Four fists against Rio
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| German title | Four fists against Rio |
| Original title | Not c'è due senza quattro |
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| Country of production | Italy |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1984 |
| length | 100 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
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| Director | EB Clucher |
| script | Marco Barboni |
| production | Vittorio Galiano |
| music | Franco Micalizzi |
| camera |
Silvano Ippoliti Hélio Silva |
| cut | Philip Edwards |
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Four fists against Rio (original title: Non c'è due senza quattro ) is an Italian comedy from 1984 with the powerful actors Bud Spencer and Terence Hill .
action
The two billion dollar Brazilian cousins Bastiano (Terence Hill) and Antonio Coimbra (Bud Spencer) want to close a huge deal, but they have to fear for their lives because the competition does not seem to shy away from murder. They can therefore be of a doppelganger -Agentur in New York two doubles from the United States are searching for the Stuntman Elliot Vance and petty criminals and jazz - saxophonist Greg Wonder. They accept the order for one million dollars each. They agree that everyone will receive an additional half a million dollars should they identify the perpetrator of the attacks.
After flying to Brazil in the Coimbras private passenger jet, the two powerful daredevils Elliot and Greg move into the luxurious, gigantic Coimbras estate in Rio . You will quickly find pleasure in life in luxury with extensive service staff and Rolls-Royce . At the same time they are investigating the enemies of the Coimbras. They make headlines with various escapades - including a bar fight. This reputation-damaging behavior causes the anxious and tense Coimbras to return to Rio prematurely; In doing so, however, they get into the line of fire together with their counterparts: on a remote hacienda there is a showdown with an entire troop of mercenaries who are supposed to liquidate the Coimbras.
Elliot and Greg identify the mastermind: Donna Olympia Chavez di Altamirano, Bastiano's platonic friend. She wants to avenge her father, who blames Antonio for his bankruptcy. Antonio plans to reconcile with her. Elliot and Greg collect their reward and travel back to the USA. Bastiano and Antonio resolve to take a more relaxed approach to life.
Locations
- The main location is Rio de Janeiro in Brazil
- The airport is called Santos Dumont
- The large Christ statue, Cristo Redentor, stands on the Corcovado mountain
- The beach scenes were at Praia Vermelha shot
- The stadium scenes in the Maracana been added
Reviews
“14 years after their hit comedy The Right and Left Hands of the Devil , Hill and Spencer struck this, visibly no longer fresh blow. But this time fans can admire the duo in double roles. "
"Only moderately entertaining series infusion, mostly predictable and drowning in the usual flogging."
Trivia
The 15/1984 issue of the German magazine Der Spiegel with the title "Der Rheuma-Scandal" lies on a stool in the office building in New York, where the two of them received their assignment.
For short phrases, Spanish is spoken instead of English or German, but the national language of Brazil is Portuguese. The names of the protagonists are also Spanish, not Portuguese.
publication
Blu-Ray
On November 15, 2012 3L released the Blu-Ray version of the film. The film material was scanned from the original negative and restored for the Blu-Ray version.
DVD
The film was released on DVD on April 24, 2003 by ems new media . A new edition was published on November 15, 2012 by 3L . In contrast to the previous release, only the 16: 9 version was included.
Soundtrack
The soundtrack from the film was released as a record in Germany in the same year as the film . The record contained eleven songs and were co-composed by Franco Micalizzi. In 2008 the soundtrack was renewed and released on CD.
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Web links
- Double Trouble Rio in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Cinema
- ↑ Four fists against Rio. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ http://www.terencehill.de/de_sound_doubletrouble.html