Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, between a scazzotata and a
plate of beans, all the cult scenes that made them immortal (photos, video)
By Alberto Forno
Crime Busters
1977 I due superpiedi quasi piatti, Regia di E.B. Clucher
Look, "this is a robbery" I tell you, please. You have the biggest
voice.
Miami. Wilbur Walsh (Bud Spencer) and Matt Kirby (Terence
Hill), two ruffians, meet at the port both looking for a job. Failing to find
one they decide to rob the administration office of a supermarket but reach the
wrong goal and instead enter the police recruitment office. Thus they are
forced to enlist and attend the course for twenty weeks. After several failed
attempts to get kicked out of the course, they end up becoming real cops, but
keeping their brisk manner are a bit careless and a little 'rough. They are
able to solve a murder case and to help a Chinese family.
You ready for
some whiskey? "
Bud: "Yeah
'the first two gallons is fine but by the third I’ll become nostalgic and we
can escape the quarrel ... And you ready?"
Terence:
"Eh, what a question, I was nursed on whiskey!
Trivia: When Bud and Terence go to a restaurant, they
bring two bottles of whiskey, once seated at the table in a few minutes they
end up inviting everyone to drink with them, even the waiter a teetotaler, but
in the continuation of the film, these two bottles seem never to be finished,
throughout dinner they continue to drink ... but neither have brought only two?
And they had not drained both the bottles immediately?
[To be continued
tomorrow]
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