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Lucky Lucky et les Daltines (France) | Lucky Lucky (Netherlands) | Lucky Luke en de Daltons (Netherlands) | Mijn Treintje Fluit Achter De Wijfjes (Belgium) | Lucky Lucky et les Daltines (France) | Lucky Lucky (Netherlands) | Lucky Luke en de Daltons (Netherlands) | Mijn Treintje Fluit Achter De Wijfjes (Belgium) | Pornowest (Italy) | ||
== Cast and crew == | == Cast and crew == | ||
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L'arrière-train sifflera trois fois (France 1975 / Director: Jean-Marie Pallardy)
Also known as
Lucky Lucky et les Daltines (France) | Lucky Lucky (Netherlands) | Lucky Luke en de Daltons (Netherlands) | Mijn Treintje Fluit Achter De Wijfjes (Belgium) | Pornowest (Italy)
Cast and crew
- Cast: Jean-Marie Pallardy (John Kayket), Jean Luisi (Billy the Kid), Véra Valmont (Maureen O'Lala), Willeke van Ammelrooy (Lucky Lucky), Alice Arno (Calamity Jane/Gilda), Joelle Coeur, Jacques Insermini, Patricia Mionnet (Lulu), Gilda York (Sabine), Ed (Sheriff Carlos), Arry (Indian), Roy Evelyne Scott, Martinr Azenko, Barbara Moose, Gilbert Servient, Guy Maria, Charlie Schreiner, Liliane Lemieuvre, The Blue Bell Girls
- Story: Jean-Marie Pallardy
- Screenplay: Jean-Marie Pallardy
- Cinematography: Jean-Paul Prainer, Jacques Robin [Technicolor]
- Music: Paul De Senneville, Olivier Toussaint, Eddie Warner
- Producer: Georges Combret
Story
A saloon and brothel opens in the western town of Bebert Hill and pays big dividends until Lucky Lucky, a feminist, puts a stop to the proceedings.
