Western Clint Eastwood had to shoot in another country because of this condition

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The movie Don Siegel in 1970 “Bigness for Sister Sarah”, starring the Shirley McLien, as Sarah Al -Fakhaid, is a nun, because of her actions that involve French intervention in Mexico, which requires protection from many French soldiers in the country. Then he spoke to Hogan (Clint Eastwood), a former union soldier who fought in the American Civil War. Hogan and the nun soon connect her tendency to breastfeed and taste her whiskey (do not behave like the other nuns he met), and the couple ends with a train bombing together (!), With Hojan’s confession of drunk at some point that he is thinking about Sarah. It even comes to help Sarah in her efforts to help some mechanical revolutionaries, with other secrets that appear along the way.

“Two of the mules of Sister Sarah” were filmed in Mexico over 65 days. SEIGEL (in Judith M. Cas’ 1975 was registered in one biography in one “Hollywood Professionals: Todd Bruning, Don Siegel”About his problems with producer Marti Rakin, who knew he would cut the movie. As such, he worked closely with his film, Gabriel Vigua, to shoot as much as possible, hoping that Rakin would not be able to destroy a lot in the editorial room.

Eastwood also remembered a “Sister Sarah” shooting in the book “Clint Eastwood: Interviews,” It was edited by Robert E. Capses and Cathy Coppelings, and his memories were about His intended star, Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor. Taylor seems to have wanted to play the role of Sister Sarah, as Eastwood handed the scenario during her visit to the “Eagles” group, which Eastwood was with her husband at the time, Richard Burton. Universal Pictures was happy with its presence, of course, but it had a strange condition: Taylor was only depicting a location that was close to her geographically wherever her husband was working. So, because Berton was in Mexico at that time, Cele and Eastwood (repeated collaborators) I went there for the movie.

At the time, Bueon was filming the war “Raid on Rommel”, which was shooting in San Felipe, Mexico. Because Taylor wanted to work near Burton at the time, and Sigil moved, Eastwood, and the crew to the deserts outside San Felipe for photography. The preparation was appropriate, as “Gallain for Sister Sarah” was placed in Mexico anyway. Eastwood also pointed out, though, in his words, “other problems” had left Taylor. While “the mules of Sister Sarah” was depicting, the international music charity (McLene Championship) was to be released, so it was launched on McClene against Eastwood instead of Taylor, hoping to benefit from her next radiation. Eastwood also described the script:

((Elizabeth Taylor and I) wanted to do it together, and the studio agreed to this mixture, but it was going through some deals that she did not want to work unless it coincided with Richard’s work, so he was prepared to do it in Mexico while Richard was working there on something else. It took some writing, and Sherley poured a little bit. “

The imagination has spanned because Sister Sarah is a Mexican figure, and Malin is definitely not Mexican. Eastwood noted that Sofia Lauren would have become perfect for this role, although the Mexican actor was perfect. As for “two mules of Sarah’s sister, the film itself is loved, but it is not loved. Few of its classification as one of the best works of EastwoodBut (in general) no one hates it.

Enjoyable trivial: Taylor also made a movie in 1970 entitled “The only game in the city”, which starred with Warren Betty. This means that she has been replaced by “Gallain for Sister Sarah” by her actual sister, who was at the time, McLean.