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Trinity Is Still My Name
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Trinity Is Still My Name

film by Barboni [1971]
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  • The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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    The sequel Trinity Is Still My Name (1971), in which the brothers save a pioneer family, break up an arms ring, and search for a hidden treasure, was even more successful than its predecessor and became the highest-grossing spaghetti western of all time.

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    The sequel Trinity Is Still My Name (1971), in which the brothers save a pioneer family, break up an arms ring, and search for a hidden treasure, was even more successful than its predecessor and became the highest-grossing spaghetti western of all time.

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