The greed of Tuco brings a sudden end to this partnership with Blondie abandoning Tuco in the desert, which leads Tuco to seek revenge (and coincidently stumble upon the chance to find the fortune of their lifetimes). “The Ugly” Tuco (Eli Walach) is a bandit with a price on his head who has a tenuous partnership with “The Good” Blondie (Clint Eastwood) in which Tuco is turned in for the bounty and then escapes the hangman’s noose through the sharpshooting of Blondie. Alliances come and go with this man as cash reigns supreme in his mind. “The Bad” of this movie, Angel Eyes (Lee Van Cleef) is a ruthless mercenary looking for his fortune and killing whoever is in his way at the time.

Three gunslingers cross paths on a quest for Confederate gold in this third part of the Man with No Name trilogy (even though the Man is called Blondie this time). Mortimer leaves Manco with the money and the bounties for the outlaws, satisfied with the revenge he has achieved. Indio teams with Groggy after discovering the money gone to track down Mortimer and Manco, leading to a final showdown between Colonel Mortimer and the man who had caused the death of his sister. Indio’s plan is to split the money with Nino after eliminating his own gang and the bounty hunters, but his plan starts to backfire after Nino is shot by a smarter gang member Groggy (Luigi Pistilli). Indio, in the process of trying to double-cross his own gang, has his right-hand man Nino (Mario Brega) release them and inform the gang they have gotten away. Infiltrating the gang, Manco and Mortimer work hard to integrate themselves in to Indio’s trust, only to be caught red-handed trying to steal his earning from a bank robbery. He crosses paths with a man known as “Manco”, the Man with No Name (Clint Eastwood) from the trilogy, and proceeds to team up in order to take down Indio and his gang. Colonel Mortimer (Lee Van Cleef) searches for Indio, on a quest for family retribution as he catches and mows down a number of bounties in his pursuit. Two bounty hunters hunt the vicious bandit “El Indio” (Gian Maria Volontè) for their own reasons. Finaly in the climatic showdown, The Man covers himself with a steel chestplate, urging the Rojos to aim for his heart, killing them all in the process before he rides from town. After his escape, the Rojos destroy the Baxter gang, thinking they are protecting The Man. Showing his hidden heart of gold, he frees her and sends her away with her family which leads to a beating from the Rojos family. The Man in his search for the gold discovers Marisol (Marianne Koch), an unwilling participant with the Rojos who was taken from her son and husband. Seeing the caravan waylaid by the Rojos, The Man starts to sell information to both sides about survivors from the ambush, leading the Baxters to come to save the survivors as witnesses to the Rojos’ acts and the Rojos coming to eliminate the witnesses. Seeing the opportunity for his enrichment as a shipment of gold passes through the town, he starts the wheels in motion for his plan.

The Man with No Name enters a small Mexican Border town and hears a story of the feud between two rival families, the Rojos and the Baxters, who are both vying to take control of this little town.

The original of the three movies starring the Man with No Name (Clint Eastwood) in which he works over two separate bands of smugglers, playing them off each other in a dance of betrayal and death.

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