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6.5/10
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After spending 3 unforgettable hours with an outlaw, a beautiful young widow turns her story into a worldwide famous book.After spending 3 unforgettable hours with an outlaw, a beautiful young widow turns her story into a worldwide famous book.After spending 3 unforgettable hours with an outlaw, a beautiful young widow turns her story into a worldwide famous book.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Douglas Fowley
- Buck Bowers
- (as Douglas V. Fowley)
Michael LeClair
- Cody Taylor
- (as Michael Le Clair)
Billy Beck
- Mental Patient
- (uncredited)
Alan Bergman
- Songwriter
- (uncredited)
Elmer Bernstein
- Songwriter
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe movie was a rare instance where the author of a novel (Frank D. Gilroy) directed the filmed adaptation of his book.
- GoofsWhen Amanda (Jill Ireland) has the confrontation with the villagers at her door, the sleeve of her dress disappears between frames leaving her with a bare arm.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 3: Exploitation Explosion (2008)
- SoundtracksHello and Goodbye
Lyrics by Alan Bergman & Marilyn Bergman
Music by Elmer Bernstein
Sung by Jill Ireland
Featured review
Bronson in a lighter key works, but does not feed blood lust.
If you seek killer Bronson, he isn't home. But if you are willing to watch Bronson doing lighter work and be on screen with his wife in a mildly funny satire, enjoy. From first meeting to keeper of the legend, this is a Jill Ireland vehicle. It satirizes Bronson's previous work which grew out of the dime novel creation of the American West. We watch the Bronson character lose control of his real life because a widow creates a better outlaw than he was. Enjoy this for the satire on every level including the score and the songs.
It is a refreshing change of pace compared to the blood beast Bronson had to feed in many action movies. Now that it is being broadcast, watch it with the idea that Bill Hickok and Bill Cody played on stage for money and that dime novelist Ned Buntline gave out those Buntline specials to the men he wrote about. I suspect most of you will at least chuckle at the world caught up in the legend of a third rate bank robber ensnared by a woman he seduced. And the end is better satire than real life Emmett Dalton going to Hollywood to help make movies about the Dalton gang robbing Coffeyville. For an adult audience, this is far better entertainment than Over the Hill Gang slapstick. Give it a try.
It is a refreshing change of pace compared to the blood beast Bronson had to feed in many action movies. Now that it is being broadcast, watch it with the idea that Bill Hickok and Bill Cody played on stage for money and that dime novelist Ned Buntline gave out those Buntline specials to the men he wrote about. I suspect most of you will at least chuckle at the world caught up in the legend of a third rate bank robber ensnared by a woman he seduced. And the end is better satire than real life Emmett Dalton going to Hollywood to help make movies about the Dalton gang robbing Coffeyville. For an adult audience, this is far better entertainment than Over the Hill Gang slapstick. Give it a try.
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