All the Way, Boys
| All the Way, Boys (Più forte, ragazzi!) | |
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 Theatrical poster to the U.S. release of All the Way, Boys (1973) | |
| Directed by | Giuseppe Colizzi |
| Written by |
Barbara Alberti Giuseppe Colizzi |
| Starring |
Terence Hill Bud Spencer Reinhard Kolldehoff Cyril Cusack Marcello Verziera Riccardo Pizzuti Alexander Allerson Michel Antoine |
| Music by | Written by Oliver Onions |
Release dates | June, 1973 |
Running time |
120 min. 90 min (cut edition) |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
All The Way, Boys (Italian: Più forte, ragazzi!) is a 1973 Italian film starring the popular comedy team of Terence Hill and Bud Spencer.
Plot
Salud (Bud Spencer) and Plata (Terence Hill) eke out a living as bush pilots in South America. They fake plane crashes in order to collect the insurance money, but one time the plane crashes for real in the middle of the jungle. There they find a diamond mining community operated by Mr. Ears (Reinhard Kolldehoff). Plata and Salud decide to make a living by competing against Mr. Ears, making delivery services by airplane. Salud meets with an old man (Cyril Cusack) in the village, where he takes him to see a mountain and tells him the story of three friends who killed themselves, and why. The story involves the mystery behind the old man's story, and various slapstick fights with Mr. Ears, who dislikes the competition.
The film though in true vein of most of the famous duo's movies has some quite memorable moments for being poignant as seen in the scenes where each Plata and Salud had thought the other was dead and also when Cyril had died. Another quite liberated and moving scene wherein Plata asks the local Lady cook to dance with him to demonstrate to Salud where they were, a beautiful song and dance ensued followed by Plata saying to Salud "now do you know where we are?"
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