g.,For a Few Dollars More (1965), and the "Bad" character inThe Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966)).In a cross-cut, parallel scene at 10:35, the trio arrives at the town""s deserted train station platform just as the train station master (Ted Stanhope) reads a disturbing telegram.I didn""t work my way up out of there for nuthin""...You know, akin"" over this local took a little doin"".There""s some pretty rough fellas in the way.They gave me this (he displays an ugly scar on his neck) to remember them by...I got two thousand dues-payin"" members in this local - that""s $72,000 a yearlegitimateand when each one of ""em puts in a couple of bucks a day just to make sure they work steady - well, you figure it out.She was picked up into the air, thrown against the wall, and dragged up to the ceiling upside-down and feet-first - with blood smeared along her path, as she was slashed further and blood splattered around the room." Wayne also learned about more of Fox""s inventions, including memory fabric and an armored combat car similar to a camouflaged Humvee called the Tumbler." The blue-nosed sister of the factory boss approves the financial requests of the puritanical, self-righteous, proselytizing reformers.