The Left Handed Gun

1958
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1h 42min

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Classical Western Drama Western

Cuando su patrón es asesinado por un granjero rival, un joven cowboy con problemas y sin educación promete vengarse de los asesinos.Cuando su patrón es asesinado por un granjero rival, un joven cowboy con problemas y sin educación promete vengarse de los asesinos.Cuando su patrón es asesinado por un granjero rival, un joven cowboy con problemas y sin educación promete vengarse de los asesinos.

Dirección
- Arthur Penn
Guionistas
- Leslie Stevens
- Gore Vidal
Elenco

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Dirección
- Arthur Penn
Guionistas
- Leslie Stevens
- Gore Vidal
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

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- 1 premio ganado en total

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The Left Handed Gun

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Trivia
Paul Newman was widely felt to be miscast as Billy the Kid since at 33 he was considerably older than the character. Billy was supposed to be 18 at the beginning of the film.

Errores
The film is about western outlaw Billy the Kid, who was actually right-handed.

Citas
McSween: [about the murdered Tunstall] Lord God, this was a quiet man. He lived the way a man ought to live. He did not lie. He did not hurt. He listened to any man who spoke to him.

Conexiones
Featured in Legends of the West (1992)

Bandas sonoras
Rock of Ages
(uncredited)
Lyrics by Augustus Montague Toplady and music by Thomas Hastings

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6/10

Over Baked Acting and Some Silliness

This Film has Many Interesting Elements that may Attract Viewers. Director Arthur Penn's Debut, Early Paul Newman as an Iconic Western Outlaw, and a Different Artistic Approach to the Conventional Western.

However, the Movie is not the Easiest to Like. Penn's Flourishes are Welcome in a Genre so Ripe with Regularity, but Newman Overacts to the Point of Silliness and can Grate on the Nerves.

In Fact, just about Every Actor Emotes to Extreme, Except Perhaps John Dehner as Pat Garrett who Strikes a Concerned Lawman's Pose Quite Well Without Words. But even He is Guilty of One Scene that is Downright Atrocious (the this is my wedding, this is my town part).

Visually the Film has Many Interesting Shots and Flourishes, but Newman's Exaggeration of Body Language and Other Fanciful Displays that Misfire bring the Movie Down to just Above Average. There is Enough Curiosity here that is Worth a Watch, but Overall it is the Over Baked Acting that makes this a Disappointment.