And it features Christopher Waltz doing an impression of Chris Lowe off of The Pet Shop Boys:
Until the 90s Italian films weren't recorded with synch sound and everything got dubbed afterwards, so this is the only way to watch them. When there were English or American leads, the cast mostly spoke their lines in English and often the English dub can be superior to the Italian version.
Everybody would have been post-synchronised and there would have been Italian and English dubs made in Italy (other countries would have made their own dubs locally). Most of the time the lead actors would dub their own voices in their native language version, as with Mastrioanni here and it's probable that Reed dubbed himself for the English language track. Sometimes actors would have moved onto another job though and then they would have been voiced by someone else.
Does 'ol Hurricane feature?
he does! says he never learned to read proper till his teens and spent all his time bunking off school to go to play snooker. Great little docu.
Inspired by this post, I watched some early ER last night, the pilot and first episode to be precise. And it does stand up quite well after - well, it's more than twenty years isn't it?
