... Все, мальчики!

... Все, мальчики!
( *... сильнее, ребята!* )
... Все, мальчики! ; ( ... сильнее, ребята! )
	Театральный плакат . США релиз. Искусство Ренато Касаро
Directed by	Giuseppe Colizzi
Written by	Barbara Alberti; Giuseppe Colizzi;
Produced by	Italo Zingarelli
Starring	Terence Hill; Bud Spencer; Reinhard Kolldehoff;
Cinematography	Marcello Masciocchi
Edited by	Antonio Siciliano
Music by	Guido & Maurizio De Angelis
Production; companies	Delta; Tiger Film;
Distributed by	Delta (Italy); AVCO Embassy Pictures (United States);
Release dates	December 22, 1972 (Italy); June 1973 (U.S.);
Running time	122 min.; 90 min (U.S. version);
Country	Italy

... Все, мальчики! (AKA Italian : ... Più Forte Ragazzi! И Srane Crazy ) - это итальянский комедийный фильм 1972 года, режиссер Джузеппе Колицци . В фильме снимается фильм «Дуэт Теренс Хилл» и «Бад Спенсер» . Дуэт снял 18 фильмов вместе, часто в западном жанре спагетти , но ... все время, мальчики! был первым фильмом, снятым в современном контексте, хотя было перенесено много других элементов пролежни более ранних фильмов. ^{[ Примечание 1 ]}

Фильм в основном установлен в тропическом лесу Амазонки . Два пилота -пилота кустарника в тропическом лесу. Вскоре они обнаруживают майнинговую операцию в тропическом лесу, которая использует рабовладежную труд в качестве шахтеров. Они убегают с большим изумрудом , но они заключены в тюрьму в другом месте. После их тюремного побега они находят, что они предназначены для владельца шахты.

Сюжет

Салуд ( Бад Спенсер ) и Плата ( Теренс Хилл ) зарабатывают на жизнь пилотами Буша в Южной Америке. Помимо несущего нескольких пассажиров и небольшого количества груза, их самая прибыльная деятельность находится в авариях фальшивых самолетов , от имени брата Салуда ( Александр Аллсон ), который сможет собрать страховые деньги.

En route to Santarém, the two pilots crash for real in the middle of the Amazon jungle. In a native village, they meet Matto (Cyril Cusack), an old man who takes Salud to see a mountain and tells him the story of three friends who killed each other. There, the duo find an emerald mining operation run by the unscrupulous Mr. Ears (Reinhard Kolldehoff). Ears dictates prices on the black market, uses thugs to keep out competitors, and keeps his workers as slave labor.

Plata and Salud decide they will confront Ears, using aircraft to deliver their goods, and offering the natives a much better life. Wanting to fly Matto to Salvador, where he would live in a modern city, Plata and Salud take the old man and his dog along with them, but he passes away on the flight. Plata finds a large emerald tied to a cord that Matto wore.

In Salvador, the two inept crooks try to cash in on their find, but end up in jail. After a successful breakout, the pair find themselves pitted against the ruthless Ears, but in the end, right prevails.

Cast

Terence Hill as Plata
Bud Spencer as Salud
Reinhard Kolldehoff as Mr. Ears
Riccardo Pizzuti as Naso
Carlos Muñoz as Augusto
Marcello Verziera [it] as Puncher
Sergio Bruzzichini as Pilot
Cyril Cusack as Matto
Alexander Allerson as Salud's brother
Ferdinando Murolo as Man in jungle, searching for beer
Michel Antoine as Daveira
Antoine Saint-John as One of Mr. Ears gang (as Antoine St. John)

Production

... All the Way, Boys! was shot in Colombia, including scenes set at the Medellín airport. The aircraft that were utilized were: Beechcraft Model 18, Boeing 727, Boeing-Stearman PT-17, Cessna 182 Skylane, Cessna 310, Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina, de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver, Douglas DC-3, Douglas DC-6, Douglas DC-8, Hawker Siddeley HS 748, Lockheed L-188 Electra, Lockheed T-33 and Piper PA-24 Comanche.^[2]^{[Note 2]}

Reception

In trying to reach a more international audience, the original 120-minute Italian version (... Più forte ragazzi!) of ... All the Way, Boys! was re-edited into a 90-minute version and re-dubbed into English with dialogue and post-synchronization by Gene Luotto. The resultant release did not receive positive reviews, with film Historian Howard Hughes noting that ".. the resultant incoherence doesn't help the sluggish narrative."^[1]

Jim Craddock in Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever said, "The "Trinity cast up to no good ... crash-land a plane in the Andes, in the hope of finding slapstick, but found none."^[4]

Awards

... All the Way, Boys! won the Golden Screen award at the 1973 Golden Screen, Germany and the Silver Ribbon for Best Score (Migliore Musica) by Guido De Angelis and Maurizio De Angelis from the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists, 1973.^[5]^{[Note 3]}

References

Notes

^ Blackie the Pirate (Italian: Il corsaro nero) (1971) was the first film that the comedy team made that departed from the western formula.^[1]
^ Due to his interest in aviation that resulted from ... All the Way, Boys!, Spencer became a jet aircraft and helicopter pilot. He founded Mistral Air in 1984, an air-mail company that also transports pilgrims, but later he sold it to Poste Italiane.^[3]
^ The song "Flying Through The Air" was written by S. Duncan Smith, Guido and Maurizio De Angelis and Carlo Pedersoli; stage name: Bud Spencer.^[1]

Citations

^ Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c Hughes 2011, p. 255.
^ "Review: 'All the Way Boys'." Aerofiles. Retrieved: April 14, 2017.
^ "Mistral Air." ERA. Retrieved: April 14, 2017.
^ Craddock 2001, p. 62.
^ "Awards: 'All the Way Boys'." IMDb. Retrieved: April 14, 2017.

Bibliography

Craddock, Jim, ed. Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever. Detroit: Visible Ink: 2001. ISBN 978-1-5785-9120-6.
Хьюз, Говард. Cinema Italiano: Полное руководство от классики до культы . Лондон: IB Tauris, 2011. ISBN 978-1-8488-5608-0 .

Внешние ссылки

[2] Blackie the Pirate (Italian: Il corsaro nero) (1971) was the first film that the comedy team made that departed from the western formula.^[1]

[5] Due to his interest in aviation that resulted from ... All the Way, Boys!, Spencer became a jet aircraft and helicopter pilot. He founded Mistral Air in 1984, an air-mail company that also transports pilgrims, but later he sold it to Poste Italiane.^[3]

[8] The song "Flying Through The Air" was written by S. Duncan Smith, Guido and Maurizio De Angelis and Carlo Pedersoli; stage name: Bud Spencer.^[1]

[Hughes_p._255-1] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c Hughes 2011, p. 255.

[3] "Review: 'All the Way Boys'." Aerofiles. Retrieved: April 14, 2017.

[4] "Mistral Air." ERA. Retrieved: April 14, 2017.

[6] Craddock 2001, p. 62.

[7] "Awards: 'All the Way Boys'." IMDb. Retrieved: April 14, 2017.

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