Today marks the 50th anniversary of the premier of “Where the Bullets Fly” directed by Sergio Grieco and starring Antonio Sabato, Marisa Mell and Lionel Stander. The story is about Gipo (Antonio Sabato), a young adventurer, is given a portion of a rock on which on it is engraved the map of a legendary mine. He sets out in search of the other four pieces needed to complete the map. The other pieces are in the possession of a varied sample of humanity. He teams up with a prostitute and when the mission is finally accomplished, he discovers that the mine is worthless, but do not despair: because he found love along the way.
Tutti
fratelli nel west… per parte di padre – Italian title
La
dove volano le pallottole – Italian title
Todos
hemanos… en el Oeste – Spanish title
El
Paraiso del Oeste – Spanish title
Miss
Dynamite – French title
Fünf
Klumpen Gold – German title
All
the Brothers of the West Support the Father – English title
Where
the Bullets Fly – English title
A
1972 Italian, Spanish, German film co-production [D.C. 7 Produzione (Rome),
C.C.C.
(Madrid), Terra Filmkunst (Berlin]
Producer:
Giovanni Addessi
Director:
Sergio Grieco
Story:
Romano Migliorini, Gianbattista Mussetto
Screenplay:
Sergio Grieco, Romano Migliorini, Gianbattista Mussetto
Cinematography:
Aldo De Robertis [Technicolor, CinemaScope]
Music:
Riz Ortolani
Song: “Where the Bullets Fly” sung by
Marisa Mell
Running
time: 96 minutes
Cast:
Jonathan
Edgar Allen Poe/Gipo – Antonio Sabato
Lulu
Belle/Blue Bird/Miss Dynamite – Marisa Mell (Marlies Moitzi)
Lucky
Capone – Lionel Stander
Tom
Slattery/Heininger – Peter Carsten (Gunther Ransenthaler)
General
Cagoso/Colonel Hotshot – Fernando Sancho (Fernando Les)
Whores
– Brigitte Skay (Brigitte Riedle), Esmeralda Barros
Gennarino
– Giacomo Furia
Red
Sample – Franco Ressel (Domenico Orobona)
Pigsty
– Franco Pesce
Capone
henchman – Rick Boyd (Federico Boido)
Sheriff
– Tom Felleghy (Tamas Fellegi)
Barn
brawler – Giovanni Cianfriglia, Vincenzo Maggio
Townswoman
– Carla Mancini
Tom
– Nino Musco (Antonio Musco)
Saloon
patrons - Elio Angelucci, Salvator Baccaro, Claudio Ruffini
Bath
house customer – Mimmo Poli (Domenico Poli)
Governor
– Antonio Gradoli
Mexican
officer - Pasquale Basile
With:
Andrea Scotti, Omero Capanna, Carla Del Poggio
Stunts:
Valentino Pelizzi
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