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Read somewhere else was a hoax. Sadly appears is for real. Lots of fun from his movies. RIP.
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Nooooo! Not Bud! Another 1 gone. He even developed his own unique punch - the trademark big fist brought down on a head to knockout opponents in fistfights. Great in 5 man army.
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Jun 27, 2016 - 11:12 PM
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Bob DiMucci
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Avco Embassy's success with the "Trinity" films in the U.S. caused small distributor Film Ventures International to locate the third teaming of Hill and Spencer, 1969's BOOT HILL, and release it in America in late 1972. The final part of the trilogy Hill and Spencer made with director Giuseppe Colizzi, prior to the Trinity movies, is a rather serious film, so it may have disappointed those expecting a comedy, particularly since the advertising referenced the Trinity pictures. In the film, "Cat Stevens" (Hill) teams up with the friend of a murder victim (Woody Strode) and his former buddy "Hutch" (Spencer) to face the perpetrators--a bunch of corrupt land grabbers, led by a man called "Honey Fisher" (Victor Buono), who are chasing honest people from their properties. Carlo Rustichelli completed his scoring duties on the trilogy, with the soundtrack being released by Digitmovies in 2004.
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Jun 30, 2016 - 5:29 AM
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leagolfer
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yes. Its a real shame. A very good actor, nice guy, love sheriff & the satellite kid, all Bud's films were funny & most of the scores were good too, when ever I felt down or a little pissed I would watch a bud film to brighten me up, Mr spencer, you'll be sorely missed, great films, laughs, amazing actor, unique. Thank you.
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