We continue to our search for filming locations for the
1970 film “Adios, Sabata”. After Cotero in disposed of the scene shifts to a
large saloon where Sabata is playing the piano. Ecudo arrives with his men and
as they get drinks at the bar the insulted by Austrian aristocrat who is told
to shut up by Sabata. The Austrian throws a knife which sticks in the piano a
foot from Sabata’s head. Sabata continues to play until the Austrian challenges
him to a duel, Sabata moves to a table where his rifle is leaning against the
back of a chair. He calmly sits down and crosses his legs. When the Austrian
goes for his pistol Sabata kicks the rifle over which fires killing the
Austrian. Sitting at a nearby table is Folgen who we saw earlier who sent the
three Austrians into the stable to kill Sabata. Foiled again Folgen grabs his
hat and bag and walks out. Reciting the secret phrase Sabata introduces himself
to Escudro and his men. Just then the piano starts up and the same piece is
heard being played by Ballantine. Sabata tells Ecudo and his men to wait
outside while he finalizes his deal with Ballantine. They seal the deal by
playing a duet together on the piano.
Filmed on a sound stage in Rome.
For
a more detailed view of this site and other Spaghetti Western locations please
visit my friend Yoshi Yasuda’s location site: http://y-yasuda.net/film-location.htm and Captain
Douglas Film Locations http://www.western-locations-spain.com/
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