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The Outrage Overview:

The Outrage (1964) was a Drama - Western Film directed by Martin Ritt and produced by Michael Kanin, Martin Ritt and A. Ronald Lubin.

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Book Review--Magnificent Obsession: The Outrageous History of Film Buffs, Collectors, Scholars, and Fanatics

Magnificent Obsession: The Outrageous History of Film Buffs, Collectors, Scholars, and Fanatics Anthony Slide University Press of Mississippi, 2018 Even from the early days of film, cinema fanatics have existed in some form. Though not always known as film buffs, these mostly white, male, and socia... Read full article


The Outrage (1964)

The Outrage Directed by Martin Ritt Written by Michael Kanin from the play by Michael and Fay Kanin and the screenplay for “Rashomon” by Akira Kurosawa based on the story by Shinobu Hashimoto 1964/USA Martin Ritt Productions First viewing/Netflix rental The story worked so well for Ku... Read full article


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The Outrage Quotes:

Preacher: I can understand a storm. It's a natural thing not meant to harm anyone, but the violence of men, their cruelty, their savageness... to one another... to themselves!

Juan Carrasco: [to the Wife] Senora, you cook up the pot of tamales. I just peeck up the lid!

Juan Carrasco: I could have had hundreds women, but for you I take big chance.

Prospector: Shut up, you! This is a preacher standing here.
Con Man: Preacher? It can't be! He woke me up. They usually put me to sleep.
Prospector: [to the Preacher] Don't pay him no mind.
Preacher: Who is he?
Prospector: He's a con man... a swindler... an old scalawag.
Con Man: How else can a man live to be old nowadays?

Con Man: [laughing after hearing a description of the corpse] Ah, hah-hah! I know, I know. You know, they all look so surprised... them cadavers.
[Chuckles]
Con Man: I bet death must be a lot different than anybody thinks.
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The Outrage Fact
Claire Bloom previously played her role in the U.S. stage version of "Rashomon".

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