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<div class="large-6 columns">'''[[/Review|Adios Amigo]]''' ([[:Category:1976|1976]], [[:Category:USA|USA]]) is a [[:Category:Blaxploitation|Blaxploitation]]-[[:Category:Westerns|Western film]] directed by [[Fred Williamson]]. | <div class="large-6 columns">'''[[/Review|Adios Amigo]]''' ([[:Category:1976|1976]], [[:Category:USA|USA]]) is a [[:Category:Blaxploitation|Blaxploitation]]-[[:Category:Westerns|Western film]] directed by [[Fred Williamson]]. | ||
*'''Contents''': [http://www.amazon.com/Adios-Amigos-Heidi-Dobbs/dp/B0009K8L4S/102-4288925-5607313?ie=UTF8&tag=deuce-20 Buy DVD] | [[Adios Amigo (1975)|Poster Art]] | [[/Fun Facts|Fun Facts]] | [[/Press Kit|Press Kit]] | [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072604/ @ IMDB] | *'''Contents''': [http://www.amazon.com/Adios-Amigos-Heidi-Dobbs/dp/B0009K8L4S/102-4288925-5607313?ie=UTF8&tag=deuce-20 Buy The DVD] | [[Adios Amigo (1975)|Poster Art]] | [[/Fun Facts|Fun Facts]] | [[/Press Kit|Press Kit]] | [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072604/ @ IMDB] | ||
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"Snoozin'!...Crawlin'!...Draggin'!" would make for a better tagline for Fred Williamson's follow up to the broad success of Boss Nigger (1975). The film begins with a nondescript fight scene ending with a white rancher calling off the sheriff and offering to pay for the damages. He then takes Williamson's (Big Ben's) aggressors to the side and offers them $100 each to visit a parcel of land outside of town to steal horses from Big Ben in an effort "run all the black off of that land." Once the deed is done, Ben returns to the office of the rancher to confront his robbers...[[/Review|FULL REVIEW]] | "Snoozin'!...Crawlin'!...Draggin'!" would make for a better tagline for Fred Williamson's follow up to the broad success of Boss Nigger (1975). The film begins with a nondescript fight scene ending with a white rancher calling off the sheriff and offering to pay for the damages. He then takes Williamson's (Big Ben's) aggressors to the side and offers them $100 each to visit a parcel of land outside of town to steal horses from Big Ben in an effort "run all the black off of that land." Once the deed is done, Ben returns to the office of the rancher to confront his robbers...[[/Review|FULL REVIEW]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:50, 6 June 2015
Adios Amigo (1976, USA) is a Blaxploitation-Western film directed by Fred Williamson.
- Contents: Buy The DVD | Poster Art | Fun Facts | Press Kit | @ IMDB
Main Details
- Released in 1976
- Color
- Aspect Ratio: (2.35:1)
- Runtime: 87 min
- Rated: PG
- Production Co: Atlas Productions | Po' Boy Productions
- Directed by Fred Williamson
- Written by Fred Williamson
- Starring: Fred Williamson, Richard Pryor, James Brown, Robert Phillips, Mike Henry, Suhaila Farhat, Victoria Jee, Lynn Jackson, Heidi Dobbs, Liz Treadwell, Joy Lober, Thalmus Rasulala, Nick Dimitri
Also Known As
- No Sweat
- Geia sou file Trinita (Greece)
Taglines
- Two Sharp Dudes Taking Turns With Chicks and Tricks
- Boozin'!... Brawlin'!... Blastin'!...
Read More
"Snoozin'!...Crawlin'!...Draggin'!" would make for a better tagline for Fred Williamson's follow up to the broad success of Boss Nigger (1975). The film begins with a nondescript fight scene ending with a white rancher calling off the sheriff and offering to pay for the damages. He then takes Williamson's (Big Ben's) aggressors to the side and offers them $100 each to visit a parcel of land outside of town to steal horses from Big Ben in an effort "run all the black off of that land." Once the deed is done, Ben returns to the office of the rancher to confront his robbers...FULL REVIEW
