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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFive female convicts are recruited to secretly transport arms into Mexican-held Texas in 1840.Five female convicts are recruited to secretly transport arms into Mexican-held Texas in 1840.Five female convicts are recruited to secretly transport arms into Mexican-held Texas in 1840.
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John A. Neris
- Sgt. Elmer Cass
- (as John Neris)
Loie Bridge
- Margie Britt
- (não creditado)
Kaye Elhardt
- Mary Kroll
- (não creditado)
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- CuriosidadesThe film is set in 1845, the year when Texas transitioned from a failing independent nation to a state in the United States of America.
- Erros de gravaçãoThe character Charring wears a Captain's insignia and several characters refer to him as such, yet the credits call him a Lieutenant.
- Citações
Jean Marshek: You have a few mares; how about a filly or two?
- Trilhas sonorasSweet Betsy from Pike
Traditional American folk song
Played during the film's opening credits
Avaliação em destaque
"Wild Women" is a film shown originally as part of the "ABC Movie of the Week" series. I never saw it when it first aired but found it and many other "ABC Movie" installments on YouTube. They seem to have about half of the films that aired on ABC over these years.
Hugh O'Brian plays Killian, a guy who is trying to smuggle guns into Texas during the time of the Texas Revolution of 1835-1836. However, he cannot do this alone and needs help, so he goes to a local women's prison and gets the warden to parole a group of these 'ladies' to his care. Naturally, being a group of misfits, they have some hard times here and there but ultimately pull it all together...which is EXACTLY what you'd expect in such a film.
If you like this sort of plot, you'd love the later "ABC Movie", "The Daughters of Joshua Cabe" which also used this idea...and a bit better.
The acting is fine and I have no major complaints EXCEPT for the complete lack of historical accuracy. Like so many films about this time period, they show folks with repeating pistols...something that really weren't available in any number until the Civil War and post- Civil War period...decades later. So, you see a battle near the end where hundreds and hundreds of shots ring out...though nothing like this could have happened with just a couple dozen folks fighting.
Hugh O'Brian plays Killian, a guy who is trying to smuggle guns into Texas during the time of the Texas Revolution of 1835-1836. However, he cannot do this alone and needs help, so he goes to a local women's prison and gets the warden to parole a group of these 'ladies' to his care. Naturally, being a group of misfits, they have some hard times here and there but ultimately pull it all together...which is EXACTLY what you'd expect in such a film.
If you like this sort of plot, you'd love the later "ABC Movie", "The Daughters of Joshua Cabe" which also used this idea...and a bit better.
The acting is fine and I have no major complaints EXCEPT for the complete lack of historical accuracy. Like so many films about this time period, they show folks with repeating pistols...something that really weren't available in any number until the Civil War and post- Civil War period...decades later. So, you see a battle near the end where hundreds and hundreds of shots ring out...though nothing like this could have happened with just a couple dozen folks fighting.
- planktonrules
- 28 de fev. de 2017
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