In Sergio Leone's western masterpiece, released in 1966, a macabre detail also helped to make the final unforgettable. Behind the bones that Tuco desperately seeks in the cemetery of Sad Hill hides an incredible story, linked to an actress who would have wanted to continue to recite even after death.
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In Sergio Leone's western masterpiece, released in 1966, a macabre detail also helped to make the final unforgettable. Behind the bones that Tuco desperately seeks in the cemetery of Sad Hill hides an incredible story, linked to an actress who would have wanted to continue to recite even after death.