Terence Hill on a superposter in Bravo of 20 November 1975.
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Terence Hill
Terence Hill 1968
Italian actor Mario Girotti on the cover of Bravo of 17 October 1968. Soon he’d change his name to Terence Hill and enjoy Europe-wide success with his movies, many of them with Bud Spencer.
Terence Hill 1975
Italian actor Terence Hill on as single-page poster in Bravo of 21 August 1975. He’s featuring a lot these days, and will come up a couple more times in the next weeks — including one from the time before he was Terence Hill!
Terence Hill 1965
Italian actor Mario Girotti on the cover of Bravo of 21 August 1965. The actor later changed his name to Terence Hill, and is career took off big-time. If you like Terece Hill, watch out for the posts on Wednesday and Sunday.
Terence Hill 1976
Italian actor Terence Hill on a single-page poster in Bravo of 5 August 1976.
Bravo 20 July 1978
Italian actor Terence Hill features on the cover of Bravo of 20 July 1978. That week 40 years ago, Germany’s youth read about:
• Interview with Andy Gibb
• All you need to know about Terence Hill
• 45,000 people at a California rock concert
• The Bay City Rollers’ US TV show
• The Police’s great laser show
• Sex ed: When girls love girls
• Michael Douglas in his new film, Coma.
• The Stranglers: Are they always so ugly?
• Luisa Fernandez: From hairdresser to disco star
• Richie Blackmore’s Rainbow in the US
Terence Hill 1973
Italian actor Terence Hill is pictured in the December 1973 issue of Bravo Posters.
(h/t www.bravo-archiv.de)
Terence Hill & Bud Spencer 1977
Terence Hill and Bud Spencer on a superposter in Bravo of 20 October 1977.
Terence Hill 1975
Italian actor Terence Hill on a single-page poster in Bravo of 16 January 1975. Hill had won the Golden Otto in Bravo’s annual readers’ poll for favourite actor.
He finished ahead of defending champion Jan-Michael Vincent, Roger Moore, Charles Bronson, Ryan O’Neal, ancient German actor Heinz Rühmann and Hill’s sidekick Bud Spencer.
Hill & Spencer 1980
Italian actors Terence Hill and Bud Spencer on a centrespread-poster in Bravo of 10 January 1980, promoting another one of their mindless movies.
