A Genius, Two Partners And A Dupe

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Major Cabot (Patrick McGoohan), Commander of Fort Cristobal, is a real swine, but highly efficient: He blames the crimes he commits on the Indians to start bloody retaliation campaigns for getting their land and selling it to the highest bidder. Trinity ("Terence Hill"), his half-bred friend Bill (Robert Charlesbois), called "Locomotive", and blonde Lucy (Miou-Miou) start up to stop Cabot’s game and give back, what belongs to the indians.

The Gunslinger says:

´This film seems to be a sequel of „Nobody“, if you regard the clothes and the character of the figur, played again by “Terence Hill”. But this one has to eat the shorts of it’s predecessor, concerning wit and originality. Well, there are some nice ideas like the race with money bag between Trinity and Bill. But overall the film takes itself too serious, the more as it tries to mediate sociocritical messages. Kinski has to survive a bottom of his career in his redundant role as blackdressed gunslinger „Doc“ Foster, and once again we can see Harmstorf as cigar smoking, super brutal drillmaster. Great performance by Sixties-Icon Patrick McGoohan ("The Prisoner") as sluggish and narrow-minded Major Cabot.

Rating: $$$

Bodycount:

Luv':

Finally Bill gets Lucy, but I didn’t see any passion. Well, perhaps after the „Fine“. 0/10

Gore:

0/10

Specials:

Trinity draws his colt so fast, nobody can even see a twitch.

Trailer:

by ItaloWestern

OT:
Un Genio, due Compari, un Pollo

AT:
Trinity is back again
A Genius, two Friends, and an Idiot
Nobody's The Greatest

Year: I 1975
D: Damiano Damiani
S: Ernesto Gastaldi, Fulvio Morsella
C: Giuseppe Ruzzolini
M: Ennio Morricone
with: Mario Girotti ("Terence Hill"), Robert Charlesbois, Miou-Miou, Patrick McGoohan, Raimund Harmstorf, Klaus Kinski

A Genius, Two Partners And A Dupe - Film Maniax

Mario Girotti gives us a blast

He wasn´t young, but he apparently needed the money:
Klaus Kinski hit rock bottom.

"Terence Hill" does the Torero

Miou-Miou shows a lot of skin: what a delight.

Patrick McGoohan shows a great performance –
dressed indeed.

SlimNaughton	Latest page update: made by SlimNaughton , Apr 22 2009, 4:01 PM EDT (about this update About This Update Edited by SlimNaughton 3 words added 1 word deleted view changes - complete history)
	Keyword tags: Damiano Damiani Ennio Morricone Ernesto Gastaldi Fulvio Morsella Giuseppe Ruzzolini Klaus Kinski Mario Girotti Miou-Miou Patrick McGoohan Raimund Harmstorf Robert Charlesbois Terence Hill More Info: links to this page

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