Salut l'ami, adieu le trésor !

Titre original : Chi trova un amico trova un tesoro

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Sur une petite île du Pacifique, Alan et Charlie tentent de trouver un trésor de guerre laissé par l'armée japonaise pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.Sur une petite île du Pacifique, Alan et Charlie tentent de trouver un trésor de guerre laissé par l'armée japonaise pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.Sur une petite île du Pacifique, Alan et Charlie tentent de trouver un trésor de guerre laissé par l'armée japonaise pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Réalisation
- Sergio Corbucci
Scénario
- Mario Amendola
- Sergio Corbucci
Casting principal

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7,1/10

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Réalisation
- Sergio Corbucci
Scénario
- Mario Amendola
- Sergio Corbucci
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Photos111

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Rôles principaux25

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Terence Hill

Alan

Bud Spencer

Charlie

John Fujioka

Kamasuka
(as John Fujoka)

Louise Bennett

Mama
(as Luise Bennett)

Sal Borgese

Anulu

Kainowa Lauritzen

Ulla

Mirna Seya

Dimhea

Terry Moni Mapuana

Alua

Linda Prast

Linda, the barmaid

Kathy Lun

Reporter

Herb Goldstein

Brady
(as Herbie Goldstein)

Arnie Ross

Warner

Tom Tully

Major

Baba Subraniam

Healer

Jay Amor

Pirate
(non crédité)

Salvatore Basile

Frisco
(non crédité)

Giancarlo Bastianoni

Hood
(non crédité)

Giovanni Cianfriglia

Hood
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Sergio Corbucci
Scénario
- Mario Amendola
- Sergio Corbucci
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Histoire

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Anecdotes
The movie's joke closing statement read: "The director and the entire production sincerely thank the people and authorities of "The Island" for their courteous and generous collaboration during the shooting of this film, and they solemnly promise never to return nor to reveal to anyone the location of this last unspoiled paradise". "The Island" the movie was actually shot at was Key Biscayne in Florida, USA.

Gaffes
In the scene where the natives lead Bud and Terence to the jap tank, they both wear parts of US uniforms they took from the abandoned WWII US military depot. Hill's shirt has US Air Force written on it, which is incorrect, as the USAF didn't exist before 1947, two years after the end of WWII.

Citations
Kamasuka: [sees Anulu getting squashed] Hurry, squashed banana!
Alan: [finds Anulu under the basket] Sorry about that, Anulu. Can I straighten him out?
Kamasuka: Yes, certainly.
Alan: [slaps Anulu, bringing him around]
Anulu: Mmm, yes, thank you, good!

Versions alternatives
On the Spanish DVD the last shot freeze frames before the last dialogue (in which the title of the movie is out spoken). There is also no end credits.

Connexions
Featured in Piedone nyomában (2018)

Bandes originales
Movin' Cruisin'
(uncredited)
Written by Carmelo La Bionda and Michelangelo La Bionda
Performed by Carmelo La Bionda and Michelangelo La Bionda (as The Oceans)

Avis des utilisateurs26

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6/10

a nostalgic movie

WHO FINDS A FRIEND FINDS A TREASURE is my favourite Bud Spencer- Terence Hill flick. Recently I got hold of the DVD of the same- and it took me back 20 odd years. As a young kid (around 10 years or so) I remember my parents taking me to see this movie in the theatre. It was in the early Eighties when the only English movies appearing in theatres were these dubbed Italian movies, dubbed French movies (read as Crazy Boys- aka Les Charlots) and Indo- Chinese movies- dubbed Chinese kung-fu action flicks. Original Hollywood movies took a while to reach India (at least 10 years). And Bud & Terence provided huge guffaws. The movie is all about a treasure hunt in a supposedly desert island in the pacific. Terence hill is a stowaway in Bud's boat and he manipulates the ship's navigation controls to take them to this island. Then on it's a laugh riot with the duo endearing themselves to the natives of the island. The laughs may not be of that quality we associate with modern day movies- but as nostalgic remembrance of my childhood, I treasure this movie.