HE’S THE RIGHT HAND OF THE DEVIL.

Two gunfighters (Terence Hill, Bud Spencer), who also happen to be brothers, run into each other in a small town and get involved with defending Mormon farmers from a greedy landowner. The duo’s international breakthrough film flirts with The Magnificent Seven (1960), featuring the iconic sight of Hill being dragged on a travois by his horse. He made God Forgives… I Don’t! (1967) with Spencer, but this is the movie where their screen personas really took shape. The story is thin but amusing, offering broad slapstick with big brawls performed by a whole troupe of stuntmen.

1970-Italy. 109 min. Color. Widescreen. Written and directed by Enzo Barboni. Cast: Terence Hill (Trinity), Bud Spencer (Bambino), Farley Granger (Harriman), Gisela Hahn, Stephen Zacharias, Dan Sturkie.

Trivia: Original title: Lo chiamavano Trinità…. Franco Nero was reportedly considered for Hill’s role. Followed by Trinity Is Still My Name (1971) and a spin-off movie, Sons of Trinity (1995). 

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