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Título original: The Long Riders

1980
R
1h 40min

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The origins, exploits and the ultimate fate of the Jesse James gang is told in a sympathetic portrayal of the bank robbers made up of brothers who begin their legendary bank raids because of revenge.

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Los orígenes, las hazañas y el destino final de la banda de Jesse James. Un retrato amable de este grupo de ladrones de bancos formado por hermanos que comenzaron sus legendarios atracos por... Leer todoLos orígenes, las hazañas y el destino final de la banda de Jesse James. Un retrato amable de este grupo de ladrones de bancos formado por hermanos que comenzaron sus legendarios atracos por una venganza.Los orígenes, las hazañas y el destino final de la banda de Jesse James. Un retrato amable de este grupo de ladrones de bancos formado por hermanos que comenzaron sus legendarios atracos por una venganza.

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- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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Trivia
In 1971, James Keach and Stacy Keach played brothers in The Wright Brothers (1971). This gave James the idea that they should play Jesse and Frank James in a movie together. Stacy financed James to write a country musical about the brothers, which was eventually produced in Pennsylvania and New York. The Keaches then decided to turn the musical into a feature film screenplay in which both could star. In 1974, James was acting opposite Robert Carradine in The Hatfields and the McCoys (1975) and mentioned the project to him. Carradine suggested he and his brothers play the Younger brothers. The idea that all the brothers in the story be played by real-life brothers expanded.

Errores
The song "I'm a Good Ole Rebel", sung in the saloon scene, was not written until 1918.

Citas
Belle Starr: Coleman Younger! Seems like you folks are havin' a real nice party in there.
Cole Younger: I expect so, with free food and drink and all.
Belle Starr: How come I wasn't invited?
Cole Younger: 'Cause you're a whore, Belle.
Belle Starr: I might be; but at least I ain't a cheap one.

Versiones alternativas
UK video and DVD versions were cut by 4 secs by the BBFC to edit a horse-fall. Although the BBFC's website states that the 1986 video version was cut by 1 minute 35 secs, this seems to be erroneous.

Conexiones
Featured in The Northfield Minnesota Raid: Anatomy of a Scene (2013)

Bandas sonoras
The Battle Cry of Freedom
(1862) (uncredited)
Written by George Frederick Root
Played and Sung by a guitarist

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7/10

The siblings film

1980 brought us yet another telling of the tale of the James brothers and their outlaw exploits. The attention getting gimmick that this film has is the casting of real life brothers in the various roles.

The Carradines play the Younger brothers, the Quaids play the Millers, the Guests play the Fords and starring are Stacy and James Keach as Frank and Jesse James. With some license the film does stick close to the facts though somewhat out of order.

James Keach takes an honored place besides such folks as Tyrone Power, Audie Murphy, Robert Wagner and in the future Rob Lowe would essay the part of Jesse James. Keach compartmentalizes his life well with being a strict family man when not working and one mean outlaw when he is. The film also shows how easily things can go wrong with the best laid plans and Jesse was a planner.

The climax is the Great Northfield, Minnesota bank robbery disaster which went so wrong. A miracle that Jesse didn't lose more of his men that day. The incident was depicted in one of those violence ballets that Sam Peckinpah did so well. Wouldn't be surprised if Peckinpah wasn't considered to be director.

My favorite is David Carradine as Cole Younger and he has the best moment in the film in a fight with Sam Starr played by James Remar for Belle Starr played with flourish by Pamela Reed. The weapon of choice is Bowie knives. This duel has a surprise ending.

The Long Riders is one fine western and highly recommend.