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Bad Girls

Year:

1994

Duration:

99 min

Genres:

Western

IMDB rate:

Director:

Jonathan Kaplan

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1994-04-22

Filming Locations: Alamo Village - Highway 674, Brackettville, Texas, USA

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $5,012,200 (USA) (24 April 1994)

Gross: $15,240,435 (USA)£2,500,324 (UK)

Cast

Actor

Character

Drew Barrymore

Bad Girls

Mary Stuart Masterson

Bad Girls

Madeleine Stowe

Bad Girls

Andie MacDowell

Eileen Spenser

James Russo

Kid Jarrett

James Le Gros

William Tucker

Robert Loggia

Frank Jarrett

Dermot Mulroney

Josh McCoy

Jim Beaver

Pinkerton Detective Graves

Nick Chinlund

Pinkerton Detective O'Brady

Neil Summers

Ned, Jarrett Gang

Daniel O'Haco

Roberto, Jarrett Gang

Richard Reyes

Rico, Jarrett Gang

Alex Kubik

Yuma, Jarrett Gang

Will MacMillan

Colonel Clayborne

Harry Northup

Preacher

Don Hood

Echo City Sheriff

Donald L. Montoya

Station Master

Zoaunne LeRoy

Widow Matilda Clayborne

Jimmy Lewis Jr.

Surrey Driver

Millie Weddles

Widow's Maid

Vince Davis

Apparel Clerk

Blue Deckert

Rich Citizen

Rodger Boyce

Agua Dulce Bank Manager

Nik Hagler

Agua Dulce Marshal

Mark Feltch

Teller

Max Bode

Boy in Bank

Cooper Huckabee

Deputy Earl

Richard Robbins

Posse Member

Beulah Quo

Chinese Herbalist

Richard Lundin

Jack, Wagon Driver (as Rick Lundin)

Mark Carlton

Lawyer Lurie

Amber Leigh

Laughing Woman

Chuck Bennett

Covered Wagon Driver

R.C. Bates

Tector

Morgan Blanchard

Slick (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Drew Barrymore threatened to quit the production when original director Tamra Davis was fired. This was due to Davis being a friend of Barrymore's who had directed her in the film Guncrazy (1992).

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The video release of this film contains a few frames of nudity that did not appear in the theatrical release.

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The Set use for Kid Jarrett's hide-out was built for Alamo: The Price of Freedom (1988). Kid Jarrett's room is the Alamo set interior,designed by Roger Ragland. The town is on location in Alamo Village, Bracketville, Texas, designed by Alfred Ybarra for The Alamo (1960). The Girls Camp scene is a close-up set built in 1959 for that film, also.

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Goofs

In Aqua Dulce, the Pinkertons say they are looking for a fugitive from Colorado Territory. Colorado has been a state since 1876, approximately fifteen years before the setting of this film.

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At the end it looks like Kid Jared puts his gun in the holster before the next scene when he puts it in his holster.

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During the prison break, when Nita gets done tying the rope to the axle of the wagon the rope is seen as being taut when she gets out from under the wagon. However when she gets in the wagon the horses take 2-3 steps before any resistance is shown from the rope.

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Quotes

Josh McCoy: You're dead! I just ain't killed you yet.

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Kid Jarrett: What's your name?

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Ned, Jarrett Gang: Hey girlie, how about old Ned unties you and we can have some fun, eh?

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Faq

What are the differences between the Theatrical Version and the Extended Cut?

The Extended Cut is a bit different from the theatrical version and additionally contains two nude scenes of Drew Barrymore and one shot of James Russo's bare butt. So the Extended Cut doesn't offer any plot extensions or further violence, which would be quite atypical for this movie, anyhow. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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