on Letterman, Dec. 28, 1990, & Chris Elliott Profile, 1986
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- Eli Wallach's only guest appearance on Late Night. Followed by his presentation of "An American Portrait" from four years earlier.
1. December 28, 1990. Eli promotes "The Godfather, Part 3."
2. May 15, 1986. An American Profile: Chris Elliott
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True story, Eli Wallach is one of my favorite actors and I wrote him a letter when I was a teenager, he of course responded with a signed photo and a handwritten letter which I still have to this day.. I will always treasure it
What'd the letter say? what was the pic and signature?
😮❤😊
@@Mr.Goodkat I live in Dublin and I have it with my mom in Slovakia currently, next time I am over I will scan it for ya
I rode the NYC subway with Eli Wallach about a year before this interview. He was very open and friendly to everyone who spoke to him, and seemed genuinely surprised when younger people recognized him.
He was such a great actor and not full of himself like today's Hollywood actors. Very humble.
Tuco! The most memorable scoundrel ever. He did such an amazing job with that role.
He was legendary as the leader of the gang in magnificent seven to!
Agreed. One of the BEST performances in ANY western ever made.
Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef get more notice of course but for me, Eli was the best, most entertaining part of that film.
I can’t believe he was 51 when he filmed that.
That’s my favorite of the trilogy because of him. Volonte was a great bad guy in both dollars movies (he played despicable characters really well), but Tuco had so much depth character-wise and was funny as well. Wallach even improvised one of the best lines in ‘if you have to shoot, shoot, don’t talk!’
I just watched it again probably for the first time in 20+ years a few days ago.
after rewatching you really see that its Eli carrying the film more then any one as his character has the most depth and shows the most character in the film
..."you're the son of 1000 fathers, all bastards like you" He had such great lines in G,B, and Ugly!
Gotta watch the Good Bad and Ugly again. So amazing.
Eli made the movie good bad ugly , also Sergio Leone with his great skills directing . Eye movement , sounds , scenery , just great great acting and directing . Good Bad & ugly is a true Classic hands down . Tuco
11:27 "Can I tell one more?" Are you kidding? I could sit for hours listening to this man tell stories, especially about The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
Eli Wallach will always be remembered as Tuco!
Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez
Eli Wallach is the best. One of the greatest of Hollywood icons.
Eli Wallach- Definitely one of the best actors, and best man overall, we will miss you
A true, True, TRUE LEGEND !!!
I have so much respect for Mr. Wallach. An iconic actor! the ending of the tg tb n tu, no other can cry/scream and make the ending like Mr. Wallach did.
I don't have much good memories of my father yet, I remember how my father and I watched all the spaghetti westerns together... the power of cinematography !
Actor like Eli Wallach dont die he is eternal
He owned the part of Tuco.
Different class, professional, humble & fun.
"I like big fat men like you. When they fall, they make more noise, and sometimes they never get up."
-Tuco (Eli Wallach)
-The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
BADASS!!!!
A rare outing where Dave hadn’t done his homework and spoke of Sergio Leone in the present tense, prompting Eli to gently inform him that the famed Italian director of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly was deceased. (Sergio had passed away the previous year).
About 16 years after this Letterman interview, Eli had a memorable supporting role in The Holiday with Kate Winslet, Jude Law, Cameron Diaz and Jack Black. A touching Christmas flick.
Loved him in The Good The bad the ugly
Eli was outstanding in the Good the bad and the ugly.,
Wonderful film.
They don't make em like that any more.
One of our GREATEST actors of all time! RIP Mr. Wallach.
Man this guy was a great great actor
Quando si spara si spara .... non si parla. Sempre stato un attore favoloso !!! Grazie per i bellissimi ricordi.
I saw an interview Eli did where he told the story of nearly having his head chopped off during filming of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. It was the scene where he jumped off the train while still handcuffed to his captor. At that point he was supposed to lie beside the track so that the next train would roll over the handcuff chain. Nobody told him about the metal step that was sticking out of the train. It almost got him.
What a nice guy. (Eli that is)
Très bon acteur ! Merci pour ces personnages hors du commun :)
RIP Eli Wallach
A great actor
In 1990 Mr. Letterman still does NOT know who Bud Spencer and Terence Hill were!
What a shame!
...and Eli by the way was so great!
@LiveOkie
...says the real one....
Love you tuco
I cannot believe he was 51 when he played Tuco. I thought he was in his late 20’s. That just blows my mind.
Late 20 ? Maybe u need a new pair of glasses !!
Eli was the real star
*One of the last of the 'Great Actors' of the past, and you don't realize how important they
were to film and the stage until they are gone*
*It's odd how many of the 'Best of the Best' grew-up under severe and sometimes horrible
circumstances that 'drove them to success' like Kirk Douglas or Glen Campbell*
*Campbell once said "The first time I'd ever seen a flush toilet was when I went to Elementary
school" which sounds impossible until you realize his family were 'sharecroppers' that lived
with no electricity or running-water in what was nothing more than a 'big shack*
*"I refused to accept I wasn't 'good enough" and had nothing to lose in trying because I
had nothing but myself to rely on and could not accept failure from myself"*
*That seems a common denominator from many people in 'show business'*
lol At them laughing about Terrence and Bud. Both are legends now.
