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
Double Trouble
1984 Non c’è due senza quattro, Regia di E.B. Clucher
The fact, dear cousin, that the villain Lord himself is
called Tango in the country of Samba, makes you immediately understand ... what
a jerk he is.
Elliot Vance (Terence Hill) is a stuntman, Greg Wonder
(Bud Spencer) is a jazz saxophonist on probation. The only thing they have in
common is that they are the perfect look-alike of two billionaire Brazilian
cousins. The latter in fact, after receiving death threats, recruits them to
replace them for a week at the end of which they will reappear to sign an
important contract without incident. All for a fee of one million dollars.
Elliot and Greg agree, but the difference in style of the look-alikes leads to
unexpected situations from the the two billionaire persecutors.
You know, all
work and no fun, morale goes down.
Curiosity: In the scene where Elliot and Greg are
visiting the banana plantation, the latter is said to have been in Brazil, when
he was a seeker of diamonds. Bud Spencer, a young man, he really lived in
Brazil: he was employed at the Italian Consulate in Recife.
[To be continued
tomorrow]
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