Do you know the country where blue beans bloom?

Movie
German title	Do you know the country where blue beans bloom?
Original title	Lo chiamavano Tresette… giocava semper col morto
Country of production	Italy
original language	Italian
Publishing year	1973
length	88 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Giuliano Carnimeo (as Anthony Ascott )
script	Tito Carpi
production	Vittorio Martino Leo Cevenini
music	Bruno Nicolai
camera	Stelvio Massi
cut	Attilio Vincioni
occupation
George Hilton : Tresette Cris Huerta : Sheriff Bambi Ida Galli : Miss Marelene (as Evelyn Stewart ) Umberto D'Orsi : Archibald McPherson Sal Borgese : Salvatore Pappalardo Nello Pazzafini : Cotton Joe Dante Cleri : Mayor Clarence Apple Pasquale Coletta : one of Pappalardo's people Carla Mancini Bruno Boschetti : monk Gino Pagnani : Adam, party guest Furio Meniconi : Speedy Fingers, bat Pietro Ceccarelli : Bill Rosalba Neri : Miss Pappalardo Tony Norton : Veleno
synchronization

Do you know the country where blue beans bloom? (Original title: Lo chiamavano Tresette ... giocava semper col morto ) is a comedic spaghetti westerns , the Giuliano Carnimeo under his Stammpseudonym Anthony Ascott in 1973 with George Hilton staged in the lead role. The film was released on July 27, 1973 in German-speaking cinemas.

action

Tresette, an actually peace-loving man, who knows how to shoot cleverly, repeatedly meets his arch opponent Veleno. When he comes to Bad Apple, he has to defend himself against the attacks of three Sicilians who consider him an admirer of their wives. Then he works with the wrong sheriff Bambi and is supposed to accompany a gold transport to Dallas. Tresette and Bambi do this in a trader's car that they have to defend against some bandit attacks. When they arrive in Dallas, they are almost hanged because the gold turns out to be fake. They managed to escape from the prison in which they were put and now pretend to be the Maharajah and his wife. In this disguise, they also attend a masquerade ball by the banker Pearson, who was behind the plan to use Tresette and Bambi to make the real gold disappear. When he tells the two heroes that the gold will be brought to Mexico in biscuits, Tresette and Bambi get hold of the treasure.

criticism

"You shouldn't be really angry with anyone if they think this story is idiotic," explains Christian Keßler in his dictionary on Spaghetti Western, who praises the staging and photography of the film, so that the "crackling broken comic looks relatively good". A. Valdata was also ambivalent: "The name of the village, Melabacata (di Faulapfel), gives an idea of ​​the humorous intention of this film, which happily strings together events, but also suggests that the actors and team had a good time." Lexicon of international film, however, finds the film "stupid".

Remarks

A continuation of the adventure took place in Thick Air in Sacramento from the following year.

synchronization

• George Hilton: Rainer Brandt
• Cris Huerta: Wolfgang Hess
• Sal Borgese: Harald Juhnke
• Ida Galli: Ursula Heyer
• Nello Pazzafini: Arnold Marquis
• Pietro Ceccarelli: Heinz Petruo
• Rosalba Neri: Beate Hasenau
• Dante Cleri: Hugo Schrader

Web links

• Do you know the country where blue beans bloom? in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The film at comingsoon

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Christian Keßler: Welcome to Hell . 2002, pp. 132/133
2. ↑ in Stampa Sera of June 14, 1973
3. ↑ Do you know the country where blue beans bloom? In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
4. ↑ Do you know the country where blue beans bloom? In: synchronkartei.de. German dubbing file , accessed on March 2, 2017 .