Jefe, you do not understand women. You cannot force open the petals of a flower. When the flower is ready, it opens itself up to you.

El Guapo

Three Amigos!

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Topic

Nature of women Pursuing women Men and women Women

Speaker

El Guapo

Actor

Alfonso Arau

Source

Three Amigos!

Medium

Film

Genre

Comedy (film) Western (film) Comedy Western

Language

English

Time

1986 1980s 20th century

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Citation

Three Amigos. Directed by John Landis, Orion Pictures, 1986.

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Comedy (film) Western (film) Comedy Western
Language
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