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Clint Eastwood has revealed what color his famous poncho in the Dollars Trilogy was - after almost 50 years of film fanatics guessing.
The veteran actor, who starred in all three films in Sergio Leone's famous Spaghetti Western films, responded to a question from a user on X, formally known as Twitter, about the final movie in the franchise: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
'Dear "Blondie",' the question began from user @Mike_1er. 'Fundamental question: What is the REAL COLOR of your [poncho] in the Good, Bad, Ugly?'
'Sometimes Brown sometimes Olive Green on the screens,' the user continued, urging Eastwood to reply and 'remove one of my 100 existential questions from my life list.'
Clint Eastwood has revealed what color his famous poncho in the Dollars Trilogy was - after almost 50 years of film fanatics guessing. He is seen here in The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
The poncho, seen on Eastwood in the 1966 film, is sometimes green and sometimes brown
Eastwood replied to the pressing question, posting his reply online writing: 'Hello, I only had one Poncho, and it was reversible, with Olive green on one side and brown on the other.
'Thank You!' he concluded the sought-out answer.
The 93-year-old actor from struggling B list actor to bankable star after playing the unnamed nomadic cowboy in Italian filmmakers hit films.
He wore the iconic piece in A Fistful of Dollars, For A Few Dollars More and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
Having the actor who wore it himself respond didn't stop fans from sharing their own theories about the multicolored poncho.
'I had a shirt like this. In the store it was an olive drab color. In the sunlight it was medium brown,' one user shared online.
'I got so upset that I had bought the wrong shirt that I went back and bought another one - and the same thing happened,' they added.
