Navajo Joe (1966) | |
| Director(s) | Sergio Corbucci |
| Producer(s) | Luigi Carpentieri, Ermanno Donati |
| Top Genres | Action, Western |
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Navajo Joe (1966) was a Western - Action Film directed by Sergio Corbucci and produced by Luigi Carpentieri and Ermanno Donati.
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NAVAJO JOE On Blu-ray
By Dan Day Jr. on Sep 1, 2015 From The Hitless Wonder Movie BlogKino Lorber has been putting out a lot of Spaghetti Westerns on Blu-ray recently, and one of the latest is 1966's NAVAJO JOE, starring of all people Burt Reynolds. After he was shown a print of A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS by his buddy Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds thought that maybe he should try the Ital... Read full article
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Producer Dino De Laurentiis made this spaghetti western with the intention of replicating the success of A Fistful of Dollars after that movie had become a box-office hit. De Laurentiis wanted to find an American actor to rival Clint Eastwood's popularity. Reynolds had appeared in TV westerns and was part Cherokee Indian. De Laurentiis persuaded Reynolds to sign on.
Burt Reynolds only agreed to make this film because he was under the impression that Sergio Leone would be directing. When he found out it was Sergio Corbucci he tried to pull out, but the contracts had already been signed and it was too late.
Apparently, actress Nicoletta Machiavelli complained about the amount of dialogue she had in this picture and added that she felt that she didn't have a sense of place in the picture.
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Burt Reynolds only agreed to make this film because he was under the impression that Sergio Leone would be directing. When he found out it was Sergio Corbucci he tried to pull out, but the contracts had already been signed and it was too late.
Apparently, actress Nicoletta Machiavelli complained about the amount of dialogue she had in this picture and added that she felt that she didn't have a sense of place in the picture.
read more facts about Navajo Joe...
