Lucky Luke (1991)

User Rating:

4.3/10   

Director:

Terence Hill

Writers:

Morris (comic) &
René Goscinny (comic) ...
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Release Date:

4 July 1991 (Germany)

Genre:

Comedy | Western

Plot Keywords:

Based On Comic | Drunkenness | Lucky Luke | Cult Western | Vulture

Cast

Terence Hill	...	Lucky Luke
Nancy Morgan	...	Lotta Legs
Fritz Sperberg	...	Averell Dalton
Dominic Barto	...	William Dalton
Bo Greigh	...	Jack Dalton (as Bo Gray)
Arsenio 'Sonny' Trinidad	...	Ming La Pu (as Arsenio 'Sonny' Trinitad)
Mark Hardwick	...	Hank, the Barman
Neil Summers	...	Deputy Virgil
Ron Carey	...	Joe Dalton
Buff Douthitt	...	Mayor
Sky Fabin	...	Digger Graves
Marc Mouchet	...	Seth Schultz
Radha Delamarter	...	Martha Schultz
Robin Westphal	...	Corinne
Deborah Mansy	...	Belle
Andrea Camarena-Lindsay	...	Saloon Girl (as Andrea Camarena)
Paula Baz	...	Saloon Girl
Amy Martin	...	Saloon Girl
Kira Davis	...	Saloon Girl
Robyn Reede	...	Saloon Girl
Jack Caffrey	...	Bowler
Roger Matter	...	The Disabled
Nicholas Anthony	...	Ace
Kenny Dikerson	...	Lt. Michael Reed (as Kenny Dickerson)
Phil Tracy Delgado	...	Mine Worker
Dave Thomas	...	Chief
Kee Bahe Elsisie	...	Two Feathers
Fredrick Lopez	...	Coyote Fox (as Frederick Lopez)
Jose Rey Toledo	...	Red Foot
Carl Allrunner Vicenti	...	Sick Eagle
William P. Yazzi	...	Snake in the Grass (as William P. Yazzie)
Kenneth White II	...	Indian
Virginia Bird	...	Indian
Pete Oka	...	Lonely Indian
Richard Montoya	...	Indian
Redbird	...	Fast Deer
Boots Southerland	...	Drunk Cowboy
Michael Morrow	...	Second Cowboy
Michael Pritchard	...	Wrangler
Adam Taylor	...	The Outlaw
James Tarwater	...	Cards Player no. 1
Jerry Hardy	...	Cards Player no. 2
Arthur Collins	...	Cowboy With Big Eyes
Stéphanie Barber	...	Berk County Woman
Douglas Eckberg	...	The Vice-President
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Roger Miller	...	Jolly Jumper / Narrator (voice)
John Quade	...	Luke's Sidekick (uncredited)

Directed by
Terence Hill

Writing credits
Morris		(comic) &
René Goscinny		(comic) (as Goscinny)
Lori Hill		(screenplay)

Produced by
Lucio Bompani	....	producer
Edoardo Margheriti	....	line producer

Original Music by
David Grover
Aaron Schröder		(as Aaron Schroeder)

Cinematography by
Carlo Tafani
Gianfranco Transunto

Film Editing by
Eugenio Alabiso

Casting by
Sarah C. Koeppe

Production Design by
Piero Filippone

Art Direction by
Cecily Hughes

Set Decoration by
Pier Luigi Basile

Costume Design by
Vera Marzot

Makeup Department
Alessandra Alessandroni	....	hair stylist
Gino Zamprioli	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Giorgio Russo	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Vanja Aljinovic	....	first assistant director
Ty Arnold	....	second assistant director
Jess Hill	....	third assistant director

Art Department
Giancarlo Carbonaro	....	head property master
Gilberto Carbonaro	....	set constructor
Carlo Leva	....	assistant decorator

Sound Department
David Quadroli	....	sound effects editor

Special Effects by
Brad Fletcher	....	special effects
Joe Heffernan	....	special effects

