Three Amigos
Three Amigosby John Landis1h441986United States
Recommended byMichel Hazanavicius, Dominique and Fiona Abel & Gordon
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Three actors accept an invitation to a Mexican village to perform their onscreen bandit fighter roles, unaware that it is the real thing.
Credits
- Distributor : Studiocanal
- Production Compagny : Home Box Office (HBO), L.A. Films
- Original Music : Elmer Bernstein
- Director : John Landis
- Executive Producer : Steve Martin
- Scenario : Steve Martin, Lorne Michaels, Randy Newman
- Producer : Lorne Michaels
- Photo Director : Ronald W. Browne
- Set Decoration : Richard Goddard
- Costume Design : Deborah Nadoolman, Pam Wise, Hugo Peña
- Sound Recorder : William Kaplan
- Editing : Malcolm Campbell
Technical details
- Printed format : 35 mm
- Year of production : 1986
- French release date : 1 juillet 1987
- Category : Feature film
- Color : Colors
- Language : English
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