Click the links below to read the reviews: DVD Talk posted a terrific review of GET MEAN Movieline Movie Review-Get Mean | WickedChannel.com Rock! Shock! Pop! – Get Mean review GET MEAN Blu-ray review – Fulvue Drive-In Get Mean review – High-Def Digest Get Mean review – DVD Active Get Read more…
Independent U.S. distributors Blue Underground have announced that they will release on Blu-ray director Ferdinando Baldi’s western Get Mean (1975), starring Tony Anthony, Lloyd Battista, Raf Baldassarre, and Diana Lorys. The release will be available for purchase on October 27. When an American cowboy stumbles upon a gypsy family Read more…
Here is a new write up on Comin At Ya with info on Get Mean… Feb 23, 2012The Telegraph Back in the Saddle with ‘Comin’ At Ya!’ By Joe Leydon Feb 23, 2012 – 01:55 PM Spaghetti western star Tony Anthony Clint Eastwood and Sergio Leone blazed the trail for Read more…
I was just reading an article that said Charlie Sheen had premiered his on the road show in Detroit at the Fox Theater and was booed and heckled. We premiered GET MEAN in Detroit at the Fox Theater and we had interesting results that might portend badly for Charlie. I Read more…
After GET MEAN was released in 1976, I was in Miami and a publicist scheduled me to be interviewed by Larry King on his radio show. Larry interviewed me and we spoke about the film and my rock and roll past, but the most interesting time for me was during Read more…
As I posted earlier, I had to arrive in Almeria with cash or everyone was leaving the filming and it would be all over. The crew would scatter to the four corners. At the very last minute and I mean the very last minute, I got an investor for $17,500 Read more…
We had run out of money and Tony told me that I had to come to Almeria with $50,000 or else everyone would leave and we were screwed. To be more specific “Tony had previously told me that the production manager would meet me in Madrid and if I Read more…
My topic heading refers to a mistake that a lot of film producers make.. don’t start without all the money!!! Tony told me that we had to begin production on our next spaghetti western. I don’t recall the actual working title.. ( I will go thru my records at some Read more…
This will be the first time that I have told of this–As Tony took “The Stranger” into other realms, we had someone else that believed in the concept, Stan Lee. I met with Stan after we were finished with “BEAT A DEAD HORSE”, prior to it’s becoming GET MEAN. We Read more…