Bud Spencer death tribute to Italian actor – ElTiempo.com

Bud Spencer swam in the film much more than the Olympic team in Italy. This athlete who once appeared in the film Quo Vadis? As a Roman guard would become over the years in the character of most wanted export around the world.

The reason is that the big man Naples achieved a recipe for action and white entertainment. With fists and kicks that did not hurt the spectator, but he drew smiles. Bud Spencer was always the strength, but also tenderness, as his running mate in some of his most famous productions (Terence Hill), he played the clever and a little manipulative. But in the end everyone loved the power of fat to convert fists into smiles.

A couple of years on Spanish television made him a tribute, not only for his long career as an actor, but also by the the creator of the famous slap with an open hand with defeating those trying to hurt her.

Also, it was the famous hammer fist, which closed hand hit the top of the bad turn. He was always respectful of women and children and some of his cinematic adventures showed everyday fears.

Many Colombians saw in the Sunday matinees, most accompanied by parents who felt confident with the frames wrapped movies. They also took advantage of the good humor and fun that provided those with real characters, out of stereotypes or preconceived aesthetic.

Bud Spencer was a monster action, as is also not remained in the comfort zone he gave her work in the comedy or follow the follies of his inseparable Hill. It was a restless man, that he measured the psychological terror of a filmmaker like Dario Argento in the film ‘Four flies on velvet’ or ‘black Turin’, a crime in which he showed a more dramatic hue.

However, never even a great actor, and a great star was considered. He just did what he had to do. But always he knew that his films had to give it a role to ordinary people and some justice. Always fought for the underdog and against the power, as seen in his film ‘Banana Joe’, in which he faced a mafia that wants to take over the banana market in a small Caribbean island.

Why ?, because he triumphed because he never took seriously fame or excess that sometimes reveals the film industry. He made music, but more for fun and to learn something else in life. In this area also had their fans.

Before his departure, which occurred on June 27, at 86 years old, always reminded Terence Hill (whose real name is Mario Girotti) as the most talented of the pair that formed on camera. Now Hill says (at 77) to be devastated by the news of the death of Bud Spencer, his best friend on and off the screen, but there are still movies, fuzzy VHS copies of some collectors or special editions that exist and that will come out in the future of ‘they call me Trinity’, ‘Miami supercops’, ‘God forgives, not me’ or two ‘fists river’; to remind Bud literally the biggest, and fun character of Italian cinema.

ANDY VARGAS HOYOS