Rating: Half-Full
Cast: Dean Martin, Joey Bishop, Alain Delon and Rosemary Forsyth
Director: Michael Gordon
Writers: Wells Root, Harold Greene and Ben Starr
Producer: Henry Keller
Music by: Frank De Vol, Sammy Cahn, and James Van Heusen
Oscar Nominations: 0
Rated: NR
Release Date: 10/27/66
Favorite Character: Lonetta
Tagline: A Swinging Fun-Romp that Fractures the Frontier!
Quote: “In me there is such a fire. You do not see it, but it burns for you.”- Lonetta
Fun Fact: Kronk (Sam’s Indian sidekick) played by Joey Bishop is referred to as a friendly or safe Indian since he is a Karankawa. In reality the Karanakawa were hostile and one of the few cannibal Indian tribes.
Summary: After fleeing from the wedding, Don Andrea flees to the yet-to-be-state Texas, where he meets cowboy and his sidekick indian.
The Review: This is the ho-hum western film, I failed to stay awake on this one. On the other hand, the action is the best part.
Few Burned Kurnels 