A Genius, Two Friends, and an Idiot (1975)
Expert conman Joe Thanks teams up with half-breed Bill and naive Lucy to steal $300,000 from the Indian-hating Major Cabot. Their elaborate plan is full of disguises, double-crosses, and chases, but Joe always seems to know what he's doing.
Director:
Damiano Damiani
Writers:
Ernesto Gastaldi, Damiano Damiani, Fulvio Morsella, Sergio Leone.
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Terence Hill as Joe Thanks |
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Miou-Miou as Lucy |
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Robert Charlebois as Bill Locomotiva |
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Patrick McGoohan as Major Cabot |
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Raimund Harmstorf as Sergeant Milton |
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Piero Vida as Jacky Roll |
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Rik Battaglia as Captain |
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Mario Valgoi as Thomas Trader |
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Mario Brega as Coach Driver |
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Jean Martin as Colonel Pembroke |
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Klaus Kinski as Doc Foster |
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Miriam Mahler as Pembroke's Daughter |
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Clara Colosimo as La ruffiana |
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Carla Cassola as Prostitute |
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Fernando Cerulli as Her husband |
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Vittorio Fanfoni as Jail guard |
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Benito Stefanelli as Mortimer |
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Renato Baldini as Sheriff in saloon |
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Roy Bosier as Jeremy |
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Gérard Boucaron as Village Idiot |
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Armando Bottin as Mortimer Henchman |
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Valerio Ruggeri as |
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Friedrich von Ledebur as Don Felipe |
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Deogratias Huerta as Union Sergeant |
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Edmondo Tieghi as |
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Karl Braun as Poker Player (uncredited) |
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Bruno Di Luia as Soldier (uncredited) |
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Lina Franchi as Mary Gomez, Prostitute (uncredited) |
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Furio Meniconi as (uncredited) |
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Tommaso Palladino as Man at Brothel (uncredited) |
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Desmond Thompson as Sheriff of Village (uncredited) |
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Pietro Torrisi as Mortimer Henchman (uncredited) |
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Natale Tulli as Man at Brothel (uncredited) |
| Directing | Damiano Damiani | Director |
| Writing | Ernesto Gastaldi | Screenplay |
| Writing | Damiano Damiani | Screenplay |
| Production | Claudio Mancini | Producer |
| Writing | Fulvio Morsella | Screenplay |
| Art | Carlo Simi | Production Design |
| Art | Francesco Bronzi | Production Design |
| Writing | Ernesto Gastaldi | Story |
| Writing | Fulvio Morsella | Story |
| Production | Sergio Leone | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Giuseppe Ruzzolini | Director of Photography |
| Production | Fulvio Morsella | Producer |
| Sound | Ennio Morricone | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Nino Baragli | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Maurizio Giustini | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Roberto Arcangeli | Sound Effects |
| Sound | Gaetano Testa | Sound |
| Crew | Giovanni Corridori | Special Effects |
| Costume & Make-Up | Orsola Liberati | Seamstress |
| Costume & Make-Up | Pierantonio Mecacci | Makeup Artist |
| Crew | Benito Stefanelli | Master at Arms |
| Sound | Fausto Ancillai | Sound Mixer |
| Directing | Sergio Leone | Assistant Director |
| Production | Diego Gómez Sempere | Production Manager |
| Art | Massimo Tavazzi | Set Decoration |
| Art | Carlo Simi | Art Direction |
| Production | Vasco Mafera | Unit Manager |
| Directing | Stefano Vicario | Second Assistant Director |
| Production | Franco Coduti | Unit Manager |
| Production | Claudio Giugno | Production Supervisor |
| Writing | Sergio Leone | Idea |
| Costume & Make-Up | Franco Carretti | Costume Design |
| Production | Sergio Leone | Director of Operations |
| Directing | Giuliano Montaldo | Second Unit Director |
| Production | Jean Gontier | Co-Producer |
| Art | Francesco Bronzi | Art Direction |
| Production | Claudio Cuomo | Unit Manager |
| Directing | Vittoria Vigorelli | Script Supervisor |
| Production | Claudio Mancini | General Manager |
| Directing | Stefano Rolla | First Assistant Director |
| Production | Sergio Leone | Producer |
| Writing | Sergio Leone | Screenplay |
