Lonesome Cowboys

1968
12
1h 35min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFive lonesome cowboys get all hot & bothered at home en the range after confronting Ramona Alvarez and her nurse.Five lonesome cowboys get all hot & bothered at home en the range after confronting Ramona Alvarez and her nurse.Five lonesome cowboys get all hot & bothered at home en the range after confronting Ramona Alvarez and her nurse.

Réalisation
- Andy Warhol
- Paul Morrissey
Scénario
- Paul Morrissey
Casting principal

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5,2/10

600

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Réalisation
- Andy Warhol
- Paul Morrissey
Scénario
- Paul Morrissey
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Anecdotes
The film was shot at the end of January 1968 in Arizona, on location in Old Tucson and at the Rancho Linda Vista Dude ranch 20 miles outside the city where some John Wayne movies had been filmed. It was edited by Andy Warhol while he was recuperating from wounds suffered when he was shot by Valerie Solanas on June 3, 1968,

Versions alternatives
One version includes a title track by Bob Goldstein during the opening sex scene between Viva and Tom Hompertz who was an art student that Andy had met the previous year while lecturing at an art school in California. This version also has opening credits after this scene. In another version, there are no credits and no song - just an assortment of extraneous sounds during the opening scene.

Connexions
Featured in Andy Warhol (1987)

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10/10

It's not really a 10...

...but I rate it as such because I saw this movie as it should be seen, in a suburban "art house" cinema in the Sacramento suburbs in 1969. An interesting audience; some older men wearing overcoats and a few "sophisticated" couples from the local colleges. And me. I was not exactly sophisticated myself at the time (being only 19), but I laughed out loud a lot, while the rest of the spare audience stared at their shoes. I enjoyed the audience even more than I enjoyed the movie. And I enjoyed the movie a lot.

P.S. Taylor Mead should be made a saint. I would like to see him made a saint not only because he deserves it but also because he might then cancel the insane 10 line rule here. There are movies that don't require 10 lines of commentary, this being one of them.