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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

Tim Lucas
1. Tim Lucas
  
  That's all I've got. Coming up is another moment that seems to forecast important gags or story points in Once Upon a Time in the West. As Tuco prepares to leave, he takes the closed shingle off the door and makes the shopkeeper open wide and clench it in his mouth. This moment rhymes with Charles Bronson's placing his harmonica in the mouth of Henry Fonda at the climax of Once Upon a Time in the West.
  
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