It Can Be Done Amigo

A drifter and a skilled gunman form an unlikely alliance after the latter pursues the man to force him into marriage with his sister. Along their journey, they encounter a young boy who has inherited a house and some land from his uncle. The drifter promises the dying relative that he will protect the child and help him secure his inheritance. The group eventually travels to a town where a corrupt sheriff attempts to seize the property, which holds a hidden value that is not immediately apparent.

This comedy western was directed by Maurizio Lucidi and was the first of two films he directed, followed by Street People in 1976. The screenplay was written by Rafael Azcona. The film features a cast including Bud Spencer as Hiram Coburn, Jack Palance as Sonny Bronston, Francisco Rabal as Sheriff Franciscus, Renato Cestiè as Chip Anderson, Dany Saval as Mary Bronston, and Luciano Catenacci as James. A joint production between Spain, Italy, and France, the movie has a runtime of 109 minutes. It holds a moderate reception among viewers, with a rating of 5.7/10 based on 1,900 votes on IMDb and a 5.8/10 rating from 84 votes on TMDB.