Thanx so much for this actor which i adored so much..
Tuco my friend ! ! 👍👍👍
Indeed ❤
A great actor, whose fan I was and is and will always remain. In real life a wonderful man, I always had a dream someday hope I meet my favourite star Eli Wallach. The greatest blessing is he married one woman and till his death never separated (1948-2014) given the modern actors and actresses who mint money and then get married ample of times as if a family and marriage is a game. Another actor I remember is Ben Turpin who loved is wife till her death, whom he tried a lot to save and was by her side till she died, being a Catholic he took her to different religious sites praying for a miracle. Such wonderful rich actors are rare to find. I do miss Ben Turpin but above all I miss you, my favourite actor Eli Wallach!
I just loved him from the Good Bad and Ugly. I think I'll watch more of his stuff. So cool.
@@thomaspetty345 I can never understand why he didn't win an award for playing the part of Tuco.
He was fantastic
@@helencampbell9203 DEAR HELEN , WE BOTH KNOW HE WAS SO WORTHY OF AN ACADEMY AWARD AS BEST ACTOR IN ""THE GOOD, the BAD, and the UGLY"" BUT SELDOM DO WESTERNS WIN IN TINSEL TOWN.
@@thomaspetty345 It seems that way but its hardly fair. Actors should be judged on their acting.
true legend
Tough crowd, he's an amazing guest
How come no one ever asked him about working with Clark Gable in his last movie? That's the first time I saw him. And loved his work in the Movie!!
when you to shoot shoot dont talk..
LEGEND!!!!!!
Eli is a fine actor
Very good personality
I love that he talks about Circle of Iron. I love that movie.
He really would be great to play Don Corleone
Great Actor
Rip sir 🙏💖🔥
I love this man Eli Wallach
له افضل دور في فيلم الطيب والشرير والقبيح
لن تجد من يقوم بهذا الدور مثله
شخصية لا تعوض
I live Himmel, very good actor
He mentioned Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer they made awesome funny westerns check out my name is no body and they call me trinity.
That Guy Used To Do The Voice Overs For The Toyota Truck Commercials!
he will always be "my" Tuco 😎
What a man!
What the heck...Dave don't know Terence and Bud???
Good that Eli was there and clear it...
Also the spokesman for Emigrant Savings Bank, my father worked for them
He's the real deal not like a big star is nowadays average new Yorker .
The movie he was referring to in Israel at the beginning ! Was Bruce Lee's movie "The Silent Flute" aka Circle of Iron but Lee past away while it was still being written ! R.I.P. Eli Wallach ❤🙏
Tuco ❤️
There are two kinds of westerns;one without tuco and one with tuco !
Tucco is a Legend
he says he was in his thirties on magnificent 7...he was 45....he says he did his first movie at age 27...he was 41.
According to IMDB, Leone used the name Bob Robertson for A Fistful of Dollars, which was actually his second directed film. But it's worth noting he had over 30 credits before that as assistant or second unit director, many uncredited. So he had quite a lot of experience behind the camera before Dollars.
That was true for some European prints, but in the American version, he was always "Sergio Leone." And the Italian version had TWO separate credit sequences--one where most everyone is credited under their real names and one like the U.S. version where everyone's under pseudonyms.
TUCO ❤ rip from Italy 🇮🇹
Does Eli Wallach Mention The Toyota Truck Commericals?
Easily answered by actually watching the video.
I know he was the baddie, but I fell in love with him. Born too late (again) sigh.
“In this World, there’s two kind of people my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.”
Was he lying about his age or just made a mistake? Wallach wasn't 27 in 1956....that meant he would have been born in 1929. Wallach was born in 1915
Wow. He looks like a cross between Robert Dinero and Joe Pesci.
When you want to shoot, shoot don't talk
Hey blondie come back you son of thousands .....
mr freeze
7:42 "Oh, we still talking to you hahaha". 🤣
Watch all three films are getting which were released at different times in America. My favorite trelegy The Good the bad the ugly fistful of Dollars and for a few dollars more
My goodness he certainly lied about his age in them films. 27 in his first film? He looked seriously old for that. He even looked older then his actual 41 years. But what a fabulous actor. He also appeared in Batman as mr freeze.
Hey Tuco..
Classic, great actor, he reminds me of Joe Pesci
Tuco there are two types of man those that watch and those that dig 😂😂😂😂
You dig.
@@EricWilke1141987 HAHAHAH! Both of you!
Nice!
Tuco!!!!
A legend in the good the bad.....
Is it me or does he not sound like joe pesci 🤔
I never realized but he sounds like Winnie the Pooh.
Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez
old tuco after spend his 100 thousend dollars
HAHAHAHAHA!
Tuco...
Who else is here to hear Eli Wallach’s voice because of the satanic toaster video?
nobody
Don Altabello
il brutto,
too bad Bud Spencer and terence Hill never made it to the USA,their loss
Satanic Toaster brought me here.
Good stories from the late Eli Wallach along with a shitty crowd audience. How talk-shows have come a long way..
Bad movie GF3
It's not a bad movie; it just made decisions you didn't like.
"Howling VII" is a bad movie. "Versus" is a bad movie. Godfather III is fine.