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agency, is assigned to capture the outlaws. Rixley doggedly remains on their trail, accidentally killing a
Younger cousin and the youngest James brother, and losing several of his men in the process. Due to his errors, the Pinkertons back off. Jim Younger, who initially courted a girl named Beth, is
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various writers, which include James and Stacy Keach, who also play Jesse and Frank James, and its director Walter Hill, haven't anything new to reveal, their film by default becomes merely an excuse to restage that
Northfield raid in as bloody a way as possible. This hollow and tedious outlaw saga
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but by this time they had become unavailable. Jeff
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who agreed to direct. Hill had been working on another film which had fallen through and, as he later said, "I'd been dying to do a
Western for years. I just like 'em. There's a kind of an idyllic quality that surrounds the shooting of them, it seems like a more fundamental film process, more to me
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Bobby and Jim came to me and said, 'Do you want to do this picture?' You know, I just thought it was the kids talkin’, but then they said, ’Well, Stacy said he’ll do it.’ And I said, 'Well, if Stacy said he'll do it. I'll do it.' Then they went to Stacy and said, 'Well, David said he’ll do it’, and
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The surviving gang members temporarily make camp in the woods. Jesse decides to continue running, leaving the injured to their fate when a posse catches up to them. Though reluctant and threatened by Cole, Frank joins Jesse and they ride off. Jesse informs Frank he intends to strike up a new gang
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The holdup goes wrong: the bank's vault has been set on a timer and cannot be opened. A cashier and another citizen are shot and killed. While trying to escape, the gang is fired upon by the townspeople. Two outlaws are killed, Clell is fatally shot, Frank is hit in the arm, and all of the
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James Keach later recalled, "Everyone told me, 'You can't get all these guys together; family devotion is one thing, but this is
Hollywood.' We decided to prove how serious we were by having a group picture taken. We did it at midnight in a recording studio where Keith was cutting some numbers. We
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wrote: "the story seems more re-enacted than acted and one is finally more impressed than moved. Only David
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The idea that all the brothers in the story would be played by real-life brothers expanded. In June 1976 it was announced the film would star the
Keaches as the James brothers, the Carradines as the Youngers, and Beau and Jeff Bridges as the Fords. In June 1977 it was announced the film would be
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Bob and Charley Ford offer to give up Jesse, who has asked them to join his new gang, for money. Rixley recruits them to assassinate Jesse for $ 15,000. They have dinner at Jesse's house and, while he adjusts a hanging picture, Bob kills him. Upon learning of his brother's assassination, Frank
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just blew that out of the tub," said a publicist. "Parrott was chosen because it's almost as if time stood still there. The ravages of the years have not touched the buildings and it closely resembles Northfield, Minn., in 1876," said Gene Levy, the production manager.
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disturbed to find her engaged to Ed. At Frank and Jesse's younger brother's funeral, he convinces Beth to leave Ed and she eventually marries him. Clell Miller suggests the James-Younger Gang ride north in September 1876 to rob a bank belonging to "squareheads" in
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Stacy and James Keach) is basically an assemblage of bits and pieces that doesn't build toward any real emotional payoff. Yet 'The Long Riders' is still the best Western in many years — it has the laconic elegance of a ritual."
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660:, who had his own Jesse James script. Stacy Keach says another writer called Steven Smith "came in to pull all the threads together". In October 1975 it was reported the Keach brothers were working on the script, then called
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when they return to Missouri, but Frank is clearly reticent. The James brothers return home to Missouri and the Youngers are captured. Rixley interrogates the Youngers in prison, but they refuse to give up Jesse.
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good and I figured we would have had a good time doing it because we know all those other guys. Walter Hill is an extraordinary filmmaker and I think he added a specialness to it that the script lacked."
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it made $ 5,891,149 in the USA, in part due to "a terrible campaign that emphasized how alike all the players looked without exploiting the family theme that might have aided box office."
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film: "The jokes are funny but the bullets are real." That's really what this movie is about. These were big, reckless, high-spirited guys that were unaware of the ripples they caused.
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which had been shown there on cable that I got enthusiastic again. I realised the Jesse James legend goes on and on. I can't wait to do the new one."
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118:Dennis Quaid
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2741:Jesse James
2488:Jesse James
2458:Robert Ford
2429:Frank James
2403:Jesse James
2328:Madso's War
2115:Walter Hill
2078:Film review
1647:Walter Hill
1643:Walter Hill
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1635:James Keach
1631:Stacy Keach
1610:Keach p 136
1588:Keach p 135
1324:Keach p 133
1251:. "We we-
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955:Gene Siskel
752:Walter Hill
742:Walter Hill
707:Long Riders
658:Bill Bryden
582:James Remar
576:Amy Stryker
565:Belle Starr
561:Pamela Reed
488:Robert Ford
461:Randy Quaid
442:Bob Younger
433:Jim Younger
407:Frank James
403:Stacy Keach
398:Jesse James
394:James Keach
357:Pinkerton's
338:Jesse James
287:Stacy Keach
283:James Keach
279:Walter Hill
244:$ 8 million
122:Randy Quaid
114:Stacy Keach
110:James Keach
89:James Keach
87:Stacy Keach
80:Produced by
74:James Keach
70:Stacy Keach
62:Bill Bryden
52:Walter Hill
48:Directed by
3089:1980 films
3083:Categories
3000:Literature
2902:Recreation
2888:MOM Brands
2752:Literature
2460:(assassin)
2451:Associates
2308:Undisputed
2208:Crossroads
2138:The Driver
2128:Hard Times
2035:Metacritic
1940:, page g1.
1912:, page e1.
1842:Metacritic
1821:October 5,
1104:References
1066:"wasn't a
1044:Box office
1038:Metacritic
1030:28 reviews
877:Soundtrack
299:Best Music
249:Box office
220:99 minutes
204:1980-05-16
167:Production
58:Written by
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3063:(88.1 FM)
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2431:(brother)
2298:Supernova
2278:Wild Bill
1931:0458-3035
1903:0458-3035
1627:Ry Cooder
1576:0319-0714
1336:The Times
1309:387024883
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1249:293966339
1242:0743-1791
1068:Star Wars
1032:, with a
825:and the
586:Sam Starr
570:Lin Shaye
524:Fran Ryan
456:Ed Miller
352:remains.
346:Ed Miller
326:Civil War
295:Ry Cooder
269:American
160:Ry Cooder
146:Edited by
140:Ric Waite
2881:Industry
2425:(mother)
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2258:Trespass
2228:Red Heat
2013:AllMovie
1797:Newsweek
1662:citation
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233:Language
156:Music by
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1734:Variety
1481:archive
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973:of the
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916:Release
813:Filming
687:called
662:Outlaws
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572:as Kate
275:Western
236:English
225:Country
202: (
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2864:Topics
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2711:(2012)
2697:(1924)
2678:(1965)
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