Banana Joe

1982
A
1h 36min

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Un hombre vive felizmente en una isla con su familia, cultivando plátanos. Cuando un mafioso local, con un ojo puesto en la propiedad, trata de quitársela, debe ir al pueblo por primera vez ... Leer todoUn hombre vive felizmente en una isla con su familia, cultivando plátanos. Cuando un mafioso local, con un ojo puesto en la propiedad, trata de quitársela, debe ir al pueblo por primera vez para conseguir ayuda.Un hombre vive felizmente en una isla con su familia, cultivando plátanos. Cuando un mafioso local, con un ojo puesto en la propiedad, trata de quitársela, debe ir al pueblo por primera vez para conseguir ayuda.

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Curiosidades
Bud Spencer co-wrote the script under his real life name of Carlo Pedersoli. The movie is the only feature film where Spencer has been a writer, though after this movie Spencer worked as a writer on a number of tele-movies.

Pifias
During the truck racing scene, obvious miniatures are used for the off-road crash shots.

Citas
Police Captain: I don't know how you expect me to give you a license when you don't even know your surname, your father's name, your mother's name, your place of birth! It means you don't exist!
Banana Joe: I'm standing here right in front of you that means I must exist...

Conexiones
Referenced in Muchachada nui: Episodio #3.11 (2009)

Banda sonora
Banana Joe
(uncredited)
Written by Guido De Angelis and Maurizio De Angelis
Performed by Guido De Angelis and Maurizio De Angelis (as Olimpio)

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6/10

Amiable Comedy

Bud Spencer lives in a small village. He transports the bananas they grow to the nearest city in a ramshackle barge. He never sets foot on the shore. The village, the river, and the boat are his world. But crooked businessman Gianfranco Barra has bribed his way into a license to build a banana factory and a casino in Spencer's village. And Spencer does not have a license to deal in bananas. As far as the law is concerned, he doesn't exist.

All of which sounds like it could be a dire tale of a natural man ground by the millstones of so-called civilization. Fortunately, Spencer co-wrote the script, so it turns into a story about how civilization cannot contain him, with plenty of gag sequences. None are particularly original, but Spencer and his cast mates perform them with evident gusto, which goes a long way towards making this funny. From his straightforward courtship of Marina Langner, to the depredations of con man Mario Scarpetta, to drill sergeant Giorgio Bracardi, it's an amiable, loose-jointed comedy.