Nero, Waltz, Carradine and Williams to the Quentin Tarantino Spaghetti Western star

Quentin Tarantino continues its tour across genres of cult film of the 1970s with a trip in the world of spaghetti westerns.

For a change, it is not Tarantino that spilled on it, the notoriously talkative Director did not say a word on it. Instead, the word came from iconic Italian actor Franco Nero, which spilled in an Italian interview he threw with treat Williams and Keith Carradine. Also have in plaster is Christoph Waltz. The title given by Nero would have translated roughly Angel, the Brute and the Wiseman, although it is a matter of some dispute. Speculation is that this could be filming in the fall.

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Because what the world needs is a Daryl Hannah 3D / Steve Guttenberg / Michael Madsen / Brigitte Nielsen / David Carradine Musical.

It is a film live action comedy/horror/musical/Highway 3D and is the first British film ever be shot in 3D.

After mistakenly sending a fund raiser for Neo Nazi instead of the stripper, group pay tribute to the Blues Brothers "The Jews Brothers", Stan and Ollie get offered a concert at El Dorado to make amends for a concert gone sour.

At the same time Jessica discouraged but beautiful woman is fleeing with her cheating husband nightclub $ 1 million.

All roads lead to the Eldorado and these lives intersect at that time, it means trouble. While these small lives revolve around the other greater power control action to make their visit to this city one they will never forget.

It is the 200th anniversary of the Eldorado, urbanites are hungry celebrate, which proves unfortunate step to tourists who come to visit and find that they are the plat du jour.

A parody of films including THE BLUES BROTHERS, SWEENEY TODD and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, ELDORADO is fairer to bad table manners and a little light music, it becomes a way of life.

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