Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Terence Hill | ... | Travis | |
Bud Spencer | ... | Moses | |
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Boots Southerland | ... | Sam Stone |
Ruth Buzzi | ... | Maw | |
Neil Summers | ... | Dodge | |
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Michael Huddleston | ... | Blacksmith |
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Anne Kasprik | ... | Bridget |
Eva Haßmann | ... | Melle (as Eva Hassmann) | |
Ron Carey | ... | Sheriff Fox | |
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Fritz Sperberg | ... | Deputy Joe |
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Radha Delamarter | ... | Janie |
Jonathan Tucker | ... | Moses Junior | |
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Paloma von Broadley | ... | Jessica |
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Samantha Waidler | ... | Mary Lou |
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Kevin Barker | ... | Twin |
Two brothers who hate each other are going to spend Christmas with their mother. She tries to get them together. Written by Jan Lipsansky <jan.lipsansky@czech-tv.cz>
The story and the acting are up to the Trinity standard, but whose voice did they use for Bud Spencer? Far from the grainy growl supplied in Trinity, the big man sounds like a chipmunk in Troublemakers. Really distracting.
If you are a fan of the 1972/1973 Trinity movies, you will enjoy this later release as a sort of bittersweet reunion of the two actors in a similar western. If you have no history with the originals, I highly recommend you pick up the Trinity movies first. The Troublemakers is very hard to find in the US but can usually be found on ebay (VHS). I only wish they had done My Name is Nobody with Bud Spencer instead of Henry Fonda-- that's how essential Bud Spencer is to the team.