Que Assim Seja, Trinity

Título original: Si può fare... amigo

1972
PG
1 h 49 min

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Jack Palance and Bud Spencer in Que Assim Seja, Trinity (1972)

Slapstick Spaghetti Western Comedy Drama Western

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA drifter with fast fists and a gunfighter-pimp with fast guns help a child claim his inheritance.A drifter with fast fists and a gunfighter-pimp with fast guns help a child claim his inheritance.A drifter with fast fists and a gunfighter-pimp with fast guns help a child claim his inheritance.

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Curiosidades
The film was shot on the same set that was the McBain ranch from Sergio Leone's Once Upon A Time In The West. In that movie the railroad was supposed to run through the ranch because there was a well on the property. At one point in this movie Bud Spencer even says, 'so this is the famous well.'

Erros de gravação
The incomplete rail ends of the lines going east and west are the same shot, as can be seen by the stones on the ground.

Citações
[first lines]
Hiram Coburn: How the hell did I ever get stuck with a loser like you?

Versões alternativas
The 1980 West German re-release features a new "comedy" dub and is cut by approx. 15 minutes.

Conexões
Edited into Ninja the Mission Force: They Call Him Bruce (2013)

Trilhas sonoras
Can Be Done
Written by Sergio Bardotti (as Bardotti) and Luis Bacalov (as Enriquez)
Sung by Rocky Roberts

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Inept Euro Western as "family" entertainment

Coming too late in the Italian Western cycle to get a significant American release, this tiresome Bud Spencer vehicle tries to be picaresque, as the big lug wanders around having borin on-adventures. A cute young boy is thrown in for sentimental value.

In a parallel world where Hollywood big-screen Westerns had not gone out of style, it could have been perhaps a homegrown vehicle for Dan Blocker to provide old-0fashioned family entertainment following his meteoric success starring on tv in "Bonanza". But as ersatz cornball entertainment it comes up as zero.

Despite having a great cameraman Aldo Tonti, who shot epics like "Barabbas" and classics like Fellini's "Nights of Cabiria", it's a mess, with annoying, inappropriate music and even some dubbed dialog that echoes.