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Titolo: OT: Milano trema: la polizia vuole giustizia di Sergio Martino (RAIMOVIE 17,50)

Fu politicamente censurato, ma ancora vedibile.
 
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Perchè censurato? Già facevi propaganda per la sinistra? 
 
 
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The Violent Professionale (Milano trema: la polizia vuole giustizia)
D: Sergio Martino. SC. Ernesto Gastaldi; DOP: Giancarlo Ferrando (35rnm, Eastmancolor, Cinescope); M. Guido and Maurizio De Angelis, conducted by Gianfranco Plenizio; E. Eugenio Alabiso; PD: Giantito Burchiellaro; CO: Rosalba Menichelli; C: Giancarlo Ferrando, Claudio Morabito; AC: Bruno Pellegrini; APD: Luigi Urbani; AD: Fernando Popoli; MU Raffaele Cristini; Hair: Mascella Favella; SO: Bruno Zanoli; SE: Cataldo Galliano; SP: Francesco Narducci; S7 Donatella Ganibini, Rodolfo Valadier; SS: Mirella Roy Malatesta. Cast: Luc Merenda (Commissioner Giorgio Caneparo), Richard Conte (Padulo a.k.a. Salassolio), Silvano Tranquilli (Gianni Viviani), Carlo Alighiero (Commissioner Nicastro), Martine Brochard (Maria), Luciano Bartoli (Giacomo), Lia Tanzi (Prostitute), Steffen Zacharias (Monsomerda), Bruno Corazzari (Padulo's mari), Chris Avram (Vice-commissioner Del Buono), Cirylle Spiga, Rosario Borelli (Pepi Cartiglia), Anthony[Antonio Casale] (Casardi, prisoner on train), Bruno Boschetti henchman), Sergio Serafini (Padulo's man), Luciano Rossi ( prisoner on train), Carla Mancini, Valeria Sabel (Del Buono Anna Eugeni (Viviani's wife), Ezio Sancrotti (Giuliani, cp on	Enrico Marciani (Commentator), Claudio Raffini (Caneparo's gio Smacchi (Caneparo's tail), Susanna Melandri (Kidnappedli
Uncredited: Nestore Cavaricci (policeman), Enrico Chiappafreddo	liceman shot on train), Domenico Cianfriglia (Pool hall thug Colaianni (Storekeeper), Franz Colangeli (policeman), Toni(Doctor), Franco Moruzzi (Pool hall thug), Francesco Narducci, in car), Abramo Orlandini (policeman), Filippo Perego (polic oAs
Riccardo Pétrazzi (Robber with grenade). 
 
PROD: Carlo Ponti for Compagnia Cinematografica Champion, Luciano Martino for Dania Film
PM Maurizio Pastrovich; PSu: Francesco Fantacci; PSe: Marcello S
Country. Italy. 
Filmed at rcet-De Paolis and on location in Mila n.drivning time: 104'; Visa no.: 62938 (08.18.1973); Rating: v.m.l: Rdate: 08.22.1973; Distribution: lnterfilm; Domesticgross: l,162.•21,lire. Also known as: poices parallèles, Rue de la violence (France), lapoliciapidejusticia (Spain). Home video: Wild Ea: 'i)\1.USA), Alpha Home Entertainment (DVD, USA —"Grindhoii. i)ul 
Feature" with Deadly Drifter, No Shame (DVD, Italy), Daisia F(D\TD, Italy). OST: CD Digitmovies CDDM078.
 
Commissioner Giorgio Caneparo is suspendedfrom service for haviing shot two escaped convicts in cold blood. When his colleague  who was investigating a gang of bank robbers is killed Caneparo sets out to avenge him on bis own. He goes undercover the Milan underworld and takespart as driver in a bloody bank robbery organized by a mysterious man nicknamed "Padulo." Caneparo finds out that the gang was acting as part of a subversive plan,for the advent of a fascist regime, and he discovers that Padùlo is a wealthy publisher from Bergamo, who in turn follows the instructions of a mysterious boss. Caneparo discovers that the boss is one of his own superiors: he refises to be embroid in the subversive plot and kilis him.
 
Produced by Carlo Ponti and Luciano Martino's Dania Film and written by the reliable Ernesto Gastaldi.
 
The ViolentProfessionals— released in mid-August 1973, just ten
days after Castellari's High Crime— was another box office hit in Italy. Martino's film launched one of the genre's icons, Luc Merenda: as commissioner Caneparo, the handsome Merenda looks like a macho, musclebound version of Luigi Calabresi - someone who, according to a line of dialogue, «would have punched half humanity in the face and kicked the other half in the ass." 
 
Gastaldi provides him with a childhood trauma that marked his existence, the killing of his father -a policeman, too - by some thugs against whom he had hesitated to shoot. Caneparo doesn't have such qualms. "Time's up" he sneers in one of the opening scenes before killing in cold blood two convicts who just surrendered to him after a bloody escape attempt from the train that was transporting them to another prison. The sequence is purposefully left ambiguous: Martino inserts a dose up of a convict's gun which seems about to rise, suggesting that after all Caneparo was simply the quicker to draw, just like in a Western movie duel.
The Violent Professicnals also benefits from a lively, rockoriented score by the De Angelis brothers. As the ambiguous Padulo, Richard Conte makes for a suitable vi11ain, despite being obviously replaced by a double during the fight scenes. In the couple of years, until his death in 1975, he would become one of the recurring faces in Italian poliziotteschi.
 
 

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