Fuzzy, keep your ears up!

Movie
German title	Fuzzy, keep your ears up!
Original title	Tequila!
Country of production	Italy , Spain
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1973
length	87 (German v. 84) minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Tulio Demicheli
script	Miguel Iglesias Bonn's Enrique Josa Nino Stresa
production	Salvatore Alabiso
music	Lallo Gori
camera	Guglielmo Mancori
cut	Gaby Peñalba
occupation
Anthony Steffen : Tequila / Shoshena Roberto Camardiel : Giaguaro / Bobo María Elena Arpón : Beatriz Rush Agata Lys : Sra. DeCoven Juan Amigo : George DeCoven José Luis Lizalde : Rush (as José L. Zalde ) Mirko Ellis : O'Connor John Bartha : Sheriff Paul José Luis Chinchilla Mario Sanz Joaquín Solís : Samson Manuel Guitián Juanita Jiménez Giovanni Petti : Compton Eduardo Fajardo : DeCoven
synchronization

Fuzzy, keep your ears up! (Original title: Tequila! ) Is the title of a fun spaghetti western that Tulio Demicheli staged in an Italian-Spanish co-production in 1973. The German-language premiere of the film was on August 16, 1974 in a slightly shortened version.

action

Fuzzy (originally Giaguaro), an old killer who has never fired a shot in his life, discovers a wanted poster with the advertisement of a large sum for the death of Tequila. After a failed attempt to bring him around the corner, he unceremoniously makes common cause with him. Together they arrive in Chedron, where they want to rob the bank in which the wealthy landowner DeCoven has frozen the funds with whose help he wants to bring the ranchers of the area around their mostly mortgage-laden land. One of them fools, cleverly (sometimes with the revolver in the roast chicken) the other ensures order.

criticism

Both the German and the Italian critics were not particularly convinced by the comedy of the material: "Slack spaghetti westerns who try to achieve a parodic note with absurd jokes and strenuous comedy," said the lexicon of international films , Francesco Mininni saw one excellent westerns, if he had treated his material seriously, "but as it is, the imitation of the Trinità films is overly clear and insufficient". The colleagues from TV Radiocorriere saw “no artistic merits” in the Italian-Spanish western, because it was aimed at the taste of a less demanding audience.

synchronization

Anthony Steffen will be spoken by Klaus Kindler , Eduardo Fajardo by Klaus Miedel .

Remarks

The Spanish title is Un, dos, tres… dispara otra vez .

Web links

• Fuzzy, keep your ears up! in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon.it
• Spanish synchronization entry

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Fuzzy, keep your ears stiff! In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ^ Francesco Mininni, in: Magazine italiano tv .