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Marlon Brando

3 April 1924, Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Jack Nicholson

22 April 1937, Neptune, New Jersey, USA

Randy Quaid

1 October 1950, Houston, Texas, USA

Kathleen Lloyd

13 September 1948, Santa Clara, California, USA

Frederic Forrest

23 December 1936, Waxahachie, Texas, USA

Harry Dean Stanton

14 July 1926, West Irvine, Kentucky, USA

John McLiam

24 January 1918, Alberta, Canada

John P. Ryan

30 July 1936, New York City, New York, USA

Sam Gilman

5 February 1915, Lynn, Massachusetts, USA

Steve Franken

27 May 1932, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Richard Bradford

10 November 1934, Conroe, Texas, USA

James Greene

1 December 1926, Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA

Luana Anders

12 May 1938, New York City, New York, USA

Danny Goldman

30 October 1939, New York City, New York, USA

Hunter von Leer

3 April 1944, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA

Virgil Frye

21 August 1930, Estherville, Iowa, USA

R.L. Armstrong

Daniel Ades

25 December 1932, Cuba

Dorothy Neumann

26 January 1914, New York City, New York, USA

Charles Wagenheim

21 February 1896, Newark, New Jersey, USA

27 September 1922, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Thomas McGuane

11 December 1939, Wyandotte, Michigan, USA

Lee Clayton

Played by: Marlon Brando

Tom Logan

Played by: Jack Nicholson

Little Tod

Played by: Randy Quaid

Jane Braxton

Played by: Kathleen Lloyd

Cary

Played by: Frederic Forrest

Calvin

Played by: Harry Dean Stanton

David Braxton

Played by: John McLiam

Si

Played by: John P. Ryan

Hank Rate

Played by: Sam Gilman

The Lonesome Kid

Played by: Steve Franken

John Quinn

Played by: Daniel Ades

Chicago Reader

Enjoyable, if forgettable, New Hollywood shtick.

January 01, 2000

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BBC.com

This appealingly eccentric revisionist western highlights the critical importance of violence in establishing 'civilized' society in the American wilderness.

May 20, 2003

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Boulder Weekly

If Penn failed to ride herd on his two superstars, he still was able to wrangle some sharp observations on the clash between the mythic old West and its reality

November 18, 2005

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Variety

As a film achievement it's corned beef and ham hash.

June 24, 2008

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Film4

Although there are obvious flaws, there's a lot to recommend what turns out to be a dark, cynical work with some finely honed character acting from both men.

May 24, 2003

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Empire Magazine

Slightly lacking in tension but with a striking performance from Marlon Brando

December 30, 2006

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Brando admittedly improvised quite a bit in his over-the-top role.

July 15, 2004

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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

... worth seeing if only for the madness of Marlon Brando ... it's not hard to see why some charge him with sabotaging the film with a genuinely bizarre performance

January 04, 2015

Video-Reviewmaster.com

Interesting, even if not cohesive, Brando & Nicholson western.

May 10, 2007

Reel Film Reviews

Brando's conversation with his horse, in which he notes that the animal has "the lips of Salome and the eyes of Cleopatra," must be seen to be believed...

November 12, 2005

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Village Voice

A Western-as-capitalist-critique piece shanghaied by Marlon Brando's eccentric bounty hunter trying on brogues, mumus, and buckskin Nudie suits.

November 12, 2008

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