Király Levente - Hasonmások - Incredible stories Bujtor Istvánról and Bud Spencerről

The Hungarian Bud Spencer. This is how István Bujtor has lived in the public consciousness for half a century, which is partly due to the fact that he was the iconic dubbing voice of the Italian actor and, on the other hand, the main character of the Ötvös Csöpi series, which was based on the Piedone films. Of course, there is not only that much connection between him and his eerily similar colleague from Naples. Spencer's and Bujtor's careers are full of similarities, starting with the fact that both of them were active in sports, came to the screen without acting qualifications, and that they were not satisfied with their success as performers.
The book brings to life never-before-heard stories about the private lives of the two actors and their films. We can find out how the director Steno instructed Bud Spencer with a handkerchief in his hand in the Piedone films, what Brigadier Caputo and Brigadier Caputo laughed and fooled with during the filming, why the Naples police saw the Italian actor as a bank robber, and how Bud Spencer saved the man who fell into the water Chinese stuntmen in Hong Kong. For the first time, the world's biggest slapper talks about the martial arts technique he learned from Bruce Lee, why he insisted on capoeira fighters in his films and why the movie Piedone was not filmed in Rio de Janeiro.
The book reveals, among other things, why István Bujtor was considered a partisan by his fellow actors and why the people of Balaton revered him as a saint. Colleagues testify about what Bujtor's fears were on the set, how he was able to get a helicopter and police cars for his productions and what the colleagues of the Ministry of the Interior investigated when reviewing the footage.
Interesting and witty stories and honest confessions can be read about the protagonist of the Ötvös Csöpi films, István Bujtor, and one of the greatest legends of Italian film history, Bud Spencer, who also revealed why he was much more popular in our country than in Italy. "This is incredible for me as well. There may be something in the lifestyle of the Hungarians that makes them identify better with my work. Hungarian people are strong and generous, just like me in my films," the Italian acting giant confesses in the book.
Király Levente Kamera Hungária and San Gennaro award-winning journalist, director, editor. Among other things, he worked in the editorial offices of Ablak, Évgyűkók, Napi Mozaik, Napali, Híradó, Múltkor, Fatestársak, Jelfogó, Jónak lenni ga, but he also tried his hand at scientific, cultural, and even sports programs. He also met Arnold Schwarzenegger, interviewed Bud Spencer, Terence Hill, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Ennio Morricone and Claudia Cardinale. He is currently the editor-in-chief of MTVA's Main Projects Directorate and a reporter for Kossuth Rádió.