Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA tough cowboy facing some trouble crosses paths with a lonely woman living in the middle of nowhere.A tough cowboy facing some trouble crosses paths with a lonely woman living in the middle of nowhere.A tough cowboy facing some trouble crosses paths with a lonely woman living in the middle of nowhere.
- Indicado para 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 vitória e 2 indicações no total
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- CuriosidadesFinal acting role for Ken Curtis. He died in April 28, 1991, at the age of seventy-four.
- Erros de gravaçãoThe stagecoach driver says they are going to Lamesa, pronouncing it as "la maysa". Actor Barry Corbin, who is from the Texas panhandle, knows the town well and is aware that it is actually pronounced "la meesa". This was obviously due to the director.
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Johnny McGivern: Why didn't you draw on Kiowa?
Conn Conagher: You mean, was I afraid? Staples didn't need killing. He needed to be taught a lesson.
Johnny McGivern: He'd had killed you if he had the chance.
Conn Conagher: He might have. But I'll tell you something, kid. Any man who kills when he could do otherwise is crazy. Just plumb crazy. Some men take to a side of killing, Johnny. Just make sure when the killing time comes, you're standing on the right side.
- ConexõesFeatured in Big Guns Talk: The Story of the Western (1997)
Second, on behalf of my wife, this is her favorite western of all time.
And she has seen a bunch of them!
In addition to being a cowboy movie, it's a romance. A realistic one, too. Katherine Ross' strong female character provides an excellent counterpoint to Elliot's rough cowboy ways.
Sam Elliot gives his finest performance, I think. He certainly seems to be having fun while doing it, too.
In many ways, this movie reminds me of "Will Penny", another fine western, starring Charlton Heston. If you liked "Will Penny", you will like "Conagher".
- dishboy44
- 29 de set. de 2005
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