The scene that created a legend - Clint Eastwood | 'A Fistful of Dollars' 1964

[darrylnavias]

The Best Westerns Ever. Clint Eastwood. Legend. Great Actor.

[darrell]

Boy did Clint get even with them. When he got done the undertaker had plenty of work for that week.

[Gkm-]

Superb western. Sergio leone on his way to making Clint Eastwood into a global star and 'spagetti westerns' becoming the much loved, influential genre it is today. Enjoyable on every level. And that music by Ennio Morricone. Wow.

[arctodussimus]

Don’t you mean “Half the scene that created a legend”?

[Hugging_Cactus]

No Actor Has Ever Mastered His Age For His Entire Career like Clint. 60+ years and he rocked it in each decade.

[JosephDessaint]

I don’t care what feed back I get back saying I’m crazy, but for me, Clint is the most amazing actor/producer/director all time, people say “ oh he can’t act, he sucks” show me anyone with his accolades, he has 4 Oscars, 4 global, and so so many more amazing awards, and show me anyone else in history, that started acting in the early 60’s that is still making there mark 65 some odd years later, he is the goat as far as I’m concerned, bring it on, my mind can’t and will never be changed, he is a

[dned]

Love this movie! "Those guys" regretted doing that. But their regret didn't last long, they didn't have long to live.

[cellpat]

You left out the ending. He needed 4 coffins, not 3. Sorry old man.

[thatotherguy]

My mule doesn't like people laughing. He gets the crazy idea you're laughing at him. Now if you apologize like I know you're going

[eddiesabori]

I love the guns sound explosive just like looney toons hahahaha and the voices too

[MaungThan-ur]

❤best. Westerns Ever Clint Eastwood🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉👍

[rubenoteiza]

Clint Eastwood had played a few years before in Francis in the Navy, a movie about a talking mule. I think is that event in his past which inspired him to suggest to Leone the reason for the shootout, that the baddies had laughed at his mule and that the mule felt insulted by that,

[mannisalic]

The one that define the western movies.

[sirgalah]

Good 'ol Fistful of Ravioli..
I loved all these Spaghetti Westerns..

[jenhall]

Love this scene Clint Eastwood's comical talent coming out. ♥️🏆👋

[Christo]

This was just half, when he ask them to apologize to his horse! That's what made a legend.

[cancerking]

I believe the scene where he came back was more legendary!

[andrewpoules]

I know you are going to appologize to my mule absolute class best actor ever

[manislamond]

Iconic Actor and Entertainer westerns were unique and his crossover to Dirty Harry and Non western movies cemented his legacy and legend status.Love him equally as a director.

[Quark.Lepton]

The audio immediately takes me back to the Drive-In Movie Theater with it’s cheap, tinny-sounding speakers where I first saw ALL the Spaghetti Westerns 😂😃👍