Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, between a scazzotata and a
plate of beans, all the cult scenes that made them immortal (photos, video)
By Alberto Forno
Trinity: Gambling for High Stakes
1978 Pari e dispari, Regia di Sergio Corbucci
If you eat apples it’s booming!
Johnny Firpo (Terence Hill), a lieutenant in the Navy is
dispatched to thwart a gang of illegal bookmakers, wher the Grekk Paraboulis is
at the head of the operation. But such an envioronment is not practical so he
seeks help from a former great gambler, which is also his half-brother: Charlie
Firpo (Bud Spencer). The latter, initially unaware of the family relationship
with Johnny, remains unaware of his brother's mission, but will eventually give
him a significant hand.
Oh, you make an ice cream especially for me? I would like
pistachio.
I do not have the pistachio!
Curiosity: In the film you hear two songs Oliver Onions
who is heard in their other films: When Charlie prepares ice cream for Johnny,
the music in the background is that of the film “The White, the Yellow, the
Black, and in the room where Mike Firpo plays billiards, you hear the song
“Angels and Beans”, the film soundtrack of “Even Angels Eat Beans”.
[To be continued
tomorrow]
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