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
Troublemakers
1994 Botte di Natale, Regia di Terence Hill
Bud: Good
morning, you finally woke up!
Terence: I did
not hear the crowing of the cock ... You just ate it?!
Travis (Terence Hill) is a fast gunman, Moses (Bud
Spencer) is a bounty hunter roaming all over the West. The two are brothers but
have not spoken to each other in years, so when their mother expresses the
desire to have them together for Christmas (Moses who no longer even talks to
her) Travis has only one way to make that happen: to use as bait outlaws who
Moses is hunting to lure him home.
Curiosity: with the unfortunate Don Camillo, this is the
second and only feature film directed by Terence Hill, with the script written
by his son Jess Hill. While Giuseppe Pedersoli, the son of Bud Spencer, helps
co-produce together with Matthias Wendlant for Rialto Film. The revival was not
very successful, grossing just over 650 million pounds, and was soon withdrawn
from the theaters: that caused thoughts to be set aside for other possible
films with the Spencer / Hill duo. It had a slightly better success abroad,
which allowed them recover the budget.
Bud & Terence have made 18 films together, including
17 as a lead couple.
Bud has participated in 52 films including 46 with the
stage name of Bud Spencer. He also shot 8 series and movies for television.
Terence has participated in 67 films including 31 with
the stage name Terence Hill. He also shot 18 in the series (Don Matteo) and TV
movies (Doc West).
Their films, considered the proselytes reaped in the
years of their release in cinemas and regarded the ratings that still earn when
browsed on television, they are presented as absolute cornerstones of Italian
filmmaking.
[The End]
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