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Don Siegel's western film in 1970 "Two Mules for Sister Sarah" starred Shirley McLean as a title Sarah, a nun who, because of her actions involving French intervention in Mexico, demands protection from many lurking French soldiers of the nation, while she was passing by. (Clint Eastwood), a former Union soldier, who fought in the US Civil War. Helped Sarah in her efforts to help certain Mexian revolutionaries, with other secrets coming to light on the road.

"Two mule for sister Sarah" were filmed in Mexico for 65 days. Segel went on a record (in Ithudite M. Cas' 1975 two-in-one biography "Hollywood professionals: Todd Browning, Don Siegel") For his problems with producer Martti Rakin, who knew he would break down the film. As such, Siegel collaborated closely with his cinematographer, Gabriel Figueroa, to shoot as efficiently as possible, hoping that Rakin could not destroy too much in the arrangement room.

Eastwood also recalled the "Sister Sarah" shooting in the book "Clint Eastwood: Interviews", Edited by Robert E. Capsis and Katie Koblenz, and his memories were behaving His intended co-star, Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor. It seems that Taylor wanted to play the role of sister Sarah, as she handed over the scenario to Eastwood as he visited the set "Where Dare Eagles", which Eastwood did with her then husband Richard Burton. The universal paintings were happy to have, of course, but she had an unusual provision: Taylor would only shoot at a location that was geographically close to her wherever her husband worked. So, because at that time Burton was in Mexico, Siegel and Eastwood (frequent collaborators themselves) went there on the movie.

At the time, Burton was filming the military film "Raiding Raide", which fired at San Felipe, Mexico. Since Taylor wanted to work close to Burton at the time, Siegel, Eastwood and the crew were moving towards the deserts outside of San Felipe to a movie. However, the setting was appropriate, as "two mule for sister Sarah" in Mexico were set up in Mexico. As Eastwood pointed out, however, in his words, there were "other problems" that caused Taylor to miss. While filming "Two Sister Serie", Universal's musical "sweet charity" (starring McLean) was supposed to be released, throwing McLeans opposite Eastwood instead of Taylor, hoping to be preventive to profit from the forthcoming recognition. As Eastwood described the script:

"(Elizabeth Taylor and I) wanted to do it together, and the studio approved of the Combination, but she was going through some deal when she does. It is up to do in mexico while richard was working there on something. 'Sweet Charity' at that time.

He has stretched his imagination because sister Sarah is a Mexican character, and McLean is certainly not Mexican. Eastwood noted that Sofia Lauren would be perfect for the role, although the Mexican actor would be ideal. As for "Two Sister Sarah", the film itself is well -loved, but not loved. Few rank him as one of Eastwood's best worksBut no one hates him in general.

Fun Trivia: Taylor also made a 1970 film called "The Single Game in the City" starring Warren Beatty. That means she was replaced by "Two Mauses for Sara" by the real sister of her current co-star, McLean.