: The crime bears the signature of the outlaw Bill San Antonio , but Cat Stevens (Hill) supposedly killed Bill in a duel months earlier.
: A payroll train arrives in town, but everyone on board has been massacred. A fortune in gold is missing. God Forgives... I Don't! podnapisi slovenski
To make the film more appealing for international markets, both leads were told to choose "American-sounding" stage names: : The crime bears the signature of the
: The film culminates in a tense desert standoff—a "Mexican standoff"—where the duo must outwit the "Fox" (Bill) to reclaim the loot. God Forgives... I Don't! (1967) - IMDb To make the film more appealing for international
The film’s most "interesting story" actually happened behind the scenes. Originally, Terence Hill wasn't even supposed to be in it. The lead role was given to Peter Martell, but the day before filming started, Martell broke his foot in a freak accident. Desperate for a replacement who could ride a horse and looked the part, the director hired a young actor named Mario Girotti.
Unlike their later famous slapstick comedies (like They Call Me Trinity ), this debut was a brutal and serious Western.
: Cat Stevens and insurance agent Hutch Bessy (Spencer) team up to find the gold, eventually discovering that Bill San Antonio faked his death using a rigged gun with blanks.