Movie2017 · Released · 122 min
A documentary road-movie about an early-retired policeman and a blind bank clerk who become best friends at the annual Bud Spencer/Terence Hill Fan Festival. They hit the road in an old VW bully in order to make their biggest dream come true: meeting their hero Carlo Pedersoli alias Bud Spencer in person.
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Marcus Zölch
Self
Jorgo Papasoglou
Self
Bud Spencer
Self
Terence Hill
Self
Riccardo Pizzuti
Self - Interviewee
Mario Pilar
Self - Interviewee
Marco Barboni
Self - Interviewee
Giulio Base
Self - Interviewee
Alessandro Capone
Self - Interviewee
Guido De Angelis
Self - Interviewee
Maurizio De Angelis
Self - Interviewee
Ottaviano Dell'Acqua
Self - Interviewee
Franco Micalizzi
Self - Interviewee
Marco Tullio Barboni
Self - Interviewee
Sandra Zingarelli
Self - Interviewee
Christian Heger
Self - Interviewee
Antonio Tentori
Self - Interviewee
Antonio Buccioni
Self - Interviewee
György Kárpáti
Self - Interviewee
Luciano De Crescenzo
Self - Interviewee
Rainer Brandt
Self - Interviewee
Thomas Danneberg
Narrator
Sal Borgese
Self - Interviewee
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