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Milano Calibro 9 (1971)

Director: Fernando Di Leo

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From Time Out London

Hapless Moschin is just out of jail when loony gangster Adorf (a mustachioed meld of Alfred Molina at his most villainous and Cheech from ‘The Godfather’) sets upon him for the $300,000 he allegedly pilfered from his clan. Needless to say, the heavy’s resolve is brutally relentless. Onward from its overture of face-slicing, floozy-slapping and dynamite-rigging, the (English-on-English-dubbed) film’s influence on fan Tarantino is (often regrettably) apparent.

Author: JWin 2005-05-17 14:40:05

Time Out London Issue 1813: May 18-25 2005

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Director: Fernando Di Leo

Cast: Gastone Moschin, Mario Adorf, Luis Bacalov, Barbara Bouchet

Duration: 97 mins


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