Trusting Is Good... Shooting Is Better
(1968)
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Trusting Is Good... Shooting Is Better
(1968)
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George Hilton | ... |
Glenn Reno
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| Sandra Milo | ... |
Liz
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| John Ireland | ... |
The Colonel
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| Gordon Mitchell | ... |
Roy Fulton
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Mimmo Palmara | ... |
Frank Richards
(as Dick Palmer)
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Piero Vida | ... |
The Portugese
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Franco Ressel | ... |
Mr. Hartman
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Monica Pardo |
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Andrea Scotti | ... |
Mr. Higgins
(as Andrew Scott)
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Franco Gulà | ... |
Old man at the beginning
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Carla Brait |
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Rossella Bergamonti |
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Renato Chiantoni |
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Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia | ... |
Sheriff Hawkins
(as Ivan Giovanni Scratuglia)
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Enzo Andronico |
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I like Hilton and Gordon Mitchell so I gave this one a try. The DVD I saw is an ugly, full-frame transfer, probably from VHS. English dub. It's a "funny" story of a man (Hilton) that runs afoul of a gang of three bank robbers (Mitchell, John Ireland, Piero Vida). The robbers are busy trying to double-cross one another and Hilton joins the party. A pretty blond (Sandra Milo) takes her turn at tricking each of the men also. The story is very reminiscent of double-cross pics like ONE DOLLAR TOO MANY or ANY GUN CAN PLAY. However, this film is a little tedious, a little boring. Some of the comic scenes are pretty well-done but the action sequences are slow-moving, boring, very poorly staged. Generally the pacing of the film is too slow, too boring, everything takes too long to happen. Music is an annoying carnival-style motif which is supposed to sound whimsical but features too much acid rock-style organ and guitar. Mitchell's part FWIW is basically a cameo, he is dead after 15min of the film. Hilton is charming but can't save the film on his own. As of this writing the full film is available on YouTube. 5/10 stars.