Trinity turns 50 and prepares for the party.
On July 15, the family of Italo Zingarelli, the producer who launched one of the most famous couples in Italian cinema, Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, will pay tribute to the saga with a series of initiatives organized on the Rocca delle Macie family estate in Chianti.
During the ceremony, the original 1970 film "Lo Chiamavano Trinità ..." will also be screened, restored in collaboration with the Cineteca di Bologna.
The event, initially scheduled in 2020 - in the year of the fiftieth anniversary - has been postponed due to Covid.
"Now - says Sergio Zingarelli, president of Rocca delle Macie -, we can finally do it with a newfound desire for serenity and conviviality!". "We want to remember the farsightedness of our father Italo - the words of his daughter Sandra - who was able to read in those scripts the desire, in an Italy that was experiencing the first important economic and social difficulties, to re-emerge and restart, with strength and lightness".
On July 16 in the Tuscan estate, born precisely following the success of Trinità, the "Galleria Trinità" will be set up, with the artistic supervision of Officina Grafica Firenze, with memorabilia from the sets and stills, and not only, unpublished, which it will remain to the enjoyment and fruition - as a movie destination in the heart of the Chianti Classico - of the thousands of fans always active in the world. To celebrate half a century of success, the sons Fabio, Sandra and Sergio dedicate a Chianti Classico Gran Selezione "dressed" by "Lo Chiamavano Trinità ..." to their father Italo.
A limited edition of 1970 Magnum, the top of the company's production and which represents the fulfillment of a story that began 50 years ago, when the producer - Roman by origin - fell in love with the hills of Castellina in Chianti.