Question 1

Why is Sabata called a 'nine-fingered man' in the opening credits song?

Accepted Answer

The song refers to Sabata as a 'nine-fingered man,' a reference to actor Lee Van Cleef, who was missing part of a middle finger from an accident building a playhouse for his daughter.

Question 2

How is 'Return of Sabata' related to the film 'Adios, Sabata'?

Accepted Answer

'Return of Sabata' is the second Sabata film. Due to the success of the original, an unrelated spaghetti western starring Yul Brynner had his character renamed 'Sabata' in English dubbing and was released as 'Adios, Sabata'.

Question 3

What unusual costume detail did Lee Van Cleef have in this sequel?

Accepted Answer

Although Sabata was almost completely bald in the first film, Lee Van Cleef wore a wig in this sequel for the only scene where Sabata removed his hat.

Question 4

What is the conflict in Hobsonville that Sabata encounters?

Accepted Answer

Sabata arrives in Hobsonville, a town owned by robber baron McIntock, who taxes inhabitants for future improvements he claims he'll make.

Question 5

Which book lists 'Return of Sabata' among the worst films of all time?

Accepted Answer

It is included in 'The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (and how they got that way)' by Harry Medved and Randy Lowell.

Return of Sabata

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