My dad was in an Italian movie in the 1960s, and I'm looking for _any_ information onit.. It was filmed in 1967, to be released in 1968. The working title, according to my dad, was "Sunstroke"--in Italian, which he doesn't remember. It may be the Italian of "sunstroke" or some variation.

The only name he remembers from those who worked on the movie was Fabrizio Gianni, who he remembers as the assistant director. Gianni was also the 't director for The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.

What he remembers of the plot: These two couples have an auto accident, and come upon a Hippie Camp along a river called the Yellow Submarine.

My dad played The King of the Hippies, and he smoked banana leaves.

Some of this information is bound to be innacurate, as it's been close to forty years.

Absolute any information would be appreciated.

Thanks

I checked translation of "sunstroke" for Italian

Dictionary.com/translator

Colpo Di Sole

You might want to research it from that!

I'll see what I can find

Well Fabrizio Gianni was first director in the following films:
Un Bellisimo Novembre '69
Intocabilli Gli '68

Also obviously good bad and ugly '67

Let me know if he remembers any of these titles then go to a site called IMDB and type in Fabrizio Gianni as a search that should help

Omicido per appuntamento '67
Loosely translated into Date for a murder??