Hombre

1967
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1h 51min

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7.4/10

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Drama Western

John Russell, despreciado por sus "respetables" compañeros de carruaje porque fue criado por nativos americanos, se convierte en su única esperanza de supervivencia cuando son atacados por f... Leer todoJohn Russell, despreciado por sus "respetables" compañeros de carruaje porque fue criado por nativos americanos, se convierte en su única esperanza de supervivencia cuando son atacados por forajidos.John Russell, despreciado por sus "respetables" compañeros de carruaje porque fue criado por nativos americanos, se convierte en su única esperanza de supervivencia cuando son atacados por forajidos.

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Premios
- 3 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Filming on this movie coincided with that year's Academy Awards. Co-star Martin Balsam was a Best Supporting Actor nominee for Mil payasos (1965), but did not receive permission to leave the set. Balsam sneaked off to attend the ceremony; he won the Oscar.

Errores
When John Russell is coming to Delgado to see Mendez, in the background are 3 or 4 farm vehicles working in the distance. The sun can be seen gleaming from one of them as it moves through a dust cloud it is making.

Citas
[Grimes lights a cigar]
Grimes: Smoke bother you?
Audra Favor: Would you put it out if I said it did?
Grimes: Oh, yeah. My momma taught me to remove my hat and my cigar in the presence of a lady. Whatever else I take off depends on how lucky I get.

Conexiones
Featured in The 67th Annual Academy Awards (1995)

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8/10

A wonderful slice of strength, needed, but not appreciated or loved.

This film made Paul Newman my favorite male actor for decades. It affected the way I have seen every one of his roles, even his salad dressing. The story line brings John Russell's (Newman) personal strength of character and survival into sharp contrast with many of the other characters' own sense of strength, and therefore the viewers' as well. There are villains all around and innocent (and not so innocent) victims for the taking. Personal values of all kinds (racial, greed, criminal) are set up for display and comparison against Russell's simple personal strength and integrity like a painting competition at a state fair.

My most remembered quote from this film is Russell's response to Dr. Favor(the embezzler)when Favor attempts to educate Russell that white (implying civilized) people stick together and help each other out and Russell responds, "They better".