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The Good Guys and the Bad Guys

Year:

1969

Duration:

91 min

Genres:

Comedy | Western

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Burt Kennedy

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1969-09-09

Filming Locations: Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, Chama, New Mexico, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Darby Hinton

Robert Mitchum

Flagg

George Kennedy

McKay

Martin Balsam

Mayor Wilker

David Carradine

Waco

Tina Louise

Carmel

Douglas Fowley

Grundy (as Douglas V. Fowley)

Lois Nettleton

Mary

John Davis Chandler

Deuce

John Carradine

Ticker

Marie Windsor

Polly

Dick Peabody

Boyle

Kathleen Freeman

Mrs. Stone (Mother)

Jimmy Murphy

Buckshot

Garrett Lewis

Hawkins

Bobby Riha

Billy

Jackie Joseph

Doris

Howard Storm

Harry

George Dunn

Engineer #1

Nick Dennis

Engineer No. 2

Phil Vandervort

Simms

Dorothy Adams

Mrs. Pierce (uncredited)

Robert Anderson

Jed (uncredited)

Edward Astran

Barfly (uncredited)

Jimmie Booth

Wagon Driver (uncredited)

Nick Borgani

Townsman (uncredited)

Danny Borzage

Accordianist (uncredited)

Paul Bradley

Barfly (uncredited)

Thordis Brandt

Babe (uncredited)

David Cargo

David Cargo - Reporter (uncredited)

Dee Carroll

Minor Role (voice) (uncredited)

David S. Cass Sr.

Tuber (uncredited)

John Fritz

Townsman (uncredited)

Bobby Gilbert

Boarding House Guest (uncredited)

Angela Greene

Judy (uncredited)

Buddy Hackett

Ed - Townsman (uncredited)

Irene Kelly

Ginny (uncredited)

Kenner G. Kemp

Saloon Dealer (uncredited)

Alan Lee

Townsman (uncredited)

Stuart Lee

Harold (uncredited)

Paul Lees

Miles (uncredited)

Stephen Liss

Cricket (uncredited)

Christopher Mitchum

Minor Role (uncredited)

Ernesto Molinari

Barfly (uncredited)

Mike Morelli

Barfly (uncredited)

Noble "Kid" Chissell

Townsman (uncredited)

Hank Robinson

Barfly (uncredited)

Robert Robinson

Townsman (uncredited)

Danny Sands

Townsman (uncredited)

Jeffrey Sayre

Barfly (uncredited)

Russell Schulman

One of Pug's Boys (uncredited)

Phil Schumacher

Townsman (uncredited)

Cap Somers

Townsman (uncredited)

Arthur Tovey

Barfly (uncredited)

George Tracy

Townsman (uncredited)

Mike Wagner

Turk (uncredited)

John Wheeler

Bumper (uncredited)

Chalky Williams

Barfly (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Robert Mitchum admitted he regretted making this film.

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Burt Kennedy: ["Fight!"] At the beginning of the fight scene, someone (in this case, an uncredited Richard Farnsworth) looks directly at the camera and yells, "Fight!"

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Goofs

When the car is left on the tracks, and the train hits it and breaks it apart, as it flies apart it is clearly just painted wooden sections fastened together on a frame to look like a car. There is no engine or drive train or interior, no seats or glass, and the wooden pieces can clearly be seen.

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When Flagg and McKay are running along the roof of the train, the view from inside the train shows their shadows on the cliff wall beside the tracks level with their actual position on the roof, as though the sun were nearly on the horizon throwing their shadow straight onto the cliff wall directly behind them. But when the view switches to overhead on top of the train, their shadows are directly below them as though the sun were directly overhead. This same pattern is repeated several times, camera overhead showing their shadow directly below them, then inside showing their shadows on the cliff wall out to the side.

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The train worker carrying the shotgun fires that shotgun at least ten times during scene in the tunnel where everything goes black. The sound effect for the shotgun had been established in previous scenes. The shots were far to close together to allow for any reloading; and since he was carrying a double barrel shotgun that many shots would have not been possible.

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Quotes

McKay: Waco!

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McKay: There's only one plan and it's as plain as the nose on your face. You can't stop the train from comin' to town 'cause they got the telegraph covered. What you gotta do is stop the train from *stoppin* in town.

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McKay: You got a privy out back?

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