Bronco Billy

1980
14
1 h 56 min

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Um vaqueiro idealista dos tempos modernos luta para manter seu show do Oeste Selvagem à tona diante da má sorte e do interesse decrescente.Um vaqueiro idealista dos tempos modernos luta para manter seu show do Oeste Selvagem à tona diante da má sorte e do interesse decrescente.Um vaqueiro idealista dos tempos modernos luta para manter seu show do Oeste Selvagem à tona diante da má sorte e do interesse decrescente.

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6,2/10

13 mil

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Curiosidades
Scatman Crothers stated that his role as Doc Lynch was his second favorite after his role in "O Dia dos Loucos (1972)."

Erros de gravação
When Billy is being interviewed by the press after stopping the bank robbery, he tells them to come check out the show "just off I-80". The film is set in Montana and Idaho, and Interstate 80 does not pass through either state.

Citações
Antoinette Lily: Have you ever been married?
Bronco Billy McCoy: Sure. A long time ago.
Antoinette Lily: Did you love her?
Bronco Billy McCoy: With all my heart. Sometimes that just isn't enough.
Antoinette Lily: What happened?
Bronco Billy McCoy: I caught her in bed with my best friend.
Antoinette Lily: What did you do to him?
Bronco Billy McCoy: I shot her.
Antoinette Lily: What! What about him?
Bronco Billy McCoy: He was my best friend!

Conexões
Featured in Clint Eastwood: Director (1982)

Trilhas sonoras
Misery and Gin
Written by John Durrill (as J. Durrill) and Snuff Garrett (as S. Garrett)
Sung by Merle Haggard

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a memorable, post-existential film about illusions, reality and the bonds between lost souls

This film is not about Eastwood doing the stock 70's Eastwood, it is not about Sandra Locke, or about any other person's performance. The people in this film are lost, both in the social space of a world they cannot live in and in time. They lack most of the usual human equipment, like faith and hope (see Thomas McGuane's 'Panama'). But they blunder on, as much by default as by will, in the illusory world of Bronco Billy's road show and guided by Billy's real values, with each other. Like most of Eastwood's films, Bronco Billy is built around a story, but in this story how it comes out is not important, it is how Billy and this cast of lost souls get there. And the film has one the greatest lines in cinema history: The one Bronco Billy used to tell Antoinette what happened to his wife.