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It Can Be Done, Amigo (1972)

Director: Maurizio Lucidi
Actors: Bud Spencer, Jack Palance, Dany Saval, Francisco Rabal
Runtime: 109 min.

A gunfighting drifter teams up with a boy to claim his inheritance while a pimp and gunfighter pursues him in order to force him to marry his sister.

Trivia: Bud Spencer (Hiram Coburn) was an Italian actor and former Olympic swimmer, this was his first starring role without Terence Hill, with whom he frequently collaborated in comedic westers. Dany Saval (Mary Broston) began her career dancing as a Can-Can girl at the Moulin Rouge in Paris. She was discovered by a Disney talent scout who happened to see her on a French magazine cover.