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A comic western about a cowboy who seeks a wanted and evil man who caused for the death of his beloved horse Easy.A comic western about a cowboy who seeks a wanted and evil man who caused for the death of his beloved horse Easy.A comic western about a cowboy who seeks a wanted and evil man who caused for the death of his beloved horse Easy.
Oli van der Vijver
- The Squint
- (as Oliver Evans)
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Did you know
- TriviaAmy Bowles, a guitarist in multiple Toronto bands, was the inspiration for Envy Adams in the Scott Pilgrim comic series. While meeting for Scott Pilgrim Chống Lại Cả Thế Giới (2010), Bowles happened to ride her bicycle near Edgar Wright and Bryan Lee O'Malley, and said hello. O'Malley was speechless, and only later explained his stupefaction at Wright knowing him.
- Crazy creditsNo Animals Were Harmed In The Making Of This Film, They Were All Killed
- Alternate versionsAn earlier version exists in which Jeremy Beadle does not appear. Additionally, alternate takes for the underwear-shooting-off scene, spitting sequence and removing the bullet entry wound gag are all used.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Hour: Episode #7.34 (2010)
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Graham Low is the Man With No Name and Oli van der Vijver is the Lee Van Cleef character in Edgar Low's first feature film.
As you might guess from the title, it's a burlesque of the Sergio Leone/Clint Eastwood westerns, with a sketch of a pot and a lot of actors of whom you've never heard doing a mediocre job. There are plenty of juvenile gags, and it gives the impression of a bunch of amateurs who really liked MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL and figured they could do the same for westerns.
I was disappointed, in part because, while the flow of gags never stopped, each one was offered as if it was hilarious. When you've got that rat-a-tat pacing, you need to offer a gag and then move on to the next.
As you might guess from the title, it's a burlesque of the Sergio Leone/Clint Eastwood westerns, with a sketch of a pot and a lot of actors of whom you've never heard doing a mediocre job. There are plenty of juvenile gags, and it gives the impression of a bunch of amateurs who really liked MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL and figured they could do the same for westerns.
I was disappointed, in part because, while the flow of gags never stopped, each one was offered as if it was hilarious. When you've got that rat-a-tat pacing, you need to offer a gag and then move on to the next.
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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