Thick air in Sacramento

Movie
German title	Thick air in Sacramento
Original title	Di Tresette ce n'è uno, tutti gli altri son nessuno
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1974
length	95 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Giuliano Carnimeo (as Anthony Ascott )
script	Tito Carpi
production	Luciano Martino Mino Loy
music	Alessandro Alessandroni
camera	Federico Zanni
occupation
George Hilton : Tresette / Tricky Dicky Cris Huerta : Bambi Riccardo Garrone : Frisco Joe Umberto D'Orsi : director of the madhouse Gino Pagnani : Closer Nello Pazzafini : Carlo Stryker Dante Maggio : Drakeman Enzo Maggio : Frank Faina Renato Baldini : banker Memmo Carotenuto : Letto Tony Norton : Veleno Aldo Cecconi : Elderly Stryker Ettore Arena Oscar Giustini : Poker Player
synchronization

Thick air in Sacramento (Original title: Di Tresette ce n'è uno, tutti gli altri son nessuno ) is a grotesque -komödiantischer spaghetti westerns of Giuliano Carnimeo (under the name Anthony Ascot ) from 1974. The continuation of Do you know the country, where blue beans bloom? with the character of Tresette came on April 3, 1975, shortened by a few minutes, in German cinemas. Alternative title is The Fat, the Rascal and Three Hallelujahs .

content

Tresette is after $ 100,000 stolen from Frisco Joe on the train ride to Yuma. Frank Faina and the idiot Poison are behind the robbery, the loot of which is kept in a bank vault, the key of which is in turn hidden in an insane asylum. The two crooks have also infiltrated there. With all kinds of technical tricks and cleverness, Tresette and his buddy Bambi can prevail against the assembled robbers, madmen and directors.

criticism

"One of the stupidest spaghetti western grotesques, with no actual plot."

- Lexicon of international film .

“The result is broken comedy of impressive consistency, which can only be found funny after the fifth joint. The other day, in the Punch and Judy Theater ... The beginning in the Klapsmühle (...) is so twisted that small losses of reality can occur in the audience. "

- Christian Keßler : Willkommen in der Hölle, 2002, p. 75

Mymovies thinks the story is "just a pretext for funny brawls and parody scenes with some nice ideas."

Remarks

The German title was interpreted by the American author Thomas Weisser to mean that in the film a "Dick Luft" (name) "in Sacramento" was pursuing his bounty hunter trade and resulted in a long history of perpetuated errors.

synchronization

The German synchronous occupied directed by Karlheinz Brunnemann , who implemented its dialogue book:

• George Hilton: Thomas Danneberg
• Cris Huerta: Gerd Duwner
• Tony Norton: Michael Chevalier
• Memmo Carotenuto: Joachim Cadenbach
• Nello Pazzafini: Edgar Ott
• Riccardo Garrone: Christian Rode
• Renato Baldini: Kurt Mühlhardt
• Dante Maggio: Klaus Miedel
• Enzo Maggio: Gerd Martienzen
• Umberto D'Orsi: Arnold Marquis

as well as Harry Wüstenhagen , Manfred Lehmann , Paula Lepa , Heinz Petruo , Joachim Kerzel , Joachim Pukaß , Manfred Grote , Fritz Tillmann , Siegmar Schneider , Heinz Theo Branding , Hugo Schrader , Karlheinz Brunnemann and Rolf Marnitz

Web links

• Thick air in Sacramento in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Thick Air in Sacramento. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ↑ http://www.mymovies.it/dizionario/recensione.asp?id=45374
3. ^ Last in Weisser: Spaghetti westerns: the good, the bad, and the violent, 1992.
4. ↑ The film in the dubbing files