Non c’è due senza quattro (original title: Non c’è due senza quattro) is a 1984 Italian comedy series starring Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. The two actors are best known for playing dual roles.
The screenplay is written by Marco Barboni, the film is directed by EB Clucher, the music is composed by Franco Micalizzi, and the producer is Vittorio Galiano. In our article below, you can read some interesting facts about the now classic movie called Unstoppable, which you may not have heard of until now.
1. Most of the film was made in Brazil, although not co-produced, some Brazilian actors and supporting actors assisted in filming, such as Dary Reis, one of the famous actors. the language of his country.
2. They originally planned to shoot a Piedone movie with Bud Spencer that would take place in Rio, but because the final work, Piedone, didn’t have the desired success in Egypt, they canceled the sequel. . However, a Bud Spencer movie set in Brazil was made, which, along with Terence Hill, became Zero Two Zero Four.
3. Scenes where people look alike are made by montage, i.e. two separate shots are cut into one. Other scenes feature stuntmen that can only be seen from behind. The method is very simple, but the film looks completely realistic to this day.
4. This is the last time EB Clucher has directed a film where two acting legends co-star.
5. The film was shown in theaters in Italy on October 21, 1984 and in Hungary on April 17, 1986, with an updated version on March 2, 2017.
6. This is Bud Spencer and Terence Hill’s 15th film together.
7. The story, based on a hilarious blend of four men, was written by Marco Barboni, who perfected the wrong turn in the 1983 screenplay for The Pressure, in which the couple slapping each other was beaten. mistaken for a professional undercover agent, to the shame of James Bond.
8. Incidentally, Marco Barboni is the son of Enzo Barboni, the brilliant Western cinematographer, writer and director, who successfully transferred the formula of Guiseppe Colizzi’s Western Spencer-Hill to the world. modern and shoots eternal classics with legendary wrestling duos like The Devil Right and Left his hand is 1-2, with Bündászok and Nyomás following him (but he also takes note of Western Hardhead by Terence Hill and Half Foot in Paradise by Bud Spencer).
9. Another interesting take on the film is that at the beginning of the story, two comedic heroes agree to replace Brazilian millionaires for $1 million each – and Bud Spencer and Terence Hill also take get the same amount for the main roles.
10. The Coimbra brothers’ white car is a 1962 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II.