Hurry Sundown (1967) |
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| Director(s) | Otto Preminger |
| Producer(s) | Otto Preminger |
| Top Genres | Drama |
| Top Topics | Period Piece |
Featured Cast of Hurry Sundown See More »
Michael Caine(as Henry Warren)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Michael Caine
(as Henry Warren)
Jane Fonda(as Julie Ann Warren)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Jane Fonda
(as Julie Ann Warren)
John Phillip Law(as Rad McDowell)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
John Phillip Law
(as Rad McDowell)
Diahann Carroll(as Vivian Thurlow)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Diahann Carroll
(as Vivian Thurlow)
Faye Dunaway(as Lou McDowell)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Faye Dunaway
(as Lou McDowell)
Burgess Meredith(as Judge Purcell)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Burgess Meredith
(as Judge Purcell)
George Kennedy(as Sheriff Coombs)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
George Kennedy
(as Sheriff Coombs)
Luke Askew(as Dolph Higginson)
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Hurry Sundown
Released
1967
Luke Askew
(as Dolph Higginson)
Hurry Sundown Overview:
Hurry Sundown (1967) was a Drama - Film directed by Otto Preminger and produced by Otto Preminger.
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Hurry Sundown Quotes:
[The bigoted Judge Purcell rebukes a white lawyer for his help to the black defendant]
Judge Purcell: Don't you rattle your skeleton in my court! Your being here at all constitutes a treachery to the entire white community that's too colossal to be believed!
Judge Purcell: Don't you rattle your skeleton in my court! Your being here at all constitutes a treachery to the entire white community that's too colossal to be believed!
Rose Scott:
Sometin's ailin' you, Reeve.
Reeve Scott: No, Mama.
Rose Scott: Well, sometin's hasn't changed your mood since breakfast. Tell me.
Reeve Scott: Mama, you better dan anyo' dat radar dey had out in de Souf Pacific.
Rose Scott: I don' know nothin' 'bout radar, but I know when sometin's plaguin' ma chile.
Reeve Scott: No, Mama.
Rose Scott: Well, sometin's hasn't changed your mood since breakfast. Tell me.
Reeve Scott: Mama, you better dan anyo' dat radar dey had out in de Souf Pacific.
Rose Scott: I don' know nothin' 'bout radar, but I know when sometin's plaguin' ma chile.
Julie Ann Warren:
It wasn't until I was ten years old that I realized that "damn" and "Yankee" were two separate words!
[Rose and Julie converse while Julie's child rests in Rose's arms]
Julie Ann Warren: Ah declare, Rose. Ah never saw him take to anyone like he does to you.
Rose Scott: Chillun' know who loves 'em.
Julie Ann Warren: Oh sometimes, Rose, Ah think you just about invented love.
See More Quotes from Hurry SundownJulie Ann Warren: Ah declare, Rose. Ah never saw him take to anyone like he does to you.
Rose Scott: Chillun' know who loves 'em.
Julie Ann Warren: Oh sometimes, Rose, Ah think you just about invented love.
Hurry Sundown Facts
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Footage from this film of a young Michael Caine was later used in the film Austin Powers in Goldmember.
One of the films included in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (and how they got that way)" by Harry Medved and Randy Lowell.
National Catholic Office of Motion Pictures gave the movie a "C" (condemned) rating, saying "superficial and patronizing in its treatment of racial attitudes and tensions, this melodramatic depiction of life in a small Southern town during the 1940s is also prurient and demeaning in its approach to sex."
Film critic Rex Reed interviewed Otto Preminger and the cast during the filming in the summer of 1966 and was given a bit part in the film as a farmer.
Michael Caines first attempt at an American accent. He was taught by Vivien Leigh. She told him to memorize the phrase "Four-door Ford".