RIP Eli Wallach

[4StringAxe]

He was 98.
RIP Tuco

 

[nukes_da_bass]

Tuco scenes in Good Bad Ugly:

 

[Darth Handsome]

Ah ****.

 

[machine gewehr]

He was the best ugly ever!

RIP

 

[4StringAxe]

Tuco is a great character. Any scene with him was gold.

 

[Darth Handsome]

Tuco scenes in Good Bad Ugly:

I'll tell you, the gunfire sound effects from those flicks have never been topped.

 

[ShoeManiac]

A life well lived! Wallach's role as Tuco is an example of excellence in character acting. And to think that his film and television credits went back as far as 1951, with him working all the way up until 2010 in Wall Street - Money Never Sleeps? That's one hell of a career!

 

[Ironbar]

Anyone see his performance as Arthur Abbott in the movie The Holiday? It's a chick flick, but his performance in it is flawless! Loved it!

 

[Tom Bomb]

Sorry to read this. So long Eli. But 98, man! That's a pretty good knock. I give him a ton. Last time I saw him was in The Ghost Writer - impeccable as always. RIP.

 

[echoSE7EN]

TUCO!

 

[BawanaRik]

He was in one of those wall street movies.

He must have been a hundred!

 

[BawanaRik]

Ghost Writer with Polanski. I remember that film.

I watched that film after the Kevin Smith film with Bruce Willis. Kevin Smith is one of the worst directors on the planet. The movie was painful and I needed a dose of something good.

Polanski is one of the best directors going.

 

[DiabolusInMusic]

Ghost Writer with Polanski. I remember that film.

I watched that film after the Kevin Smith film with Bruce Willis. Kevin Smith is one of the worst directors on the planet. The movie was painful and I needed a dose of something good.

Polanski is one of the best directors going.

I would argue the opposite, well that Smith is good, not the greatest. Plus, Kevin Smith isn't a noted pedo, so he has that going for him.

 

[Darth Handsome]

You notice that after Jack mounts Faye Dunaway, he still calls her "Mrs Mulwray"? What the heck is that?? I can't relate to that. If you can't refer to a lady by her first name, you have no business sleeping with her.

 

[nukes_da_bass]

You notice that after Jack mounts Faye Dunaway, he still calls her "Mrs Mulwray"? What the heck is that?? I can't relate to that. If you can't refer to a lady by her first name, you have no business sleeping with her.

Like that dope Jesse on Breaking Bad.
Cooking meth for 2 years together and killing people, and it's still Mr. White this and Mr White that.
What?

 

[Darth Handsome]

Like that dope Jesse on Breaking Bad.
Cooking meth for 2 years together and killing people, and it's still Mr. White this and Mr White that.
What?

Well he can't follow around a guy named "Walter". Besides, Jesse is just paying homage to Reservoir Dogs.

 

[BawanaRik]

You notice that after Jack mounts Faye Dunaway, he still calls her "Mrs Mulwray"? What the heck is that?? I can't relate to that. If you can't refer to a lady by her first name, you have no business sleeping with her.

Mrs Robinson?

 

[Ironbar]

A life well lived! Wallach's role as Tuco is an example of excellence in character acting. And to think that his film and television credits went back as far as 1951, with him working all the way up until 2010 in Wall Street - Money Never Sleeps? That's one hell of a career!

It's like Ernest Borgnine said before he died- if you love what you do then never stop working! Ernest did acting and voice work until he died as well!

 

[Tituscrow]

It's like Ernest Borgnine said before he died- if you love what you do then never stop working! Ernest did acting and voice work until he died as well!

I'd like to think that before he died, he checked out TBOT.

 

[Darth Handsome]

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I'd like to think that before he died, he checked out TBOT.

Only to find he'd been likened to Eddie. No wonder he didn't make it.