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McLintock!

Year:

1963

Duration:

127 min

Genres:

Comedy | Romance | Western

IMDB rate:

7.3

Director:

Andrew V. McLaglen

Awards:

2 wins

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1963-11-13

Filming Locations: San Rafael Ranch House - San Rafael State Natural Area, 2036 Duquesne Road, Patagonia, Arizona, USA

Earnings

Budget: $2,000,000

Gross: $9,920,347 (USA) ( 1963)

Cast

Actor

Character

Edgar Buchanan

McLintock!

John Wayne

George Washington 'G.W.' McLintock

Maureen O'Hara

Katherine Gilhooley McLintock

Patrick Wayne

Devlin Warren

Stefanie Powers

Rebecca 'Becky' McLintock

Jack Kruschen

Jake Birnbaum

Chill Wills

Drago

Yvonne De Carlo

Louise Warren

Jerry Van Dyke

Matt Douglas Jr.

Bruce Cabot

Ben Sage

Perry Lopez

Davey Elk

Strother Martin

Agard

Gordon Jones

Matt Douglas

Robert Lowery

Gov. Cuthbert H. Humphrey

Hank Worden

Curly Fletcher

Michael Pate

Puma

Edward Faulkner

Young Ben Sage

Mari Blanchard

Camille Reedbottom

Leo Gordon

Jones

Chuck Roberson

Sheriff Jeff Lord

Bob Steele

Train Engineer

Aissa Wayne

Alice Warren

Big John Hamilton

Fauntleroy Sage (as 'Big' John Hamilton)

Danny Borzage

Loafer (uncredited)

Carol Daniels

Girl in General Store (uncredited)

H.W. Gim

Ching (uncredited)

Frank Hagney

Elmer - Bartender (uncredited)

Bill Hart

Brawler (uncredited)

Charles Horvath

Brawler (uncredited)

Duncan Inches

Cowhand (uncredited)

Cliff Lyons

Minor Role (uncredited)

Hal Needham

Carter (uncredited)

Kari Noven

Millie Jones (uncredited)

Chief Sky Eagle

Running Buffalo (uncredited)

Dean Smith

Minor Role (uncredited)

Ralph Volkie

Old-Timer in Saloon (uncredited)

Olaf Wieghorst

Cavalry Sergeant (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The inspiration for this raucous John Wayne comedy was none other than William Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew", which producer Michael Wayne and director Andrew V. McLaglen thought would have even more of a comedic kick if it were set in the Old West.

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During the pheasant hunting segment John Wayne was shooting real birdshot. The pheasants were released on cue so that he knew when and where to shoot.

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John Wayne insisted that the role of the weak, insipid Governor be called "Cuthbert H. Humphrey", with the intention that he be seen as a parody of liberal Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, whom Wayne intensely disliked.

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Goofs

SPOILER. When McLintock shoots Devlin Warren, we see a close up of Devlin as he raises his hands and backs away. We can see that his right hand is clearly empty in this shot, but in the next shot he's holding his hat in his right hand as he falls.

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After McLintock hires young Devlin, McLintock drives off with Drago sitting to his left. The wagon turns around (off-screen) and heads out of town. After the off-screen turnaround, the characters have traded places in the buggy and Drago is now on McLintock's right.

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The greeting in Comanche is "maruawe". But the "Comanches" greet each other (and are greeted by McLintock) with "yatahe", which is a Navajo greeting.

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Quotes

George Washington McLintock: And I am *not* intoxicated... yet!

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Curly Fletcher: Makes seven times this month he's come home swoggled.

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Train Engineer: Hey Davey, I got something for ya!

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