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Go for It

Duration:

West Germany:107 min | Spain:104 min (DVD edition) | USA:107 min

Genres:

Action | Adventure | Comedy

IMDB rate:

7.1

Director:

Enzo Barboni

Details

Country: Italy

Filming Locations: Fontainebleau Hilton Resort - 4441 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Bud Spencer

Terence Hill

Rosco Frazer / Steinberg

Buffy Dee

David Huddleston

Tiger

Riccardo Pizzuti

Dottor Spider (aka 'il tipo infido')

Faith Minton

La fatalona

Dan Rambo

Jeremy Scott

Susan Teesdale

Barmaid

Dan Fitzgerald

Hotel Concierge

Al Nestor

Hamburger Vendor

Christine Troples

Concerned, younger wife in Pizza bar (as Christina Troples)

Woody Woodbury

Agent on Plane

Giancarlo Bastianoni

Black Suit Thug (uncredited)

Harold Bergman

Sam (uncredited)

George Coutoupis

Rockstar on Airplane (uncredited)

Alex Edlin

Man in Bar Reading Newspaper (uncredited)

Charles P. Harris

Restaurant Person (uncredited)

Joe Hess

Man in Bar Talking to Friend (uncredited)

Mal Jones

Pain in the Neck in Prison (uncredited)

Jeff Moldovan

Charlie Chan - Leader of Asian Fighters

Raffaele Mottola

Foreign Correspondent in Video Conference (uncredited)

Clayton Sauer

Man in Restaurant (uncredited)

Darcy Shean

Woman in Restaurant (uncredited)

Joey Silvera

(uncredited)

Paul Tenn

Killer (uncredited)

Clarence Thomas

Cleaner at airport (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The make and model of the car with Texas number-plates, and horns, lights and a big bull-horn on the bonnet and six spotlights on the front mudguard, was a gold painted 1958 Lincoln Continental Mark III.

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The name of the villain was K1. The wording on the t-shirts that his henchmen wore said "I Love K1". The K1 character is only ever known by this name and has no personal name in the movie. "K1" has no designated meaning as stated by the character.

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Amazonian model-actress Faith Minton's character is a hench-woman named "La Fatalona" which is an Italian word which means vamp of femme fatale. Released in the same 1983 was Never Say Never Again (1983) which featured a bad Bond Girl played by Barbara Carrera called Fatima Blush.

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Goofs

When Hill is riding the water scooter he is wearing his red cap, however in the shots from above the cap is blue.

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A mic and a head of crew member are visible as a reflection on the back seat's right window as "La fatalona" drives the car after "Rosco" blows the CIA car.

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At take off we see an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727, a narrow body aircraft (with one aisle). However, the shots inside the aircraft show a wide body aircraft (with two aisles), and this cannot be inside a 727!

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