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El Dorado

  • 1966
  • 12
  • 2 h 6 min
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Robert Mitchum, John Wayne, and James Caan in El Dorado (1966)
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Cole Thornton, um pistoleiro, une forças com um velho amigo, o xerife Hara. Junto com um velho guerreiro indiano e um jogador, eles ajudam um fazendeiro e sua família a lutar contra um rival... Ler tudoCole Thornton, um pistoleiro, une forças com um velho amigo, o xerife Hara. Junto com um velho guerreiro indiano e um jogador, eles ajudam um fazendeiro e sua família a lutar contra um rival que tenta roubar sua água.Cole Thornton, um pistoleiro, une forças com um velho amigo, o xerife Hara. Junto com um velho guerreiro indiano e um jogador, eles ajudam um fazendeiro e sua família a lutar contra um rival que tenta roubar sua água.

  • Direção
    • Howard Hawks
  • Roteiristas
    • Leigh Brackett
    • Harry Brown
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    • John Wayne
    • Robert Mitchum
    • James Caan
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
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    32 mil
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    • Direção
      • Howard Hawks
    • Roteiristas
      • Leigh Brackett
      • Harry Brown
    • Artistas
      • John Wayne
      • Robert Mitchum
      • James Caan
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    • 85Metascore
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    John Wayne
    John Wayne
    • Cole Thornton
    Robert Mitchum
    Robert Mitchum
    • El Dorado Sheriff J.P. Harrah
    James Caan
    James Caan
    • Mississippi
    Charlene Holt
    Charlene Holt
    • Maudie
    Paul Fix
    Paul Fix
    • Dr. Miller
    Arthur Hunnicutt
    Arthur Hunnicutt
    • Bull
    Michele Carey
    Michele Carey
    • Josephine (Joey) MacDonald
    R.G. Armstrong
    R.G. Armstrong
    • Kevin MacDonald
    Edward Asner
    Edward Asner
    • Bart Jason
    Christopher George
    Christopher George
    • Nelse McLeod
    Marina Ghane
    Marina Ghane
    • Maria
    Robert Donner
    Robert Donner
    • Milt
    John Gabriel
    John Gabriel
    • Pedro
    Johnny Crawford
    Johnny Crawford
    • Luke MacDonald
    Robert Rothwell
    Robert Rothwell
    • Saul MacDonald
    Adam Roarke
    Adam Roarke
    • Matt MacDonald
    Victoria George
    • Jared's Wife
    Jim Davis
    Jim Davis
    • Jim Purvis - Jason's Foreman
    • Direção
      • Howard Hawks
    • Roteiristas
      • Leigh Brackett
      • Harry Brown
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    7ma-cortes

    Outstanding Western gathers together a gunman , a drunk sheriff , a young hopeful , an old man and sets them up in a jail

    Involving and fascinating Western in which John Wayne helped by a motley group taking on a corrupt land baron . It is filled with crisp action , thrills , emotion , humor and masterfully directed by Howard Hawks , being a take-off based on ¨Rio Bravo¨ . It deals with Cole Thornton (John Wayne) , a gunslinger for hire who suffers badly from age and gun wound , he joins forces with an old friend , Sheriff J.P. Hara (Robert Mitchum) in a dusty little town . Together with an old Indian fighter and a gambler , they help a rancher (R.G. Armstrong) and his family fight a rival rancher that is trying to steal their water . But the Duke and drunken sheriff Mitchum take prisoner the cattle baron (Eward Ashner) and imprison him into jail for being brought to justice . Then the enemies take on a blockade of gunfighters surrounding the prison. Duke along with a shotgun-toting old loony (the scene-stealing Arthur Hunnicutt as a half-crazed sympathetic old man with a trumpet and in similar role to Walter Brennan) are besieged and only helped by the hot-head young named Missisipi (James Caan) whose finger itches demoniacally on the trigger every time he gets a nasty guy in his sights . All of them fighting for their lives against the baron land and his hired killers (Christopher George , Jim Davis)

