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Enzo Barboni’s comedy spaghetti Man of the East was released in Sweden (and Denmark?) in October 19th as a Blu-Ray & DVD combo pack. Disc has English audio with optional Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish subtitles. I haven’t checked the DVD yet but I would think it is the same disc that has already been released in Scandinavia some years … Continue reading Man of the East Blu-Ray (E poi lo chiamarono il magnifico (1972)) from Soul Media October 26th, 2011 | Tags: 1080p, Blu-Ray, Dominic Barto, DVD, Enzo Barboni, Gregory Walcott, Harry Carey Jr., News, Region B, Soul Media, Terence Hill, Yanti Somer | Category: All Syndicated | Comments are closed
Qual é a primeira coisa que nos vem à memória quando falamos de Mario Girotti / Terence Hill e Carlo Pedersoli / Bud Spencer? Cadáveres e muito sangue? Não! Violência extrema, sadismo e umas pitadas de sexo? Nem pensar! A especialidade destes dois atores italianos é a comédia, recheada de pancadaria, acrobacias, humor simples e algumas patetices.
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Continue reading Continuavano a chiamarlo Trinità (1971 / Realizador: Enzo Barboni) September 19th, 2011 | Tags: 1971, Alfio Caltabiano, Benito Stefanelli, Bud Spencer, Enzo Barboni, Franco Ressel, Guido e Maurizio De Angelis, Italo Zingarelli, oni, Resenhas, Terence Hill, Trinitá, Yanti Somer | Category: All Syndicated, Portuguese | Comments are closed April 10th, 2011 | Tags: Bud Spencer, Continuavano a chiamarlo Trinità, Enzo Barboni, Posters, Terence Hill | Category: All Syndicated, Portuguese | Comments are closed As I have nothing better to do I took a few screenshots from Trinity Is Still My Name discs (DVDs & Blu-Ray). Well, I actually took them some months ago but been lazy as usual, and it turns out I only took one screenshot per disc. Which wasn’t a very smart thing to do. Anyways, this particular scene happens to … Continue reading Hunt for the Trinity Is Still My Name Blu-Ray December 29th, 2010 | Tags: 3L, Blu-Ray, Bud Spencer, DVD, e-m-s, Enzo Barboni, Future Film, Hen's Tooth, Medusa, Nouveaux Pictures, Terence Hill, Uncategorized | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed Intellect Books’ Directory of World Cinema: Italy, edited by Louis Bayman, is now available for pre-order. This exciting new volume is a scholarly yet accessible collection of writing from some of the world’s leading experts in Italian cinema. I was honoured to be asked to compile the book’s Spaghetti Westerns chapter, and humbled by the quality of contributions I … Continue reading New Spaghetti Scholarship: Directory of World Cinema December 5th, 2010 | Tags: Announcements, Christopher Frayling, Damiano Damiani, Directory of World Cinema, Enzo Barboni, Enzo G. Castellari, Filoni, Gianfranco Parolini, Giulio Questi, Italian cinema, Sergio Corbucci, Sergio Leone, Sergio Martino, Sergio Sollima, Spaghetti Westerns, Tonino Valerii | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed [In 1986, Lorenzo De Luca conducted an interview with director Duccio Tessari which was published in both Lorenzo's fanzine FAR HORIZONS and his book C'ERA UNA VOLTA IL WESTERN ITALIANO.]
LDL: A typical element of American Westerns were Indians. Why was this element missing from Italian Westerns?
