Arizona Bill

Titre original : The Bad Man of Brimstone

1937
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1h 29min

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Wallace Beery, Virginia Bruce, and Dennis O'Keefe in Arizona Bill (1937)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn outlaw re-unites with his long-lost son, steers him away from a boxing career and sends him to law school. When his son returns, a lot has changed.An outlaw re-unites with his long-lost son, steers him away from a boxing career and sends him to law school. When his son returns, a lot has changed.An outlaw re-unites with his long-lost son, steers him away from a boxing career and sends him to law school. When his son returns, a lot has changed.

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Anecdotes
According to contemporary newspaper articles, Wallace Beery accidentally shot himself in the leg with a blank cartridge on 13 September 1937. He was taken to the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and was unable to work for two weeks.

Gaffes
At about the 27 minute mark when Bill is stacking coins on the table the camera pulls away and its shadow moves across the table.

Citations
'Trigger' Bill: [deceitfully telling Blackjack on how he killed Jeff] Well, 'course after I roped that fella I was pretty riled, so after knockin' him off the saddle, why I just naturally pulled his ear offa him. Didn't I, Ben?
Ben: *Both* ears. But I don't see why you don't make him eat them.
'Trigger' Bill: Well... 'cause I'm civilized, that's why.

Connexions
Featured in Behind the Movie Lens (1938)

Bandes originales
Oh! Susanna
(1848) (uncredited)
Written by Stephen Foster
In the score for the opening scene

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10/10

A real Wallace Beery classic

When watching this movie you have to remember the time frame it was filmed in. The humor displayed has been repeated through the years, but here it was cutting edge. The character portrayed by Beery was incredible. I only wish I could find a copy of this movie for my personal collection. OKeefe is the perfect foil for the rascally character played by Beery. You have to pay attention to what is happening all around the characters to appreciate the cold blooded humor this movie contains. If you get the chance, see it. If you get the chance tape it. The scene where the campfire is dying out and BEERY takes his new found son's blanket is a classic piece of work. You have to laugh out loud in this movie. I wish I could have caught it uncut on the big screen (at least as big as they were in the thirties)