Trinity Is Still My Name (1971) – Terence Hill & Bud Spencer’s Hilarious Return

🤠 THEY PROMISED THEIR DYING FATHER THEY'D BECOME SUCCESSFUL BANDITS. THEY FAILED SPECTACULARLY… AND IT'S HILARIOUS. Trinity Is Still My Name is the uproarious sequel to the Spaghetti Western comedy classic They Call Me Trinity. Terence Hill and Bud Spencer return as the lazy, brawling, bean-loving brothers in a film that became the highest-grossing Italian movie of all time upon its release. Starring: Terence Hill as Trinity, the impossibly fast gunslinger who'd rather nap than fight Bud Spencer as Bambino, the hulking, deadpan horse thief with a heart of gold Yanti Somer as Perla, the young woman who catches Trinity's eye Harry Carey Jr. in a memorable supporting role Why This Sequel Is a Must-Watch for Comedy Western Fans: A BOX OFFICE PHENOMENON: With over 14.5 million admissions in Italy alone, it shattered records and cemented Hill & Spencer as cinema's greatest comedy duo. THE ULTIMATE SPAGHETTI WESTERN PARODY: Critics call it "the quintessential parody of the spaghetti western, with some of the dirtiest, filthiest anti-heroes ever depicted". The slapstick gags are spot-on, and the chemistry between the two leads is electric. ICONIC COMEDY SET PIECES: From Bambino's confession scene (covered by loud organ music so the audience can't hear his sins) to Trinity's impossibly fast card-sharping and gunplay, the film is packed with unforgettable moments. A HEARTWARMING (AND HILARIOUS) PLOT: The brothers promise their "dying" father they'll become successful outlaws. Instead, they keep accidentally doing good deeds—saving a pioneer family, breaking up a gun-running ring, and giving away their stolen money. A CULTURAL TOUCHSTONE: The film's success spawned a franchise and remains beloved by fans worldwide. It even has a sequel, Sons of Trinity (1995). PLOT: After their father stages a deathbed confession to make them promise to become successful bandits, Trinity and Bambino set out to honor his wish—badly. They try to rob a wagon, only to find a sick baby and a broken wheel, so they fix it and give the family money instead. They con their way into new suits and a fancy dinner, accidentally impersonate federal agents, and stumble into a town called San José where a corrupt land baron is using a mission as a front for gun-running. Naturally, the brothers bumble their way into a massive brawl, save the day, and ride off squabbling—only to stop and help the same pioneer family yet again. Directed by: Enzo Barboni (as E.B. Clucher) Music by: Guido & Maurizio De Angelis Starring: Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Yanti Somer, Dana Ghia, Harry Carey Jr. The film that proved the West was funnier than anyone thought possible. 👉 LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the bell (🔔) for more full-length cult classics!