William Munny is a fictional character in the 1992 western film Unforgiven. He was portrayed in the film by Clint Eastwood. William Munny, a tough and hard-bitten outlaw, was fueled by alcohol-driven rage in his youth. Over time, and with the love of his now-deceased, religious, and much younger wife Claudia, he was able to put that behind him. He quit drinking, and so mellowed as a person. During the course of the film, we learn that Munny...
Reflecting on what he's just done, Kid is visibly shaken as he sits under the...
Ned was unable to pull the trigger on Davey. So will did it. The men wait on ...
Will comments after Kid begins to realize what he's just done in killing Quic...
Kid tries to rationalize the killing of the two men. Will doesn't help.
Bill gets up from the ground of his hog pen. The Schofield Kid is sitting on ...
One of the ladies delivers the money to Will and Kid just outside town.
Bill takes the Schofield Kid in the house to talk.
When they receive payment Will is told that Little Bill's killed Ned. He take...
Bill talks with the Schofield Kid inside his house as the kid tries to recrui...
Will interrupts Little Bill's posse plans by getting the drop on him and his ...
The Kid explains the job to Bill that he wants him to help with. He embellish...
Kid pulls his gun and points it at Ned. When Will asks him how far he can see...
Will has just shot Skinny. He aims the rifle at Little Bill.
It's pouring rain. Ned, Kid and Will have reached Big Whiskey. One of the lad...
Little Bill is shocked that Munny shot a posse member without a fair fight, M...
On Will's word the men in the bar move out of harms way. Little Bill walks up...
After his fever breaks Delilah and Will sit next outside the cabin and talk.
Ned, realizing he no longer has the stomach for killing, heads back to Kansas...
Will crawls out from under one of the men Will's just shot. he convinces will...
Bill's horse has become a plow horse. Bill falls to the grond attempting to m...
Trying to get material for a book, Beauchamp slips his bag over his shoulder ...
Little Bill, not dead, cocks his gun, Will gets to him before he can fire it ...
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