This block contains the information about Eli Wallach and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

For almost the entire creative career, Eli Wallach had to play mobsters, gangsters, and other unusual characters. In the film "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” Eli Wallach appears tanned little aggressive with unkempt curly hair and a Mexican accent. At that time he worked with the famous Clint Eastwood in the classic Westerns. For all his versatility Eli Wallach was famous, above all, a sinister roles treacherous and cruel villain. He is the son of Yiddish-speaking Polish immigrants. Eli is from Brooklyn, where his father owned a little candy store. Wallach was planning to enroll in City College of New York but soon his plan vanished into thin air due to insufficient funds. Instead, he entered the University of Texas at Austin. During the Second World, Wallach served as a medical administrator in North Africa and France. Returning to New York, he realized that he wanted to play, not to teach, as most of his brothers and sisters. He played in Broadway plays, and for his role in one of them - "Rose Tattoo", won the Theater Award "Tony". Wallach played many supporting roles original and purely Jewish character. In 1997 he played in the Broadway play by Jeff Baron “Visiting Mr. Green” the role of wayward Jewish widower who meets a reckless young man and became his friend. New York Times showered Wallach with compliments, and respect.

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Here you can learn about the movies Eli Wallach acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
The Holiday - Arthur Abbott	$85M	2006	$12.8M	$63.2M
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps - Julie Steinhardt	$70M	2010	$19M	$52.5M
The Godfather: Part III - Don Altobello	$55M	1990		$66.7M
The Ghost Writer - Old Man	$35M	2010	$183K	$15.5M
Mystic River - Mr. Loonie - Liquor Store Owner (uncredited)	$30M	2003	$641K	$90.1M
Keeping the Faith - Rabbi Ben Lewis	$30M	2000	$8.08M	$37M
The Hoax - Noah Dietrich	$25M	2006	$1.45M	$7.16M
The Two Jakes - Cotton Weinberger	$19M	1990		$10M
How the West Was Won - Charlie Gant	$15M	1962		$12.2M
New York, I Love You - Abe	$14.7M	2009	$381K	$1.59M
The Deep - Adam Coffin	$9M	1977
The Hunter - Ritchie Blumenthal	$8M	1980
Mackenna's Gold - Ben Baker	$7M	1969
Winter Kills - Joe Diamond	$6.5M	1979
How to Steal a Million - Davis Leland	$6M	1966
The Misfits - Guido	$4M	1961
Circle of Iron - Man-in-Oil	$4M	1978
The Sentinel - Detective Gatz	$3.7M	1977
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Tuco, Special Thanks (2003 extended English-language version)	$1.2M	1966		$6.1M
King of the Corner - Sol Spivak	$350K	2004