What different versions do exist of the film?

A disappointing curiosity that has its moments.

Scrappy plot, but great intro and it does have Klaus Kinski in the cast

Easily the poorest spaghetti western I've ever seen. Avoid.

Terence Hill show , here  playing his customary role ,  but this time without Bud Spencer

Estación de Calahorra, Guadix, Granada, Andalucía, Spain

Terence Hill and Bud Spencer in All the Way Boys (1972)

Terence Hill and Bud Spencer in I'm for the Hippopotamus (1979)

Terence Hill in Trinity Is Still My Name (1971)

Bud Spencer in Lo chiamavano Bulldozer (1978)

Thomas Rudy in They Call Me Trinity (1970)

Terence Hill and Bud Spencer in Crime Busters (1977)

Terence Hill and Bud Spencer in Go for It (1983)

In a few moments you'll be the deadest man that ever lived!

Terence Hill in A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe (1975)

How long is A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe?

Terence Hill

Miou-Miou

Robert Charlebois

Ernesto Gastaldi

Fulvio Morsella

Damiano Damiani

Three rogues set out to rob $300,000 from an Indian-hating cavalry major.

Un genio, due compari, un pollo

Easily the poorest spaghetti western I&apos;ve ever seen. Avoid.

I&apos;d never heard of this one until I stumbled across it on DVD (under the title &apos;A Genius, Two Partners And A Dupe&apos;). I was intrigued because it was directed by Damiano Damiani who made one of the very best non-Leone spaghetti westerns &apos;A Bullet For The General&apos;, and was produced (and many say co-directed) by Sergio Leone himself. I believe this was the last western Leone was involved with, and one of the very last spaghetti westerns ever made. The eclectic cast was another attraction. Terence &quot;My Name Is Nobody&quot; Hill, Miou-Miou, Patrick &quot;The Prisoner&quot; McGoohan and the legendary Klaus Kinski... Mmmm, very interesting! Well after sitting through this crap I now know why it&apos;s so obscure. It sucks. In almost every way. I have no idea of Leone&apos;s involvement, but the striking opening sequence looks like it might have been directed by him. Too bad it&apos;s all downhill from there! This was retitled to try and sell it as a sequel to &apos;My Name Is Nobody&apos;. Hill actually plays a different character and the connection between the two is tenuous at best. BUT it is in a similar vein to many of Hill&apos;s comedy westerns, or should I say &quot;so-called comedy&quot; westerns? I didn&apos;t get one laugh out of it. It&apos;s really hard to imagine a serious director like Damiani making slapstick rubbish like this. The awful dubbing doesn&apos;t help things either. Regarding the supporting cast, the bad news is Kinski. He only had a small role in &apos;A Bullet For The General&apos;, but in this one it&apos;s even less. Basically Kinski has a two scene cameo at the beginning of the movie, and that&apos;s it. I love watching Kinski but anyone renting this movie just to see him should be warned. The good news is McGoohan. He has a much more substantial role and is quite good. Unfortunately he&apos;s surrounded by actors hamming it up and a lousy script. If the movie hadn&apos;t have played it for laughs, had someone other than Hill as the star (say Franco Nero) and more Kinski it might have been good. As it is only rabid Leone fans will want to bother watching it. Easily the poorest spaghetti western I&apos;ve ever seen. Avoid.

I'd never heard of this one until I stumbled across it on DVD (under the title 'A Genius, Two Partners And A Dupe'). I was intrigued because it was directed by Damiano Damiani who made one of the very best non-Leone spaghetti westerns 'A Bullet For The General', and was produced (and many say co-directed) by Sergio Leone himself. I believe this was the last western Leone was involved with, and one of the very last spaghetti westerns ever made. The eclectic cast was another attraction. Terence "My Name Is Nobody" Hill, Miou-Miou, Patrick "The Prisoner" McGoohan and the legendary Klaus Kinski... Mmmm, very interesting! Well after sitting through this crap I now know why it's so obscure. It sucks. In almost every way. I have no idea of Leone's involvement, but the striking opening sequence looks like it might have been directed by him. Too bad it's all downhill from there! This was retitled to try and sell it as a sequel to 'My Name Is Nobody'. Hill actually plays a different character and the connection between the two is tenuous at best. BUT it is in a similar vein to many of Hill's comedy westerns, or should I say "so-called comedy" westerns? I didn't get one laugh out of it. It's really hard to imagine a serious director like Damiani making slapstick rubbish like this. The awful dubbing doesn't help things either. Regarding the supporting cast, the bad news is Kinski. He only had a small role in 'A Bullet For The General', but in this one it's even less. Basically Kinski has a two scene cameo at the beginning of the movie, and that's it. I love watching Kinski but anyone renting this movie just to see him should be warned. The good news is McGoohan. He has a much more substantial role and is quite good. Unfortunately he's surrounded by actors hamming it up and a lousy script. If the movie hadn't have played it for laughs, had someone other than Hill as the star (say Franco Nero) and more Kinski it might have been good. As it is only rabid Leone fans will want to bother watching it. Easily the poorest spaghetti western I've ever seen. Avoid.

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