My paternal Uncle (my Dad’s older brother) and his family live out in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and he sees the Amish quite a bit out there. One of the last times we visited them before we moved and before COVID, we passed by an Amish coach that had yield signs on it. My Uncle said that the Amish initially fought having to add anything modern on their coaches, but eventually were convinced it was for everyone’s safety. When I had a summer job as a busboy, at least one Amish family came in every year, one of the last times all the women had on bright colored clothes, which was new to me as I thought they all wore black.
And very hard working people as well. I grew up in an area with a lot of Amish and they were always the go to for any sort of carpentry work. And, of course, Amish made furniture is always highly sought after.
Me and my girlfriend got a new place this week, after one hectic week of moving and renovation I just started setting up my hobby room. She wasn’t surprised that the posters came up before the curtains in the living room
I’m a huge fan of ‘Zulu’ (1964), and have been since I was a kid, when I first beheld it on TV. I knew that it was something very special, even though it was only being broadcast in pan and scan…
In turn, the film encouraged me to read up on the real life events surrounding the ‘Anglo Zulu Wars’ of 1879 - a fascinating and engaging subject.
And so, I am very pleased to find these Lego tributes on ‘Youtube’.
I found a Terence Hill film on IMDb, but I can’t find more info about the movie.
It’s a Lucky Luke film called: A Fistful of Dynamite (1972)
Does anyone has more info about this movie? I can’t find an Italian title or director.
Or is it a fake title of a non excisting movie?
@Meceita
Looks like the guy who made this fake IMDb page was inspired by the Terence Hill Lucky Luke tv show because there are mail order brides in one of the episodes. I think the name of the episode is Nobody’s Fool
Still, these trolls shouldn’t exist, they spread false information
Excuse the short interruption, just pointing everyone’s attention to the November madness starting Wednesday we call Spagvemberfest: The What? Why? and How? of SpagvemberFest!
Quentin Tarantino is a producer and it is to be directed by Enzo G. Castellari, the money is coming from Germany and Tarantino says it will be a success. It is a film like the old spaghetti westerns: Franco Nero, Bud Spencer, Tomas Milian, Gianni Garko, Fabio Testi and me. To recreate that universe, each of us represents the character that we were most successful with.
This is Nero’s “The Angel, the Brute and the Wise” but nothing seems to have happened with it in years? (decades?)
3 of those guys Hilton mentioned have sadly passed away since the interview… if they were ever really involved. Do we think we’ll ever see anything?
edit: looking around you guys have already discussed this under it’s numerous other titles (Keoma Rises etc lol) I guess it really is just a phantom film at this point
one more edit from a recentish Nero interview just because the bluntness of Tarantino’s reply made me laugh
Has Tarantino read the script?
Not yet. I am going to ask Quentin to do a cameo. But only when I am totally sure the film will start shooting. That’s because a couple of years ago I was supposed to do a film in Italy about kids and boxing with Enzo Castellari and Quentin told me: ‘Absolutely! I will do a cameo.’ Then the movie didn’t happen and he told me: ‘Don’t ever talk to me about a film unless you are 100% sure.’
I already reported them
(Keoma Rises etc lol) I guess it really is just a phantom film at this point 