Re: [Frameworks] western genre question

From: Ken Bawcom (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Sep 21 2010 - 22:10:17 PDT


Is there a western where a character doesn't deliver an intimidating
monologue? I do have a few favorite westerns, but don't recall
specific passages. However, the IMDb does have quotes for most films.
So, you could check out the entries for a few westerns, and probably
come up with some good stuff. I'm not a John Wayne fan, but he did
make a few good films, and was known for delivering ultimatums. You
might start with "The Searchers." I do recall that there were some
words exchanged between Robert Mitchum and Robert Preston in Robert
Wise's great film noir western, "Blood on the Moon."

Ken B.

Quoting lj frezza <email suppressed>:

> for a video project, i'm trying to find hollywood films in the "western"
> genre in which a character delivers some kind of intimidating monologue. a
> film that comes to mind is Unforgiven, where Clint Eastwood delivers a
> speech to the effect that he will kill anyone that shoots at him. any ideas,
> guys?
> thanks
> -lj
>
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> ljfrezza.com
>

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