THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo - Italian title I due magnifici straccioni - Italian title
El bueno, el feo y el meo - Spanish title
El bo el lleig I el dolent - Spanish title
De geode, de harde, de vagabond - Belgium title
O Bom, o mal e o feio - Brazilian title
Três Homens em Conflito - Brazilian title
Den Gode, den onde og den grusomme - Danish title
Hyvät, pahat ja rumat - Finnish title
Goda, onda och fula - Finnish title
Le bon la brute le truand - French title
Zwei glorreiche Halunken - German title
O kalos, o kakos kai oashimos - Greek title
A jo, a rossz es a csuf - Hungarian title
Den Gode, den vonde og den hjartelause - Norwegian title
Dobrzy, brzydcy, zli - Polish title
O Bom, o Mau e o Vilão - Portuguese title
Bunul, raul si uratul - Romanian title
De Gode, den onde, den fule - Swedish title
Iyi, Kötü ve Çirkin - Turkish title
Dobar, los, zao - Yugoslavian title
The Magnificent Rogues - U.K. title
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - U.S.A. title

A 1966 Italian, Spanish, West German co-production [PEA (Rome), Arturo González Producciones Cinematográficas, S.A. (Madrid), Constantin Film Produktion (Munich)]
Producer: Alberto Grimaldi
Director: Sergio Leone
Story: Luciano Vincenzoni, Sergio Leone
Screenplay: Age (Agenore Incrocci), Scarpelli (Furio Scarpelli), Sergio Leone, Luciano
Vincezoni, Sergio Donati
English Dialogue: Mickey Knox (Abraham Knox)
Cinematography: Tonino Delli Colli (Antonio Delli Colli) [Technicolor, Techniscope]
Music: Ennio Morricone
Song: "Story of a Soldier" sung by I Cantori Moderni
Running time: 180 minutes

Cast:
Blondie - Clint Eastwood (Clinton Eastwood, Jr.)
Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez/’The Rat’ - Eli Wallach
Sentenza/Angel Eyes -  Lee Van Cleef (Clarence Van Cleef, Jr.)
Captain Clinton - Aldo Giuffrè
Corporal Wallace - Mario Brega
Mondrega/John Stevens -  Antonio Casas (Antonio Barros)
Mrs. Mondrega/Stevens -  Chelo Alonso (Alicia Garcia)
Mondrega’s/Steven’s youngest son - Antonio Ruiz (Antonio Sambrano)
Baker -  Livio Lorenzon
Padre Pablo Ramirez -  Luigi Pistilli
Maria- Rada Rassimov (Rada Djrassimovic)
Clem - Lorenzo Robledo
Elam - Al Mulloch (Alfred Rogers)
Marshal of Mesilla - John Bartha (János Barta)
Mesilla deputis - Franco Doria, George Stevenson (Antonio Dimitiri)
Captain Harper -Antonio Molino Rojo
Sergeant at Confederate camp - Victor Israel (José Vilanova)
Jackson/Bill Carson - Nino Casale (Antonio Casale)
Milton - Enzo Petito (Vincenzo Squatriti)
Al Frisco - Enrique Santiago
Young monk - Angelo Novi
Tuco’s henchmen - Aysanoa Runachagua, Claudio Scarchilli, Sandro Scarchilli
Angel Eye’s gang - Benito Stefanelli, Aldo Sambrell (Alfredo Brell), Romano Puppo
Bounty hunters - Frank Braña (Francisco Pérez), Saturino Cerra
Socorro prostitute - Silvana Bacci
Socorro barman - Ricardo Palacios (Ricardo Diez)
Socorro dignitary - Sergio Mendizabel (Hermengildo Mendizabell)
Mexican bounty hunter - Natale Nazzareno (Nazzareno Natale)
Thomas ‘Shorty’ Larson/Confederate spy - José Terron (José Penaranda)
Blacksmith - Verano Ginesi (Veriano Ginesi)
Observer’s at Tuco’s Mesilla hanging- Lanfranco Ceccarelli, Ettore Arena
Confederate Sergeant Sentry - Joseph Bradley 
Confederate soldier - William Conroy
Mexicans - Attilio Dottesi, Amerigo Castrighella
members of Betterville band- Domingo Contreras, Juan Porias, ‘Pelines’
with: Natale Nazzareno (Nazzareno Natale), Pedro Baldo, Vicente Hitawas born on May 15, 1886 in Altona, Germany. He was an animal trainer in the Hagenbeck Circus for five years. He carried over his act onto the vaudeville stage where he appeared with a bear and a lion. He then turned to acting and appeared on stage in Cologne in 1911. He came to Berlin in 1920 where he appeared in a small role in his first film. In 1928 he became a regular in films and continued until 1959. He was one of the best character actors in German films for over 30 years. He also worked as a production manager from time to time. After World War II he worked primarily in DEFA films. He appeared in his only Euro-western in 1938 as Bill in "Women for Golden Hill". Gustav died on August 11, 1959 in East Berlin, East Germany. Today we remember Gustav Püttjer on what would have been his 125^th birthday.