Bud spencer and terence hill films
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Carlo and Mario before Do good to and Terence
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Our paths overlap a second in advance in 1959
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Troublemakers (1994)
Rating = 3 stars
It had been 9 years since Bud and Terence had done a movie together and I'd viewed every single one of them by the end of the 80s. I figured we'd never see anymore. However one day while looking through the new releases at the video shop I got an awesome surprise. A new Bud and Terence movie! Woohoo!
It was a good laugh and fantastic to see the two of them back together again, although even Hill (in his 50s) was getting a little too old to do fight scenes. In one fight, Spencer, who was now in his mid 60s even got to watch Hill from a distance rather than get involved himself.
It was definitely not going to be a revival. In fact it was done as a 25th anniversary special for "They call me Trinity" and only intended to be a one off reunion. It was even supposed to be the third in the Trinity series, but they couldn't get the rights to use the Trinity and Bambino characters, so they gave the characters different names and even different backgrounds.
This was truly the final act for these two as a team. There was never to be another Bud and Terence Movie ever again.
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Part 1 - Who finds a friend, finds a treasure
In this part of the page I want to tell you from my perspective how the congenial duo Terence Hill and Bud Spencer was born and tell you some inside stories around it. In this first part, I look back at the early days. In future parts and updates I will add here and there some new stuff and deepen some topics. The publication of a web video series, in which I will address amongst other topics, the duo and my friendship with Terence is planned as well... stay tuned!The beginning – sometimes things turn out differently than expected
Life definitively writes the strangest and most wonderful stories. In this regard I can consider myself as a lucky and blessed person, life was very good to me!
I was in the middle of a personal and professional transition when Giuseppe Colizzi contacted me in 1967 and he offered me the role of “Hutch Bessy“ in his film “Dio perdona... io no! (God forgives... I don't!)”. After a lot of thinking and many doubts, I accepted to play the role, never even guessing to participate in a second movie. A young man named Mario Girotti was hired the day before the start of the shootings as a replacement to another actor who had an accident and broke his foot. His role was called “Cat Stevens” and when the f