I would obviously marry Cat Stevens from the God Forgives… I Don’t! trilogy But at the same time, I wouldn’t want to marry him. He just rides around gambling and causing trouble and he’s the kind of person who doesn’t want to settle down.
All the SW guys I want to marry are already taken. Damn. Here’s a few other guys I could pick:
Joe Clifford from Apocalypse Joe
Trinity
Nobody from My Name is Nobody
Gary McGuire from Two Guns and a Coward
Shango
Ted Barnett from Long Days of Vengeance
Scott Mary from Day of Anger
Extra: If I was a creature of the night, I would marry Django from Django the Bastard
Does that mean you’re giving Rosalba the shove ???
There’s certainly loads of very nice ladies to choose from … but I’m just gonna be realistic and focus on whores (preferably fresh) and slutty hoteliers
I agree a million times over @I_love_Cat_Stevens, several excellent responses already.
For myself, there’s two lovely ladies I’d have asked to be my wife:
Michele Mercier as Maria Caine in Cemetery Without Crosses
The ultimate loving, devoted, and caring wife, putting her own life on the line so her husband’s name and memory wouldn’t be forever tarnished by the rivals that ruined him. I’d want her by my side and corner any time.
I’m surprised no one had already asked for the hand of our favorite Spanish beauty, such the right mixture of elegance, craftiness, and cunning. Who wouldn’t want to have a such a woman as a wife. With the exception of Belle Manassas and maybe The Widow of The Big Gundown, her characters were generally decent women who got caught up in difficult situations. I’m sure I could charm her to renouncing the bad girl ways.
I’d marry Tuco. He’s never home so I’d get to decorate the way I want. Maybe get to work on my calisthenics too.
EDIT: I’ve just looked up what “calisthenics” actually means, and that’s WAY too much like hard work for me. Maybe I’d take the opportunity to learn jazz flute like I always wanted. Yes.