>> ^rottenseed:
Every actor on this list except for De Niro has played the same character every movie they've been in.

You tell the angels in internet heaven you've never seen pwned so singularly personified as in the comments that sent you there. Are you completely fucking stupid?

Pacino: Corleone, Serpico, Sonny, Roma, Lefty, Lowell, Shylock.
Eastwood: Harry, Preacher, Gunny, Frank, Everett, Dunn.

Pacino wins, because he's the only one of them that makes me forget the actor and only see the character.

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Good point. He was so damn good in that movie.

>> ^kulpims:
i proclaim bruno ganz in der untergang (2004) a winner and invoke godwin's law against all who voted clint eastwood

i proclaim bruno ganz in der untergang (2004) a winner and invoke *godwin's law against all who voted clint eastwood

but dont get me wrong. i do love my eastwood. but im a whore for westerns.

^Have you ever seen Bruce Almighty?

Al Pacino and De Niro's past acting history can carry any crappy movie they make from here until their deaths. Scarface! Goodfellas! Glengary Glen Ross! Raging Bull! These guys are legends. Morgan Freeman is awesome, and so is Clint Eastwood, but they don't hold a candle to Pacino and De Niro.

Clint Eastwood. Because he could carry entire scenes with just his face.

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>> ^EndAll:
And, might I add, rather promptly.


Actually, I think he got banned for using the word "nigger," although I don't know anything about the situation. However, if you scroll further down, you see another post of his in all caps. That, to me, seems more offensive than his first post there, and the more likely culprit to securing him a shiny new ban.

I don't think it's too out of the question to consider that many people may not have heard of the word "spook" within the context in which we're discussing. The other word is the more commonly referenced one, and the last time I heard "spook" was in the new Eastwood film 'Gran Torino.' I knew the word before that, but it's far more rare.

QM certainly did know what he was saying, however.

^It's not from A Fist Full of Dollars. It's the theme from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly composed by Ennio Morricone.

http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Good-the-Bad-and-the-Ugly-Trailer

I assume they used it because it's a one of the most classic and famous original scores of all time and the theme to Dirty Harry is 70's style soundtrack garbage. ...and people associate the Good Bad Ugly soundtrack with Clint Eastwood.


We might as well call it "The Clint Eastwood Theme Song."




>> ^Fade:
Why is the music from a fist full of dollars? Surely dirty harry had a sound track too?

This is also what happens when you fuck with clint eastwood. Learn your lessons from gran torino, people.

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*promote *wildwestshow
thanks for the promote buddy,
josey wales is my fave eastwood western.

This was a great find. Clint Eastwood rocks. This was also one of my very favorite Clint movies, but there has been so many great ones.

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'A Fistful of Dollars' was part of a Clint Eastwood/Sergio Leone trilogy, along with 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly' and 'For a Few Dollars More'.

No, no it wasn't,

The good, the bad and the ugly is a seperate film,

The trilogy you're looking for is, A fistful of dollars, for a few dollars more and the lesser known, fistful of dynamite (duck you sucka).