Stunts
Sylvie Bobko	....	stunt double: horse stunts (as Silve Babko)
Robert Cota	....	stunts (as Bob Cota)
Bret Davidson	....	assistant stunt coordinator
Brad Fletcher	....	stunt coordinator
Michele Gammino	....	stunt coordinator: Europe
Bobby Lee Hayes	....	stunts
Silvio Mazzarese	....	stunt double: horse stunts
Cole S. McKay	....	stunts (as Cole McKay)
Ron Nix	....	stunts
James 'JR' Pollard	....	stunt rigger
Spanky Spangler	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Paul Cuffee	....	gaffer
Harland Espeset	....	grip
Scott Kidner	....	lighting technician
David Mancori	....	assistant camera
Stefano Marino	....	gaffer
Stephen Mullen	....	best boy electric
Claudio Sabatini	....	camera operator
Giorgio Urbinelli	....	camera operator

Music Department
Abby Schroeder	....	musical director

Other crew
Dan Berryman	....	wrangler
Tom Berto	....	wrangler
Tim Carroll	....	wrangler
Kenny Dikerson	....	wrangler (as Kenny Dickerson)
Tom Eiden	....	wrangler
Mario Luraschi	....	special horse trainer
Karen Mattingly	....	script supervisor
Gianluca Russo	....	production assistant
Carl Sautter	....	story advisor
Bertrand Scheidt	....	assistant horse trainer
Paul Waigner	....	production advisor
Joe Krathwohl	....	vultures wrangler (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Paloma Films
• Reteitalia

Distributors

• Lucernafilm - Gama (1992) (Czechoslovakia) (theatrical)
• Tobis Filmkunst (1991) (Germany) (theatrical)
• Transmundo Films (1992) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• Union Générale Cinématographique (UGC) (1991) (France) (theatrical)
• Bridge Entertainment Group (2007) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Look Filmes (199?) (Brazil) (VHS)
• Silvio Berlusconi Communications
• Transmundo Home Video (THV) (199?) (Argentina) (VHS)

Special Effects

• Glyphics

Other Companies

• Cinecittà  camera systems
• Romana Gruppi Electrogen Cinematografica  electrical equipment
• Santa-Fe Stagecoach Line  stagecoach
• Studio 4  titles
• Tirelli Costumi  costumes by

Also Known As:

Dzielny szeryf Lucky Luke (Poland) [pl]
Lucky Luke (Greece) [el]
Lucky Luke (Argentina) [es]
Lucky Luke (Germany) [de]
Lucky Luke - lännen nopein (Finland) (video title) [fi]

Runtime:

Argentina:83 min | Germany:92 min | Finland:92 min

Country:

Italy | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Iceland:L | Finland:K-3 | Norway:10 | South Korea:All | Argentina:Atp | Chile:TE | UK:U | USA:PG

Filming Locations:

Las Vegas, New Mexico, USA

Company:

Paloma Films

Trivia:

Terence Hill dedicated this to his two sons Ross (1973-1990) and Kevin

Movie Connections:

Followed by The Adventures of Lucky Luke (1992) (TV)

For "Trinity" fans, this is a must see...

In the 60s, Clint Eastwood rose to fame starring in a series of Spaghetti Westerns as the "Man With No Name" Observing their success, a young Italian actor changed his name to Terence Hill and started cranking out his own version of the wild west. They called him "Trinity" and over time, the Trinity series acquired a cult following. Trinity was an affable, absolutely filthy (although clean shaven) drifter who wandered the Wild West with a smile on his face, fearing nothing. He WAS the fastest gun in the West. If they didn't back down after seeing his dazzling gun play, he set them up for somebody else. Trinity didn't say much, never swore, and never killed anybody. With dubbed English and hoakey fist fights, these films were absolutely stupid! Henry Fonda co-starred in one of the films. Looking a bit older, Terence has ditched the filthy clothes and changed his characters name. Even so, except for the talking horse, it's still a "Trinity" classic. This film strays from the original series in that it was filmed in the US (New Mexico) and utilizes a mostly American cast. Also, they actually spent some money on the soundtrack. Roger Miller wrote and performed the "Ballad of Lucky Luke".

A lot of fun and laughs. This film demonstrates that it IS possible to have humor without sexual innuendoes, foul language, or off color jokes. Disney could learn something here...