    Action western, snappy dialog , shoot-outs at regular intervals, and humor abounds in this magnificent film whose roles are splendidly portrayed . It packs larger-than-life characters, uproarious events and lively happenings . It is an elegy on lost youth assuaged by friendship and comradeship among them . The Duke carries strong acting on his brawny shoulders and perfectly does , though most of the scenes showing John Wayne running were performed by a double . It's basically a lighthearted action Western and being mainly lifted out by Robert Mitchum 's wonderfully acting , his bathtub scene was largely Robert's invention, members of the crew were laughing while it was being filmed at the idea of Mitchum being embarrassed in front of a woman . Delightful main and support cast formed by several youthful costars as James Caan , Charlotte Holt and Michelle Carey ; adding brief interventions from Adam Roarke , Johnny Crawford , Robert Donner and Paul Fix . And of course, top-drawer John Wayne , few stars could match his ability to dominate a scene . Arch-conservative John Wayne did not get along with actor Edward Asner, whose politics were quite liberal, during filming, and constantly referred to Asner as "that New York actor". Wayne was disappointed that the movie was released at the same time as his next movie, ¨The War Wagon¨ ; however, despite this film receiving generally poor reviews and being seen as old-fashioned and out of tune with the times, both movies proved to be hugely successful at the box office. Glittering Technicolor cinematography by Harold Rosson who adds much to the setting of this unique Western , the scenes of the town during daytime were filmed on location in Kanab, Utah and Old Tucson, Arizona , but all the nighttime scenes were filmed in the studio. Marvelous musical score by Nelson Riddle (Batman TV theme) including emotive song at main titles . These opening credits feature a montage of original paintings that depict various scenes of cowboy life in the Old West, the artist was Olaf Wieghorst who appears in the film as the Gunsmith . This overlong, too much-acclaimed and very gripping Western will appeal to John Wayne fans . Rating : Above average, essential and indispensable Western , a masterpiece horse opera whose reputation has improved over the years . The motion picture is well directed Howard Hawks supported by John Wayne , it's a nice Western made by these two giants . Hawks proved to be a Western expert as proved in ¨Big sky¨, ¨The outlaw¨ and ¨Red River ¨.

    Rating : Good and great fun , though over lengthy and displays a number of similarities to previous ¨Rio Bravo¨ , quintaessential Hawks Western at the peak of his powers , starred by Wayne , Mitchum , Walter Brennan , Ricky Nelson and Angie Dickinson . ¨El Dorado¨ is more or less a remake of Rio Bravo, although Howard Hawks always denied this. Followed by a second reworking titled ¨Rio Lobo¨ with Wayne , George Rivero ,Jennifer O'Neill , Sherry Lansing ,Chris Mitchum , Victor French and Jack Elam playing a virtual retreat of the previous role played by Walter Brennan and Arthur Hunnicut and of course the great John Wayne who repeats in the excellent trilogy , an exciting , witty and deeply moving masterpiece .
    8ccthemovieman-1

    A Pleasant Surprise

    This was a pretty solid western, one I enjoyed more than I thought I would. What I liked about it were the interesting characters and the fact it was nicely filmed, as westerns tend to be. People focus on the big stars of this film and often miss how good the visuals are in here.

    John Wayne, Robert Mitchum and James Caan all played characters that were fun to watch. When I first saw this about 10 years ago, it was a shock to see how young Caan looked. It had to be one of his first films. Six years after this, he made it big in "The Godfather."

    Wayne and Mitchum, of course, were already major motion picture celebrities and I liked the way they traded off each other in this movie. It was really good to see these two guys in the same film. With those two, and the nice photography, this would be a good pickup on DVD.
    9TOMASBBloodhound

    As entertaining as a western could be.

    It's hard not to smile as you watch this film play itself out. There are just too many fine actors and top notch performances contained in this film for it to be anything but outstanding. Howard Hawks knows just how to harness this story and give each actor room enough to strut his stuff.

    John Wayne plays a hired gun who comes to the aid of a drunken sheriff played to perfection by Robert Mitchum. By Wayne's side is a young man (James Caan) packing a nasty scatter-gun, and also at their disposal is a grizzled Indian fighter deputy (Arthur Hunnicutt). The four do battle with an evil land owner (Ed Asner), his hired gun (Christopher George), and several other gunslingers looking for trouble. A rival family of landowners named the MacDonalds are being pressured by Asner and his cronies. Wayne and Co. take their side, and all hell breaks loose in El Dorado.

    The film is crisply paced, well-written, and the acting as good as you might expect. Even actors like Caan and Asner who might seem out of their element fit right in and hold their own. Wayne is as watchable as ever. It's a treat just to hear him say the word "Mississippi" every time he refers to Caan. Mitchum has the more demanding of the two lead roles, and it's no wonder Wayne wanted that role for himself. The toughest thing our heroes are faced with is sobering him up as he has become the laughing stock of the town he is supposed to protect. Arthur Hunnicutt, as Mitchum's deputy, seems to get a lot of the good lines and more than proves his worth when things get tough. Another person who stands out is Michele Carey who portrays one of the MacDonald clan. I'd never really heard of her before, but the woman is stunningly beautiful. She plays a resourceful woman out to kick some Asner butt.

