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* GreaterScopeVillain: Huerta and his regime.
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* TheRevolutionWillNotBeVilified: Not even when three anti-heroes, no saints themselves, are leading it.
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* LastNameBasis: Lozoya is only called "Max" on rare occasions.
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* LovableTraitor: Cheerful, opportunistic Lozoya.
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* CassandraTruth: Lozoya tries to prove to Mendoza early on that he isn't El Salvador. No one believes him, of course.
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* IntrepidReporter: Deconstructed by Lozoya, who suspects that Mary is adding fuel to the fire of the Mexican Revolution so she can get a story.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Mary tries to pull this on Huerta. [[spoiler: It ''almost'' works]].
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* TongueTrauma: Not shown onscreen, but Lupita's tongue was cut out for speaking out against Huerta's regime.
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'') is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during UsefulNotes/TheMexicanRevolution, it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't ''Don't Turn The the Other Cheek''' Cheek!'' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'') la muerte... tua!'', or ''Long Live Your Death'') is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during UsefulNotes/TheMexicanRevolution, it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'') is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution, it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'') is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution, UsefulNotes/TheMexicanRevolution, it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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* FireForgedFriends: Orlowsky and Lozoya become close friends over moments of constantly betraying each other and selling the other out.
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* NoodleIncident: We never get to find out what crime Lozoya committed when he was sixteen years old.
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-->'''Lozoya''': I'm a Mexican.
-->'''Orlowsky''': So?
-->'''Lozoya''': No one touches my ass. It just don't happen. You got that, gringo?
-->'''Orlowsky''': So?
-->'''Lozoya''': No one touches my ass. It just don't happen. You got that, gringo?
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* {{Tsundere}}: Lozoya towards Orlowsky. He mocks and teases him and is brutally abused in return, but later shows some respect to him.
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* {{Tsundere}}: Lozoya towards Orlowsky. He mocks and teases him and is brutally abused in return, return (to the point where it almost borders on sexual harassment), but later shows some respect to him.
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* HatesBeingTouched: Max doesn't entirely mind being touched, but he really doesn't like being touched on the rear.
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' tua!'') is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution, it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during the [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]], it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during the [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]], UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution, it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Lozoya may be an immoral scoundrel, but he also has a sister and nephew he loves very much.
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* TeensAreMonsters: Lozoya's life of crime began when he was fourteen, after killing some guy who [[DisproportionateRetribution stole his tortillas]].
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* LaughablyEvil: Lozoya is cheeky, manic, kind of slimy, and quite amusing to watch at times.
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during the [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]], it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system.system, and get a good news story in the process. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Lozoya begins to redeem himself after he wins the final battle. However, he becomes an "honest bandit" again after [[spoiler: Orlowsky saves him from the firing squad, meaning that his El Salvador persona is almost literally dead and buried]].
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* {{Expy}}: Lozoya is a clear knockoff of Tuco from ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', even moreso than Cacopoulos in ''Film/AceHigh''.
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* {{Expy}}: Lozoya is a clear knockoff of Tuco from ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', even moreso than Cacopoulos in ''Film/AceHigh''. All three even share the same actor, Eli Wallach!
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* HollywoodDrowning: Lozoya can't swim, yet he somehow manages to keep himself afloat in the well when Orlowsky keeps refusing to help him out.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Orlowsky, Lozoya and Mary screw each other over constantly.
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* BecomingTheMask: At first, Lozoya uses his pretend role as a revolutionary hero to get back at Orlowsky and get the buried treasure himself. But when [[spoiler: the Regulares kill his sister and nephew]], he starts actually caring about fighting back against the corruption.
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* BlindWithoutEm: Mary's aim isn't quite so good once she loses her glasses.
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* SharpDressedMan Orlowsky
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* SharpDressedMan Orlowsky
* {{Tsundere}}: Lozoya
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* WouldHurtAChild: Huerta's soldiers end up murdering [[spoiler: Lozoya's nephew, as well as [[WouldHitAGirl his sister]]]].
* WouldHurtAChild: Huerta's soldiers end up murdering [[spoiler: Lozoya's nephew, as well as [[WouldHitAGirl his sister]]]].
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during the [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]], it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during the [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution Mexican Revolution]], it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...care...
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* ActionGirl: Mary, as it turns out, is a crack shot with a rifle and can beat up about 20 of Huerta's armed men with just her bare hands.
* BigBad: General Huerta.
* BigDamnHeroes: Mary arrives at one point in the film to save Orlowsky and Lozoya from the soldiers.
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: Lozoya.]] It turned out he was shot with blanks by a firing squad.
* {{Expy}}: Lozoya is a clear knockoff of Tuco from ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', even moreso than Cacopoulos in ''Film/AceHigh''.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Lozoya begins to redeem himself after he wins the final battle.
* {{Tsundere}}: Lozoya acts this way towards Orlowsky. He mocks and teases him and is brutally abused in return, but later shows some respect to him.
!!This movie provides examples of:
* ActionGirl: Mary, as it turns out, is a crack shot with a rifle and can beat up about 20 of Huerta's armed men with just her bare hands.
* BigBad: General Huerta.
* BigDamnHeroes: Mary arrives at one point in the film to save Orlowsky and Lozoya from the soldiers.
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: Lozoya.]] It turned out he was shot with blanks by a firing squad.
* {{Expy}}: Lozoya is a clear knockoff of Tuco from ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'', even moreso than Cacopoulos in ''Film/AceHigh''.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Lozoya begins to redeem himself after he wins the final battle.
* {{Tsundere}}: Lozoya acts this way towards Orlowsky. He mocks and teases him and is brutally abused in return, but later shows some respect to him.
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Loosely based on a pulp Western, '''Don't Turn The Other Cheek''' (originally titled ''Viva La Muerte... tua!'' is a 1971 comedy SpaghettiWestern set directed by Duccio Tessari. Set during the [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution]] [[UsefulNotes:TheMexicanRevolution Mexican RevolutionRevolution]], it tells the story of a Russian conman named Dmitri Vassilovich Orlowsky (Franco Nero) looking for the other half of a treasure map, tattoed on the buttock of Mexican convict Max Lozoya (Eli Wallach). Their little treasure hunt gets complicated when bubbly, bright young Irish reporter Mary O'Donnell (Lynn Redgrave) wants to break El Salvador out of prison, wanting to motivate the Mexican people against the corrupt system. Hearing of this, Orlowsky, knowing that El Salvador is long dead, pretends that ''Lozoya'' is El Salvador. At first, Lozoya only wants to be an "honest bandit", but wears the "El Salvador" name like a thin veil. Then something triggers and he actually starts to care...
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