El bueno, el feo y el malo (”Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo”, Sergio Leone, 1966)
Guión:
Luciano Vincenzoni (historia)
Sergio Leone (historia)
Agenore Incrocci
Furio Scarpelli
Reparto principal:
Eli Wallach … Tuco
Clint Eastwood … Rubio
Lee Van Cleef … Sentenza / Ojos de ángel
Fotografía:
Tonino Delli Colli
Música original:
Ennio Morricone
Montaje:
Eugenio Alabiso
Nino Baragli
Joe D’Augustine
También conocida como:
El bueno, el malo y el feo
Palabras clave:
1860s, Action, Adult Situations, Adventure, American Civil War, Amputee, Anti Hero, Army, Assassin, bad-guy, Bandit, Bathtub Scene, Betrayal, Blood, Bounty Hunter, Bounty Hunters, Bridge, Brother Brother Relationship, Buried Gold, Buried Treasure, Catholic Mission, Cemetery, Child Murder, Civil-War [US], Coat, Compassion, con/scam, Contract Killer, Cult Western, Death, Deep Focus, Dehydration, Demolition, Desert, Double Amputee, Drama, Duster, Dynamite, Epic Western, Exploding Bridge, Explosion, Fall From Height, Famous Opening Theme, Famous Score, Firing Squad, Friendship, Fugitive, Gold, Good Versus Evil, good-guy, Grave Robbing, Greed, Gun Fu, Gun Store, Gunfight, Hanging, Hitman, Honor, Hotel, Humorous, Impersonation, Interrupted Hanging, Irreverent, Kindness, Legless Person, Lone Wolves, lynching, Male Nudity, Man With No Name, Marauder, Marksman, Mexican Standoff, Moral Ambiguity, Murder, New Mexico, Noose, Not For Children, Nude With A Gun, One Armed Man, Outlaw, Outlaw (Gunfighter) Film, outlaw [Western], Paraplegic, Part Of Trilogy, partner, Political Unrest, Priest, Prisoner Of War Camp, Public Execution, Quirky, Revisionist Western, Robbery, Sabotage, Satirical, Saved From Hanging, Scam, search, Sequel, Shooting Gallery, Shot In The Chest, Shot In The Face, Shot To Death, Showdown, Skeleton, Small Town, Spaghetti Western, Spit In The Face, Stagecoach, Stolen Money, Texas, Thirst, Torture, Tough Guys, Train, Treasure, Treasure Hunts, Trilogy, U.S. Civil War, Very Little Dialogue, Violence, Vulgarity, Warrior, Western, Western Violence
