Hello I have a lousy quality VHS copy of God in Heaven Arizona on Earth with Swedish subtitles and am looking for the better widescreen version on DVD … can anyone help out? Thx!
Database page: Bala marcada, Una - The Spaghetti Western Database
I have a widescreen version with dutch subs, a VHS rip but it looks rather nice
I have a fandub of this. WS and english without subs. I liked this movie. Peter lee lawrence is pretty good. Robert Carmadiel (is that the right spelling) was great too. At first he is like the typical drunk, comic relief sidekick/tramp but we soon find out that he was once a respectable figure. Good stuff. The soundtrack comes from 3 or 4 of Nicolai’s other scores including two of the sartana scores.
I’ve got Suevia’s edition, it is nice but the language specs might not be the desired (spanish or italian). I’ve got it from here:
https://www.dvdgo.com/product.asp?typeproduct=1&from=ajax&prodid=120857&dvd=Una+Bala+Marcada
I think the fandub uses this print.
I watched this tonight, pretty good one… one of the best PLL Westerns i’ve seen.
man from the East LOL
thaaanks scherp
I thought it would be good to revisit some Spaghetti Westerns! So, having watched this a few years ago, forgot how good this film really is. I really enjoyed PLL performance in this, it looked like he was having some fun with his role as the gunslinger. The storyline was kinda of interesting but not too different from many other Spaghies. Definitely one of PLL better Westerns. 
Watched this one tonight for the second time, the Flamingo Video/Quinto Piano DVD, Italian audio only, so I cannot really say that I could follow it all. My second with PLL in a week. Not as good as the as the previous one (Dove si spara di più) and not as good as Bosch’ previous film (the very underrated The Crows will dig your grave). Still I think the second best I have seen from Bosch, another good one for PLL, and another major part for Maria Pia Conte and Frank Braña. Nice Nicolai score, even if recirculated from previous films. Is all of it recycled, by the way?
A certain Sergio Aparici is in it. His name has shown up in a couple of films I have seen lately. Anybody know him?
I have an English fandub of the Italian disc. I remember liking this one quite a bit.
Anybody know where I can download the fan dub for this? I’ve got a great-looking DVD rip but it has no English audio or subs.
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This SW is available on YouTube with english audio:
Look for God in heaven, Arizona on Earth or
Arizona’s justice. The link shows an error.
On DVD only in Italian and Spanish.
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Was this supposed to be another sequel to Arizona Colt?
Main character called Arizona and his sidekick is Roberto Camardiel who looks to be playing ‘Double Whiskey’ again although the name has been changed.
Very interesting Question. This reviewer says no, there is no link to Arizona Colt. God in Heaven... Arizona on Earth
But I can’t believe that. The name is so unique, they must had the original Gemma-Movie in mind, while producing this flick. And the appearance of Roberto Camardiel is too obvious to ignore.
Having watched this i don’t think it is another Arizona film although Luciano Martino’s production companies seem to be involved (same Spanish company as the Arizona Colt sequel) and both companies were involved in Martino’s Edwige Fenech giallos.
I thought this was the best of Lawrence’s latter movies although could have done with a better villain than Frank Brana in a fake beard - probably couldn’t afford anyone more expensive- and the ending was perfunctory. Couldn’t work out where this was filmed; looked mostly like Italy.
You Tube has both Italian and English versions available. The Italian version runs 84m (PAL I believe) and has a longer opening credit scene to the English version lasting over 1m. The English version is titled Arizona’s Justice (titles look computer generated) and has a very short credit sequence listing hardly anyone. Neither prints have closing credits. The English print runs 86m but I think this must be NTSC as if I add back the missing opening credits we get to about 87-88m which is the NTSC speed of the Italian print. There are even shorter YT English prints missing the opening credits entirely.
I checked both English and Italian prints and the hero is ‘Arizona’ in each. The dubbing is very poor in both prints although I think the actors are mouthing Italian. Interestingly the Italian censor précis has him as ‘Garringo’ which might be his name per the shooting script before redubbing and a title change. Although Lawrence was in Garringo it was Anthony Steffen who played Garringo.