Duccio Tessari: Because we don’t look like Indians! A tall blond stuntman can
Continue reading Duccio Tessari on the end of the Italian Western July 3rd, 2010 | Tags: Duccio Tessari, Enzo Barboni, Italian Westerns, THEY CALL ME TRINITY | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed Enzo Barboni: It has always seemed to me that there’s no need to keep going for the gold. It’s also risky. So I only did the first two comic Westerns, and then I did something different. I believe in moving on from a genre at the proper moment, even it other then follow and do excellent business. But when Zingarelli … Continue reading Enzo Barboni on why no more Westerns. May 14th, 2010 | Tags: Bud Spencer, Enzo Barboni, Italian Westerns, Terence Hill | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed Enzo Barboni: Having been a director of photography for so many years, I thought producers might be a bit resistant to seeing me as a director and I changed my name to E.B. Clucher. Clucher was my mother’s maiden name, a “lanzquenet” name originally, I believe. I decided this at the very last moment – only Zingarelli and I knew … Continue reading Enzo Barboni on E.B. Clucher and Hill & Spencer. May 8th, 2010 | Tags: Bud Spencer, Enzo Barboni, Terence Hill, THEY CALL ME TRINITY | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed Enzo Barboni: I have various producers read the script of TRINITY… and many of them, leafing through their copy, noted that the right half – with the dialogue – was unusually full, to which they’d respond: “He talks too much and shoots too little.” Until one day I spoke about the project with Zingarelli. He’d already done some producing, and
Continue reading Enzo Barboni on Italo Zingarelli May 6th, 2010 | Tags: Enzo Barboni, Italian Westerns, Italo Zingarelli, THEY CALL ME TRINITY | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed Enzo Barboni: As a Director of Photography, I’d done many Westerns, and one thing about them that made me laugh was their use of violence as an end in itself, which really irked me as a viewer. I believed that Westerns ought to be amusing, there’s something inherently comic about the fact in part because they started off from the … Continue reading Enzo Barboni’s thinking before THEY CALL ME TRINITY. May 4th, 2010 | Tags: Enzo Barboni, Italian Westerns, Terence Hill | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed There have been some discussion (in French which I don’t understand so I might be wrong… ) about the quality of the latest Seven7 releases from France being not what they were advertised as (remastered, with French and Italian audio) even perhaps being copies of the Evidis/Fravidis(?) discs of the same movies that have been around for a couple of … Continue reading About Ciakmull (Unholy 4) and other new Seven7 releases from France April 26th, 2010 | Tags: Enzo Barboni, France, Fravidis, Leonard Mann, News, Pietro Martellanza, Region 2, Seven7 | Category: All Syndicated, French | Comments are closed Sabata, o famoso circus-western de Gianfranco Parolini safou-se bem nas bilheteiras, La collina degli stivali idem e a coisa começou a tomar outras proporções. Enzo Barboni, o talentoso homem responsável pela direcção fotográfica de alguns dos filmes de Sergio Corbucci (Django, I crudeli, etc.), que até já tinha alcançado a realização de um filme (interessante mas não propriamente rentável), conseguia …
Continue reading Continue reading Lo chiamavano Trinità… (1970 / Realizador: Enzo Barboni) March 14th, 2010 | Tags: 1970, Bud Spencer, Circus-western, Dan Sturkie, Enzo Barboni, Franco Micalizzi, Gisela Hahn, Resenhas, Steffen Zacharias, Terence Hill, Trinitá | Category: All Syndicated, French, Portuguese | Comments are closed Tal o sucesso de Django (1966), surgiram quase imediatamente dezenas de filmes que se apoiaram no seu nome como chamariz para um público mais alargado. Alguns desses filmes seguiram de uma forma mais ou menos coerente as características da personagem mostrada ao mundo por Sergio Corbucci, outros (maioria) limitaram-se a adicionar o nome Django ao seu título, mas todos eles …
Continue reading Continue reading Preparati la bara! (1967 / Realizador: Ferdinando Baldi) November 17th, 2009 | Tags: 1967, Django, Enzo Barboni, Ferdinando Baldi, Franco Rossetti, George Eastman, Gianfranco Reverberi, Horst Frank, José Torres, Lee Burton, Pinuccio Ardia, Resenhas, Terence Hill | Category: All Syndicated, French, Portuguese | Comments are closed Quando se aborda o tema westerns-spaghetti, o primeiro nome que vem à memória da esmagadora maioria é “Sergio Leone”. É com inteira justiça que isso acontece, já que foi o grande mestre do género e realizou obras marcantes. Contudo, Sergio Corbucci segue de muito perto o seu compatriota, se tivermos em conta as suas duas obras-primas: “O grande silêncio” e …
Continue reading Continue reading Django (1966 / Realizador: Sergio Corbucci) November 4th, 2009 | Tags: 1966, Angel Alvarez, Bruno Corbucci, Django, Eduardo Fajardo, Enzo Barboni, Franco Nero, José Bodalo, Loredana Nusciak, Luis Bacalov, Resenhas, Sergio Corbucci | Category: All Syndicated, French, Portuguese | Comments are closed Avatars by Sterling Adventures |
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