Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Terence Hill | ... | Joe Thanks | |
Miou-Miou | ... | Lucy (as Miou Miou) | |
Robert Charlebois | ... | Steam Engine Bill | |
Patrick McGoohan | ... | Major Cabot | |
Raimund Harmstorf | ... | Sergeant Milton | |
Piero Vida | ... | Jacky Roll | |
Rik Battaglia | ... | Captain (as Rick Battaglia) | |
Mario Valgoi | ... | Thomas Trader | |
Mario Brega | ... | Officer at Fort | |
Jean Martin | ... | Colonel Pembroke | |
Klaus Kinski | ... | Doc Foster | |
Miriam Mahler | ... | Pembroke's Daughter | |
![]() |
Clara Colosimo | ... | La ruffiana |
![]() |
Carla Cassola | ... | Prostitute |
Fernando Cerulli | ... | Her husband (as Ferdinando Cerulli) |
Expert conman Joe Thanks teams up with half-breed Bill and naive Lucy to steal $300,000 from the Indian-hating Major Cabot. Their elaborate plan is full of disguises, double-crosses, and chases, but Joe always seems to know what he's doing. Written by lonamer
This Terence Hill film is quite strange!Supposed to be a sequel to My Name Is Nobody,it's a spoof on the old west!Not very family friendly,it has it's good parts!Terence Hill really makes the movie.It would have been better if his partner Bud Spencer starred with him.The first scene is directed by the great Sergio Leone.What's wrong with it is not the plot(a great plot),but the supporting cast,and how it doesn't make much of an impact,like My Name Is Nobody did so well.Great music from Ennio Morricone,though not very western sounding.In the end,Sergio Leone,was not impressed and took his name off the film and never did another western!