Amico, stammi lontano almeno un palmo

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Amico, stammi lontano almeno un palmo (Italy 1972 / Director: Michele Lupo)

Also known as

Ben and Charlie (USA) | Amigo, Stay Away (UK) | Ben e Charlie (Portugal) | Méfie-toi Ben, Charlie veut ta peau (France) | Fais attention Ben, Charlie arrive (France) | Ben et Charlie (France) | Ben und Charlie (Germany) | Zwei linke Hände in der rechten Tasche (Germany) | Zwei Himmelhunde im Wilden Westen (Germany)| Les llamaban y les llaman dos sinverguenzas (Spain) | Ben & Charlie - Lannen villeimmat kaverkuset (Finland) | Ben och Charlie (Sweden) | Ben kai Charly (Greece) | Kijk uit Ben, Charlie wil je vel! (Belgium) | 新・さすらいの用心棒 Shin sasurai no yojinbo (DVD title, Japan) | Humpty Dumpty Gang
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Synopsis

Ben and Charlie are a pair of small-time hustlers, who go their separate ways after Ben is released from prison only to accidently reconnect, become involved in a bank robbery and are on the run from a ruthless Pinkerton agent.

Credits

  • Cast (Italian): Giuliano Gemma (Ben Bellow), Luigi Montefiori [as George Eastman] (Charlie Logan), Vittorio Congia (Allan "3%" Smith), Luciano Catenacci [as Luciano Lorcas] (Kurt van Niessen), Giacomo Rossi-Stuart (Pinkerton Detective Hawkins), Remo Capitani (Jose "Charro" Gonzalez), Nello Pazzafini [as Giovanni Pazzafini] (George "Butch" Quarry), Marisa Mell (Sara), Vittorio Fanfoni (bearded Blue Hill gambler), Carla Mancini, Gioia Desideri (woman on balcony)
  • Uncredited actors: Franco Fantasia (Sheriff Robbins, Red Rock), Aldo Sambrell (Sheriff Walker), Roberto Camardiel (sheriff of Silvertown), Fabián Conde, Cris Huerta (San Diego bank manager), José Riesgo (Silvertown barman), Jesús Guzmán (Silvertown telegrapher), Giovanni Cianfriglia (casino bouncer), Enrico Chiappafreddo (casino bouncer), Maurizio Streccioni (casino bouncer), Domenico Ravenna (casino gambler), Alfonso Sarlo (casino gambler), Osvalde Peccioli (casino gambler), Rodolfo Lodi (casino gambler), Enzo Mondino (casino gambler), Eros Buttaglieri (casino employee), Augusto Innocenzi (casino croupier), Attilio Pelegatti (casino croupier), Fulvio Mingozzi (casino manager), Tom Felleghy (Blue Hill gambler), Luis Induni (sheriff of Winfrey), José Manuel Martín (water trough farmer), George Rigaud (preacher), Francisco Sanz (Samuel J. Cobb, gunsmith), Artemio Antonini (Blue Hill gambler), Aldo Barozzi (Blue Hill piano player), Osiride Pevarello (fire eater), Arnaldo Dell'Acqua (Blue Hill brawler), Renzo Pevarello (Blue Hill brawler), Angelo Susani (Blue Hill prize fighter), Franco Daddi (Blue Hill brawler), Franco Ukmar (Blue Hill brawler), Claudio Ruffini (Blue Hill prize fighter), Aristide Caporale (barn gambler), Francisco Anniballi (barn gambler), Antonio Orengo (stage passenger), Joaquin Parra (Walker deputy), Angelo Casadei (bank guard), Rinaldo Zamperla (sack race contestant)
  • Director: Michele Lupo
  • Story: Luigi Montefiori
  • Screenplay: Sergio Donati, Luigi Montefiori
  • Cinematography: Joe D'Amato [Aristide Massaccesi] [Technicolor - Techniscope 2,35:1]
  • Music: Gianni Ferrio
  • Song: "Let it Rain, Let it Pour" sung by Stefan Grossman
  • Producer: Franco Committeri

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Versions and runtimes

  • Runtime: 118 min
  • There is a longer international version (approx 113min, depending on the medium) and the Italian version of approx 108min.

Release Dates

  • February 4, 1972 (Italy)

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