Adios, Sabata

Movie
German title	Adios, Sabata
Original title	Indio Black, sai che ti dico: Be un gran figlio di ...
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1970
length	106 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
Rod
Director	Gianfranco Parolini
script	Gianfranco Parolini Renato Izzo
production	Alberto Grimaldi
music	Bruno Nicolai
camera	Sandro Mancori
cut	Gianfranco Parolini
occupation
Yul Brynner : Sabata Dean Reed : Ballantine Pedro Sanchez : Escudo Gérard Herter : Colonel Schimmel Sal Borgese : Septiembre Franco Fantasia : Ocaño Turam Quibo : Gitano (as Joseph Persaud ) Andrea Scotti : José Nieves Navarro : Saloon Singer (as Susan Scott ) Luciano Casamonica : Juanito Salvatore Billa : Manuel Vittorio Fanfoni : Barman Massimo Carocci : Juan de los Angeles Vitti Caronia : 1st Lieutenant Stejar Omar Bonaro : Jesus Franco Marletta : Mexicans Bruno Corazzari : Hertz Andrea Aureli : Ocano's adjutant Antonio Gradoli : Major Metternich Calisto Calisti : Chief Eagle Pass Giuseppe Castellano : Graduato (as Thomas Kerr ) Rick Boyd : Rolled Furio Pellerani : Garcia Gianni Siragusa : Perdido (as Johnny Nation ) Stefano Rizzo : Mexican Revolutionary Gianni Rizzo : Follow
synchronization
chronology
←  Predecessor Sabata Successor  → Sabata returns

Adios, Sabata is an Italo-Western on which the Sabata stamp was not applied until after the shooting was finished for better marketing. In the original (and the title song) the hero is called Indio Black .

action

Sabata is looking for a gold hiding place that has fallen under the control of Austrian soldiers of the Mexican army who came into the country with Emperor Maximilian. After finding it, he wants to hand it over to a group of Mexican revolutionaries who are fighting the invaders. Various cronies help him in this endeavor; However, the American adventurer Ballantine is after the gold for entirely selfish motives, which is finally found with the devious Colonel Schimmel, but in the end is of no use to any group: the wind blows it away, an abyss devours it.

Reviews

"Ambitious parody of spaghetti westerns, which in places amusingly mocks the clichés of the genre, but falls behind despite successful ideas about the genre's effects in itself."

- Lexicon of international film

"Parolini again demonstrates his first-class manual skills in the context of a highly entertaining Western that adds nothing essential to the genre, but looks great and is effective"

- Christian Keßler

"Extremely entertaining action western"

- Ulrich P. Bruckner

synchronization

The "Ultra Film Synchron" cast directed by Michael Guenther based on his book:

• Yul Brynner: Heinz Petruo
• Dean Reed: Eckart Dux
• Ignazio Spalla: Arnold Marquis
• Gérard Herter: Klaus Miedel
• Franco Fantasia: Ernst Wilhelm Borchert
• Bruno Corazzari: Eric Vaessen
• Antonio Gradoli: Martin Hirthe
• Federico Boido: Joachim Kemmer

In the German version, the title song is covered with an “Adios Sabata” during the credits by dubbing actor Heinz-Theo Branding wherever the original Indio Black is mentioned in the original .

Web links

• Adios, Sabata in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Adios, Sabata. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ↑ Keßler: Welcome to Hell. Terror Verlag 2002
3. ↑ For a few more bodies. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf 2006
4. ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from January 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.