Who was honored at a special "psychotronic" screening at the
Paris cinematheque. This one came second after a fairly decent
war movie. During Q&A, Castellari did not hide the fact that, for the
first movie, Mark Gregory was hired in a Gym in Roma, for his
physique more than his non-existent acting skills, which he proved
in several movies. Castellari stressed the fact that he was
disappointed with Gregory in this one, since he had lost a lot of
muscular weight (maybe that's why he never looses his jacket ?
And no closes-up, hiding his non-existent acting skills) Anyhoo, it
never was an actor to begin with, that is obvious. Anybody knows
what became of him ? (Castellari is a pretty nice and jovial man,
BTW, very open and straightforward during Q&A) I still think this sequel is better than the original, for what it's worth.
Both had huge releases in Europe, with impressive posters, and
made good money. Now, you have the same with 50 mil budgets,
a few MTV stars and special effects galore Go figure !
Paris cinematheque. This one came second after a fairly decent
war movie. During Q&A, Castellari did not hide the fact that, for the
first movie, Mark Gregory was hired in a Gym in Roma, for his
physique more than his non-existent acting skills, which he proved
in several movies. Castellari stressed the fact that he was
disappointed with Gregory in this one, since he had lost a lot of
muscular weight (maybe that's why he never looses his jacket ?
And no closes-up, hiding his non-existent acting skills) Anyhoo, it
never was an actor to begin with, that is obvious. Anybody knows
what became of him ? (Castellari is a pretty nice and jovial man,
BTW, very open and straightforward during Q&A) I still think this sequel is better than the original, for what it's worth.
Both had huge releases in Europe, with impressive posters, and
made good money. Now, you have the same with 50 mil budgets,
a few MTV stars and special effects galore Go figure !