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Rustlers' Rhapsody

Year:

1985

Duration:

88 min

Genres:

Comedy | Western

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Hugh Wilson

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1985-05-10

Filming Locations: Tabernas, Almería, Andalucía, Spain

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $2,374,973 (USA) (12 May 1985)

Gross: $4,847,085 (USA) (19 May 1985)

Cast

Actor

Character

Tom Berenger

G.W. Bailey

Peter

Marilu Henner

Miss Tracy

Andy Griffith

Colonel Ticonderoga

Fernando Rey

Railroad Colonel

Sela Ward

Colonel's Daughter

Brant von Hoffman

Jim (as Brant Van Hoffman)

Christopher Malcolm

Jud

Jim Carter

Blackie

Paul Maxwell

Sheepherder No.1

Manuel Pereiro

Sheepherder No.2

Margarita Calahorra

Sheepherder's Wife

Billy J. Mitchell

Town Doctor

John Orchard

Town Sheriff

Emilio Linder

Sheepherder in Saloon

Alan Larson

Bartender

Thomas Abbott

Saloon Owner (as Thomas Abbot)

Elmer Modling

Real Estate Broker (as Elmer Modlin)

Juan Miguel Manrique

Town Boy

Dennis Vaughan

Minister

Patrick Wayne

Bob Barber

Charly Bravo

(uncredited)

Hugh Wilson

Complaining John (uncredited)

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Trivia

Despite the notorious financial and critical failure of the epic western Heaven's Gate (1980), within five years Hollywood had produced a slew of western. In 1985, in addition to this film, there were Silverado (1985), Pale Rider (1985) and Lust in the Dust (1985). ¡Three Amigos! (1986) followed in 1986.

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One of two 1985 western spoofs. The other was Lust in the Dust (1985). ¡Three Amigos! (1986) followed in 1986.

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The name of Rex O'Herlihan's dancing white 'wonderhorse' was "Wildfire".

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Goofs

After Rex shoots Bob Barber, Peter asks him how he feels about that. The audio has Rex saying "I missed his hand", but by reading his lips, he simply says "I don't know".

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When Rex rescues the "Cattle Barons Daughter" from being dragged around by her horse, his gun belt starts falling off as he is running over to her. You can see it down by his knees.

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When Rex O'Herlihan walks into town before the final showdown, you see Colonel Ticonderoga move his coat back behind his gun, making sure he has access to it, the next shot the coat is covering the gun.

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Quotes

Rex O'Herlihan: You're not a good guy at all!

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Colonel Ticonderoga: [in falsetto voice] Who is it?

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Rex O'Herlihan: This is 1884. You've gotta date and date and date and date and sometimes marry 'em even before... you know...

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