For a Few Dollars More (Per qualche dollaro in più)

Tickets. Tickets

tickets, please.

Tickets. Tickets.

Thank you. Tickets.

Is it far to tucumcari?

We should pass there in about three or four minutes.

Thanks.

Well, uh, excuse me, but you've made a mistake, reverend.

I couldn't help hearing you're going to tucumcari.

I peddle goods around here,

and I better tell you you're on the wrong train.

I think the nearest stop to tucumcari is amarillo.

By getting off at Santa fe and returning by way of amarillo,

you should be able to get right where you're going.

You see, the train doesn't stop at tucumcari.

This train'll stop at tucumcari.

Take it easy, everybody!

Why'd you stop? Something's gone wrong?

Somebody pulled the emergency cord.

Hey, mister, you just can't pull the emergency cord and jump off.

Tell me, why'd you stop that train? If you want to get off, you...

Well, the railroad company

would be mighty pleased to make any arrangements

for any passenger if you want to get off here, sir.

I did get off. Thanks.

All right, let's go!

Go ahead! Let's go!

Guy passed by here in person and added on those two zeros.

He was spitting mad when he saw what they was offering.

He wasn't flattered.

He said, “a measly 1,000 bucks for me is much too little.

“I'm worth a lot more than that."

That's right. He said that,

and then he added the zeros on the 1,000.

There isn't anyone got the guts to face that killer, eh?

At least it's been that way till now.

Where is he?

I have no idea where he'd be today.

- Hold still. - But, guy...

- Hold still, isaid. - You hurt me with those hands of yours.

- Then do as I tell you. - Stop it!

Now see, you've made me drop the soap.

- Wait, I'll get it for you. - You're killing me.

Oh, look. What's that?

Pardon me, ma'am.

I'll kill you for this.

There you are. $1,000.

What do you know about cavanagh?

About a week ago he was seen at white rocks.

Thanks.

If it's of any interest to you,

somebody else dropped in to see me about him.

- Who? - I'd never seen him before.

His name is manco.

Light?

You know baby cavanagh?

Now tell me, you know where I can find him?

There, at that table.

He's got his back to you.

Thanks.

Two cards.

Didn't hear what the bet was.

Your life.

Alive or dead, it's your choice.

Let red go.

$2,000. It's a lot of money.

Takes me three years to earn it.

Tell me, isn't a sheriff supposed to be courageous, loyal,

and above all, honest?

Yeah, that he is.

I think you people need a new sheriff.

Yuri.

Hasta iuego.

Amigo.

How are you, nifio?

Better when I see you.

Go on. Go ahead.

Open it.

- What's up? Who is it? - Rodriguez, sefior.

You, come along.

I'm letting you live, hero.

That's so you can tell everybody you've seen what takes place here.

For the lousy money.

No. No, no.

You took money to put me behind bars.

You should've killed me when you could.

It would be better for you.

How old is the boy?

How old is the boy, I asked!

He's 18 months now.

Just the time that I was in jail.

- You used the reward that you got... - Oh, no, no.

To start raising a family.

And that's why I feel your family is partly mine.

I'll take my part now.

They're both innocent.

Please let them go.

I was the one. You know that.

Oh, no.

I know.

I'm sure you hate me just enough.

This time you'll have a chance to shoot me, but not in the back.

Let go.

When you hear the music finish, begin.

Or do you think you can?

Let's start.

Now.

- Check those figures again. - Yes, sir.

Good day, sir. Good afternoon.

Mortimer.

- Douglas Mortimer. - Mortimer. Virginia, isn't it?

- Carolina. - That's right, Carolina.

Can I help in some way?

- I'm looking for a first-class bank. - Oh, but exactly.

The largest and most secure bank in the territory.

Well, Mr. Mortimer,

I want to assure you our bank here has everything,

all the safeguards you're looking for.

I don't doubt that, but I have a large sum to deposit.

Now, suppose I'm a bandit.

A very dangerous bandit with a gang of killers.

Now what would be the most impossible bank for me to Rob?

In your case, the one bank I would suggest is the bank of El Paso.

Not even indio would dare to attack that one.

It's not a bank. It's a fortress there.

- What time's the next train for El Paso? - 11:30.

I'll telegraph to my colleague in the bank of El Paso

that you're going to arrive.

Thanks.

Hey, mister. Captain. General. Welcome.

Do you need a stable or a room?

Do you want to take a bath?

My name is Fernando.

The stable is right here. And that is your hotel.

Why this hotel and not some other?

You probably wouldn't like that other place as much, sefior.

You'd have to spend half the night shooting cockroaches.

At this hotel, the rooms will cost you so much less.

And there's a landlady at this one, sefior.

- Married? - Yes, but she doesn't care.

That's the bank. As soon as I get some money, I'll put it in.

Well, you're gonna have to earn it first.

I have 50 cents here for you if you'll let me know

when anybody you've never seen before here in El Paso comes to town.

At the hotel, sefior. A stranger just came out of there.

Where's he staying?

Let me know if you see any more strangers, hm?

Sure, sefior.

Help you, sir?

I want the room right above.

I'm sorry, it's occupied. It's too bad.

The hotel's filled to capacity.

I'm sorry. The room you want is our best. It's always occupied.

By who?

Check the register.

Mary!

It's sefior Martinez.

- It's free now. - That room is taken!

I'll see to it.

He's nothing but a wild, vicious animal.

He's tall, isn't he?

You're just dirty!

Proprietor, quick! My bill!

I want my bill!

Before he comes down here, give me my bill.

Oh, no. There's no need to check out.

I assure you, everything's gonna be all right, Mr. Martinez.

I'll give you another room immediately.

It's the best in the whole hotel, the best.

- No. - We'll let him have the bridal suite.

No, no, Mary, the bill. I'd like to stay, only I can't.

- Don't go, Mr. Martinez. - I have an appointment elsewhere.

Senor Martinez.

Yes, sefior. What do you want?

I don't wear them.

I'm honored that you thought of me. Thank you.

Watch this.

Hello, my friends.

Hello, indio.

You see, I didn't waste a minute coming here.

Indio calls and groggy comes running right away.

If you're waiting for Sancho, I'll go and come back in about four years.

He's in prison for four years.

No amor. No dinero. No sun.

Bad for him. Not so bad for the rest of us.

A man who gets caught doesn't deserve respect, huh?

What's it all about, huh?

Now just listen.

A bank at El Paso.

Let's see.

We'll say this is the inside of the bank.

Nifio is the safe.

Which weighs three tons and can't be opened with dynamite.

There's the part with two cashiers.

This is the manager's desk.

Right in back is a fancy cabinet containing bottles

for offering drinks to the rich depositors.

There's the main door, and opposite they built a double wall.

What happens, groggy?

Let's say you've already killed the two cashiers and the manager.