Lola Colt (Siro Marcellini, 1967)

very stupid title lookā€™s like a porno to meā€¦ :-\

I canā€™t do anything about it, but you shouldnā€™t quote him, just ignore the spam. Seb will erase it.

ok thenā€¦

Oh and Sartana68 it seems to be better, but donā€™t ask me why, not to answer to spam posts and especially nott o quote them.
So maybe you could erase your 4 posts in which you quoted the spammer.

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[quote=ā€œStanton, post:29, topic:1007ā€]Oh and Sartana68 it seems to be better, but donā€™t ask me why, not to answer to spam posts and especially nott o quote them.
So maybe you could erase your 4 posts in which you quoted the spammer.[/quote]
ok i will erase them

shoot the spasms!! ;D

I almost bought this, but someone beat me to it. I managed to get a copy though to save:

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Nice still and a lucky man.

From Argentina of all places. I managed to pick up a great still from the same seller of John Steiner from Violent Rome, smirking in a car holding a machine gun on the camera, but he is named Ray Lovelock on the back by the company :).

After deliberately avoiding Lola Colt. Faccia a faccia con El Diablo for a long time ā€“ leery of musicals in general and Western musicals in particular ā€“ Iā€™ve only recently watched it because Lee Broughton discusses it at length in The Euro-Western. True, from an academic viewpoint Siro Marcelliniā€™s film is an outstanding Western, featuring Lola Falana as a self-assured, strong black protagonist acting on her own authority, years before American Westerns ā€“ and Hollywood in general ā€“ would allot such a leading role to an African-American actress. On the downside, Lola Colt tells a simplistic story ā€“ villainous autocrat versus oppressed townsfolk ā€“ employing modest filmic means: hence its entertainment value might not bear comparison with its film-historical and sociocultural value. Reportedly, scenes depicting interracial romantic interaction were cut from the English version:

FightingWesterner, IMDb:

An interracial romance between Lola and Martell, as well as a kiss between Lola and El Diablo appear to have been scrubbed from the English language version.

Those omissions would be indicative of Lola Coltā€™s transgressiveness.

I thought this was pretty boring to be honest. Could have been a lot better if theyā€™d have developed the characters more. I just didnā€™t see anything creative here.

German BluRay/DVD arrives next February

Had this is getting a high def version for people interested, but I was disappointed by this. I was hoping for something like Cleopatra Jones in the west and it just didnā€™t deliver.

Yeah, I also remember the film being very slow

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Think it was more of a musical than an action flick, which couldā€™ve been fine if they just committed to that direction. The way it is now feels very disjointed.

Trailer for the upcoming german BD:

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Copied from the Spagvemberfest 2022 thread:

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I just watched this one again.
If someone could update the main page: Lola Colt

At least some of the ā€œfilming locationsā€ were set at:
Elios Film Studios
Mazzano Romano

Thanks,

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Lola Colt has been updated to the new layout (3.0). Let us know if you can add anything: pictures, posters, trivia, facts, figures, links, etcā€¦

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