The Appaloosa (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Sidney J. Furie |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Marlon Brando(as Matt)
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
Marlon Brando
(as Matt)
John Saxon(as Chuy)
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
John Saxon
(as Chuy)
Frank Silvera(as Ramos)
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
Frank Silvera
(as Ramos)
Argentina Brunetti(as Yaqui Woman)
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
The Appaloosa
Released
1966
Argentina Brunetti
(as Yaqui Woman)
The Appaloosa Overview:
The Appaloosa (1966) was a Western - Film directed by Sidney J. Furie .
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The Appaloosa (1966, Sidney J. Furie)
The Appaloosa could be worse. Director Furie apes styles he doesn’t understand how to use—his Leone-esque angles, the Acid Western—with what’s a fairly traditional Western, albeit just with a Mexican supporting cast. Well, okay, so Marlon Brando is the only gringo playing a gringo. All the o... Read full article
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The Appaloosa Quotes:
Ramos:
It is a grave I dug for myself. One day when I am tired of living, I will come here for a long visit.
Matt Fletcher:
The next time you point a gun at me, you better pull that trigger, because I'm going to blow you into so many pieces your friends will get tired of looking for you.
[first lines]
Priest: Madam.
[enters confessional booth]
Matt Fletcher: I'm having a little trouble getting started, Father.
Priest: You are in the House of God now, my son. Speak from your heart.
Matt Fletcher: Well, I've done a lot of killin'. I've killed a lot of men and sinned a lot of women. But the men I killed needed killin' and the women wanted sinnin', and well, I never was one much to argue.
See More Quotes from The AppaloosaPriest: Madam.
[enters confessional booth]
Matt Fletcher: I'm having a little trouble getting started, Father.
Priest: You are in the House of God now, my son. Speak from your heart.
Matt Fletcher: Well, I've done a lot of killin'. I've killed a lot of men and sinned a lot of women. But the men I killed needed killin' and the women wanted sinnin', and well, I never was one much to argue.
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According to co-star John Saxon, Marlon Brando's relationship with director Sidney J. Furie got to the point where Brando, when getting ready to do a close-up, would be reading a book. He would only lower the book when Furie yelled "Action". When he yelled "Cut", Brando would raise the book again.
According to Bob Thomas' 1973 biography "Marlon: Portrait of the Artist as a Rebel", producer Alan Miller, appalled at his star's lack of interest in the film and his lackluster performance, pinned a bit of doggerel about Marlon Brando, whose character is called "Mateo" by his Mexican friend in the film: "Mateo, his heart / It bleeds for the mass, / But the people he works with / He kicks in the ass."