Spaghetti westerns

tonyb

Any fans ?

I know, the old Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns is what your thinking, and I like those, but I'm talking something else. As a kid I always enjoyed the Trinity movies.

They call me Trinity
My name is still Trinity

Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer...remember those dudes? Bored one night and searching around cable for something to watch, I came across a third installment filmed years later. Hot damn, never knew there was a third.

The fight before Christmas

Ruth Buzzi plays their mom. Slapstick western comedy....gotta love it for the entertainment value. Anyway, brought a smile to my face and some old memories. Look it up if your a fan, I think it was on Stars.

ken brydson

"Trinity is still my name" is freaking hilarious...

Conradicles

Love them.

ken brydson

This busts me up every time... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd8TpzioY6k

ken brydson

Another great clip...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2wtB0eXk_4

ken brydson

The whole scene. Haven't watched this in years! Thanks for the refresh Tony...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J78J-6PbhVo

4xoddic

Parlate l'Italiano?

Two Sons of Trinity (1972) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068514/

I was working for Fox Theaters during those years . . . . . the Trinity titles seem to ring bells.

We had a double feature with 2 of the Eastwood spaghetti westerns @ The Miller, ~ 69-70, w/2,000 seats. Now, The Wild Bunch is etched on my mind.

Any chance you guys wore a sport coat & tie to take a date to the movies?

stretchl

Have heard of those but never watched. Will definitely have to check them out!

Toolfan66

I'm going to have to find them, I don't remember them..

tonyb

Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer were the Italian duo of their day. Terrence Hill being the pretty boy, born in Venice, German mother, big blue eyes....handsome dude. Bud Spencer simply being the big bear bruiser. They made many films together outside the Trinity series, but I still like the Trinity ones the best. Many of their films were low budget, not all that great really either, but amusing non the less. Terrence Hill did a similar role with Henry Fonda in "They call me Nobody". Young gunslinger takes on the older type of thing.

He always had a certain "charm" factor about him that you couldn't help but like. Even at 75 years old, the guys still a handsome dude. He certainly didn't have the swagger of the Duke, or the toughness of Clint Eastwood, but he managed to carve out his own uniqueness in the spaghetti western theme.