    Between the numerous shootouts, there are wonderful scenes where you can tell the stars are just happy to stand together in front of the camera. There are a few scenes that really weren't beaten to death by the genre and actually look original. A shootout involving church bells was something I hadn't seen before, though I'm hardly an expert in western lore. I wouldn't be surprised to find that someone had done it before, but it really worked in this film. Also, it was neat to see Caan blow some of the bad guys to shreds with his shotgun. That was an under-utilized weapon in old western films. His brief impersonation of a Chinaman is bound to offend some, but it's actually quite entertaining.

    If you love a good western, you must not miss El Dorado. Even if you don't normally watch them, you might also find it more than worth your time.

    9 of 10 stars.

    The Hound.
    9cowboypimpin58

    One of the Great American Westerns...

    every once and a while me and my father will buy a classic western no matter how cheesy or weird it may look, today he came home with this movie El Dorado, at first i was expecting not too much due to how many westerns that were made, though i should have thought better whenever i saw that it starred two great film actors John Wayne and Robert Mitchum.

    i may be young(16) but i know good actors when i watch them on screen these two played beautifully off each other and so did another great actor James Caan

    all the characters were played to perfection, even though anyone can play an alcoholic sheriff with a broken-heart Mitchum really made the role shine, of course John Wayne did wonderful as The Hired Gun, but my favorite role was that of Mississipi played by James Caan, in my opinion he did an astonishing job in this role and the scenes with him and Wayne were glorious.

    Now some older ladies and gents may find it hard to follow the recommendation of a 16 year old but it is seriously one of my favorites of the ones me and my father have seen

    in a lil side note the action scenes were done really well and there was also a slight editing issue during one of the scenes I'm sure you'll notice(but you must take into consideration the time when the movie was made)

    thank you and you really must see this movie that could never be done today due to the fight between stars in leading roles.
    bwaynef

    A pleasure through and through

    The credits claim that Leigh Brackett's screenplay for 1967's "El Dorado" is based on a novel, "The Stars in Their Courses" by Harry Brown. The on-screen evidence indicates it was based on Brackett's own script for 1959's "Rio Bravo," in which John Wayne is a gunfighter joined by his buddy, a drunken sheriff, in guarding a town against a corrupt cattle baron. They are joined by a callow but dangerous youth, and a curmudgeonly deputy. In "Rio Bravo," these roles were admirably filled by Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and Walter Brennan. In "El Dorado," the Duke once again takes on the gunfighter role, but is joined this time by Robert Mitchum, James Caan, and Arthur Hunnicutt. Nothing wrong with that lineup, even though Caan can't sing like Ricky (Mitchum could probably do a fair imitation of ol' Dino, though). Like "Rio Bravo," this one is directed by Howard Hawks who liked to steal from his own movies. Several scenes in "El Dorado" are nearly exact duplicates of moments from "Rio Bravo" (Mitchum blasts holes into a piano when he suspects that the pianist's off-key playing denotes fear of the killer hidden behind it, whereas Martin found his prey in a saloon balcony after spotting blood dripping into a shot glass).

    "El Dorado" is faster paced than the first film, but then it has a shorter running time. It's a pleasure through and through, but "Rio Bravo" is superior. In the latter film, you almost feel that you're holed up with the Duke, Dino, Ricky, and Walter, rather than just watching them.

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    • Curiosidades
      The opening credits feature a montage of original paintings that depict various scenes of cowboy life in the Old West. The artist was Olaf Wieghorst, who appears in the film as gunsmith Swede Larsen.
    • Erros de gravação
      The notes played by Bull would only be possible in a valved instrument such as a trumpet or cornet, and one would think they could not be played on a bugle. This is not true. An extremely adept musician with an enormous amount of practice can do this.
    • Citações

      Sheriff J. P. Harrah: What the hell are you doin' here?

      Cole: I'm lookin' at a tin star with a... drunk pinned on it.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      Possibly due to their fame, the closing cast list does not bill John Wayne and Robert Mitchum.
    • Versões alternativas
      On the AMC and Sundance airings, the part where Mississippi is dressed up as a Chinese guy is cut. On the print shown on Turner Classic Movies, this scene remains intact.
    • Conexões
      Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Une histoire seule (1989)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      El Dorado
      Lyric by John Gabriel

      Music by Nelson Riddle

      Sung by George Alexander

      Accompanied by The Mellowmen Quartet (as the Mellomen)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 30 de junho de 1967 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
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    • Também conhecido como
      • Ельдорадо
    • Locações de filme
      • Old Tucson - 201 S. Kinney Road, Tucson, Arizona, EUA
    • Empresas de produção
      • Paramount Pictures
      • Laurel Productions
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      • 1.85 : 1

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