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What is the name of the cowboy I remember Jack snuck up on
Richard when he was sleeping,
the camera was on Richard's
eyes when they opened wide,
and Jack said "do you know
what work you up? It was me
cutting your throat"
I think that was the end of
the movie.
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First of all it wasn't Richard Harris. It was the famous Marlon Brando. The name of the movie is Missouri Breaks. Decent movie with two of the best actors ever. |
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What's the name of this Old About 15 years ago I watched a
movie at school the was black
and white and it was about a
cowboy who was trying to
survive in a modern world. All
I really remember is the end.
It was a rainy scene and the
cowboy and his horse are
trying to cross a road with
busy traffic, the horse gets
spooked and bolts and gets hit
by a car and the end it
someone shooting the horse.
What is the title??
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Lonely Are the Brave (1962) starring Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands, Walter Matthau, Carroll O'Connor, William Schallert, George Kennedy, Karl Swenson, Bill Bixby (film debut in bit part) IMDb synopsis: Jack Burns is a cowboy who is ill at ease with the modern world of the early Sixties. He rolls his own smokes and cuts through fences when they are in his path. He carries no ID, not even the requisite draft card. He is on a collision course with the world around him. When he learns that his best friend has been jailed for helping illegal aliens, he gets himself arrested so that he can free his friend by breaking out. When his friend refuses to become a fugitive Burns flees on his own and sets off a manhunt, pursued by mild-mannered Sherrif Johnson. IMDb review excerpt: Jack Burns' (Douglas') horse, Whiskey, plays an important role in the movie. Burns himself may have learned how to deal in his own quiet way with legitimated authorities, but Whiskey represents the Old West. He holds Douglas up. He's frightened by noisy helicopters and betrays Burns' presence. He slips on a highway amidst the traffic and dooms them both. Whiskey is in a sense that part of Douglas that keeps getting him into trouble. TRIVIA: This is Kirk Douglas' own favorite performance. After Douglas read the novel "Brave Cowboy" by Edward Abbey, he purchased the rights and gave the project to his friend Dalton Trumbo. Douglas said Trumbo's screenplay was perfect, the best he had ever read, and didn't change one word of it. |
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Who is the character Skull I have seen the deleted scene
and heard about the character
Skull Cowboy from the movie
The Crow, but I can't really
find any information on the
character. Can someone tell me
who he is?
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In the original graphic novel, a skull faced specter shows up a few times to torment Eric in dream like scenes. For example, there's a scene on a train where Eric looks out the window and sees a horse caught in barbed wire. The crow appears on his seat and says "Shouldn't have looked, boy." The skull faced being appears and says "Tickets, please." Later he shows up while Eric is recalling his life with Shelly. Shelly dies and the skull specter appears in a sort of cowboy duster. The crow says "Nice suit, eh kid? The skull really has no purpose other than to represent death and mocking. In the film, the Skull Cowboy was apparently intended as an additional guide, but deleted because Proyas thought him redundant. Eric has guidance from the crow, why have the cowboy laying matters out? |
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