33 years later, the credits of this action film is still as cult, and its unforgettable rhythm has been created thanks to an improbable object

It is a song that has necessarily marked all lovers of action movies. In the heart of summer 1992, the cult saga L'Arme fatale, whose boi as energetic as melancholy was perfectly stuck to the adventures of the duo of cops composed of Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson) and Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover), revealed the unforgettable title It's probably me. Recalling the sounds of the first two films, his notes brought a very special cachet to the atmosphere of the fatal weapon 3.

If all the music of the illustrious franchise (which is always impatiently awaiting a fifth part) is of high quality, impossible to deny that the song It's probably mea great case of the credits of the fatal weapon 3, is its culmination. A magical title, imbued with a pure feeling, which marks the reunion of Eric Clapton, the composer Michael Kamen and the saxophonist David Sanborn after the first two parts.

Below, the credits of “the fatal weapon 3” carried by the tube “it's probably me”:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjzwsurw2pw

Newcomer to the musical adventure of the saga, a certain Sting, which composed the words of this It's probably me (Sting who will record a new version with Clapton and other musicians for his album Ten Summoner's Tales Released almost a year later). On the version of the fatal weapon 3, the Englishman is therefore behind the microphone, Eric Clapton officiates on guitar, Michael Kamen is at the keyboards and Sanborn indulges in the Alto saxophone.

Clapton lights the credits of “the fatal weapon 3” with … a lighter!

Note that in order to create the rhythm ofIt's probably meInternational Success (first place of sales in Italy and winner at BMI Film and TV Awards), Eric Clapton did not use a battery but the activation … of a Zippo petrol lighter! An astonishing choice but which fits perfection with the fiery credits of the feature film.

The trailer for “the fatal weapon 3”: