It was, however, a challenge to one's ability handle confusion. The dialog was in the original Italian, and the subtitles were in Portuguese. Bear in mind that where there are subtitles, we are accustomed to reading them. This is great if your hobby is Romance Languages, but otherwise it can be somewhat distracting, and not in a good way.
The clip above is somebody’s YouTube gift to the world, a
mashup of “Shakin All Over,” as covered by the Twiliters, and a scene from an Italian
gangster movie called “Milano Calibro 9.”
(1972, directed by Fernando Di Leo.) The dancing girl is one of the
stars of the movie, her name is Barbara Bouchet. The fellow nervously smoking a
cigarette at the bar is a character named Ugo Piazza, played by Gaston
Moschin. He’s the real star, he’s in
practically every scene. Does he look a little bit familiar? Around the jaw and
the teeth, maybe? I thought so, too, and sure enough he played Fanucci in
Godfather II!
This movie is not for the feint hearted, it should be rated “W,”
for Watch The Fuck Out If Can’t Tolerate Violence In Movies.
I was lucky to find this movie, and it was all because I
stumbled across the website shakin-all-over.de while I was looking for info
about Hamburg rock bands from the Star Club era. This whole Internet thing is a
rocking good time, I’ll say.
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