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Here's Elmer himself, conducting the score at the proms, probably 15 years ago now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND4oiuJCCjw |
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Rio Bravo, but not the savagely cut one that gets shown on TV , it's worth looking for the original 141 minutes version on e-bay. |
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They Call Me Trinity (1970)
It is at once farcical and devilishly clever, with considerable violence which one almost fails to notice because it is comic and cartoonish in tone. The sight gags work and the key players all have good timing. It is badly dubbed from the original Italian, but if anything this adds to the comic value; we aren’t supposed to take it seriously and we don’t. Terence Hill plays Trinity, a lazy and shiftless bounty hunter who wears filthy, ragged cloths because he likes to, and travels the land sleeping in a travois, towed by a horse which is no mean actor itself; the hang-dog, put-upon air of the horse as it tows him is hilarious, as is its disdainful whinny whenever it has arrived at a stable and it is time for Terence Hill’s character to move his lazy arse and feed the horse. Bud Spencer plays Bambino, an obese, clownish and invincible outlaw posing as a sheriff until the rest of his gang shows up and he can go off to rob some banks. He is also Trinity's brother, and wishes he wasn't. He shot the real owner of the sheriff's badge, but it was a misunderstanding; Bambino thought the sheriff was following him but they were only travelling in the same direction. Now the sheriff, on crutches, is following Bambino around for real, like the crocodile following Captain Hook in Peter Pan. Ironically, Bambino is a better sheriff than his predecessors and a growing thorn in the side of the town villain, an effete CSA Major played with laid back cynical polish by Farley Granger. The Major is also a fine comic creation, along the lines of Dick Dastardly, but with none of the Dick Dastardly temper. The Major, despite the constant and absurd failure of his various evil schemes, never loses his temper and always, in a darkly cynical way, appreciates the funny side; Trinity even more than Bambino is the Major’s nemesis, and yet a recurring theme is that while the Major does find the sheriff most annoying, he really doesn’t dislike Trinity and Trinity really doesn’t dislike the Major. I enjoy the whole thing, and I also like the ending, in which the Major sort of gets away, the two anti-heroes are foiled in their separate schemes of selfish personal advantage, and the insufferably smug pacifist Mormons, whose seeming purpose in life is to be victims, end up with all the spoils. The film’s cynical last word is that there is nothing fair about the meek inheriting the earth...
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Only Bud Spencer & Terence Hill )).
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