Italian actor Terence Hill, whose original name was Mario Girotti, turned 85 at the end of March this year, and visited Hungary several times. He is best known and loved for his films with Bud Spencer, such as God Forgives, I Don’t, Revenge in El Paso, The Devil’s Right and Left Hand, Otherwise We Get Angry, I’m With the Hippos, And We Get Angry Again, The Treasure , which is not there, No two without four or Superhekus.
Several generations loved their films together, where Hill usually played the sly, nervous, smiley guy, and Bud Spencer was usually a slower, grumpier figure, but both of them gave huge slaps – there is no week that does not repeat at least two or three of their films together. domestic TV channel.
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His favorite film, among the many works that have become cult, is Call me Trinity, of course it was also made together with Bud Spencer, the Hungarian title is The Devil’s Right and Left Hand. “The script was very good, the partner was very good, everything came together,” he recalled on a domestic TV show.
God forgives, I don’t! An Italian western film, also produced in 1967 with Spanish participation, was really their first joint work, which is most significant as the first joint film between Bud Spencer and Terence Hill in which they appear under their stage names: Hill said on a Hungarian TV show, Fem3, that he got into it by accident, an actor withdrew due to an injury. It sometimes depends on that, whether two people in the world get together, meet, and then leave behind many entertaining films.
He likes László Újréti’s voice, according to Terence Hill, it is close to his. The Hungarian actor was also in the studio, he told us that the first Spencer-Hill film was dubbed here around 1980, and when they saw it for the first time (perhaps Külvenben en dühkén we come) it seemed to them like a children’s film. With István Bujtor and Bud Spencer’s frequent Hungarian voice, they didn’t think it would be such a success, but it was very popular in Hungarian cinemas.
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