Bronco Billy with Clint Eastwood: DVD Cover

    Bronco Billy Director: Clint Eastwood Cast: Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis, Scatman Crothers

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/01/2000
    • Original Release: 1980
    • Rating: Rated PG
    • Sales Rank: 9,982

    Viewer Rating: (1 ratings)

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    Features

    Interactive menus; Eastwood profile/filmography; Scene access; Subtitles: English & Français

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 -- Standard
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Credits. [2:56]
    2. Bronco Billy's Wild West Show. [7:33]
    3. Wrangling in the Rain. [4:16]
    4. Marry Antoinette. [3:32]
    5. Dolores Goes for a Ride. [3:02]
    6. Not Allowed. [2:37]
    7. Holdup Here. [2:32]
    8. Antoinette's Rescuer. [4:09]
    9. Family Fortune. [2:14]
    10. "Nobody Talks That Way to Bronco Billy." [2:29]
    11. St. Patrick's Orphanage. [3:24]
    12. No Problem; Deepest Sympathy. [3:03]
    13. Dialogue Changes. [2:39]
    14. Murder Plot. [4:41]
    15. Not Much Love. [2:21]
    16. Beer and Cold Fish. [4:11]
    17. Fighting Together. [3:28]
    18. Rescued Again. [2:41]
    19. "Are You for Real?" [2:59]
    20. Leonard's Secret. [3:12]
    21. The Faster Man. [4:43]
    22. Up in Flames. [6:03]
    23. More Bad Luck. [2:33]
    24. Train Robbers. [5:01]
    25. Welcome to Mineral Wells. [3:38]
    26. Anything You Want. [3:23]
    27. Night Moves. [3:29]
    28. Arlington Tells All. [4:23]
    29. So Long, Bronco Billy. [3:59]
    30. Needed Badly. [2:48]
    31. Shipshape Show. [4:55]
    32. Adios; End Credits. [3:08]
    Side #2 -- Widescreen
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Credits. [2:56]
    2. Bronco Billy's Wild West Show. [7:33]
    3. Wrangling in the Rain. [4:15]
    4. Marry Antoinette. [3:32]
    5. Dolores Goes for a Ride. [3:02]
    6. Not Allowed. [2:37]
    7. Holdup Hero. [2:32]
    8. Antoinette's Rescuer. [4:09]
    9. Family Fortune. [2:14]
    10. "Nobody Talks That Way to Bronco Billy." [2:28]
    11. St. Patrick's Orphanage. [3:24]
    12. No Problem; Deepest Sympathy. [3:03]
    13. Dialogue Changes. [2:39]
    14. Murder Plot. [4:41]
    15. Not Much Love. [2:21]
    16. Beer and Cold Fish. [4:11]
    17. Fighting Together. [3:27]
    18. Rescued Again. [2:41]
    19. "Are You for Real?" [2:59]
    20. Leonard's Secret. [3:12]
    21. The Faster Man. [4:43]
    22. Up in Flames. [6:03]
    23. More Bad Luck. [2:33]
    24. Train Robbers. [5:01]
    25. Welcome to Mineral Wells. [3:38]
    26. Anything You Want. [3:23]
    27. Night Moves. [3:29]
    28. Arlington Tells All. [4:23]
    29. So Long, Bronco Billy. [3:58]
    30. Needed Badly. [2:48]
    31. Shipshape Show. [4:55]
    32. Adios; End Credits. [3:08]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Bronco Billy stars Clint Eastwood (who also directed) as the impresario of a seedy wild west show. Going along for the ride is spoiled socialite Sondra Locke, who is "initiated" by being pressed into service as the wrong end of a knife-throwing act. The rest of the troupe, like Eastwood himself, are losers in life who yearn for the freedom and opportunity of the long-gone Old West. Despite its raucous ad campaign, Bronco Billy is at base a wistful character study, avoiding the usual trappings of car chases and redneck villains and offering quiet chuckles instead of belly laughs. Unfortunately it failed to click with the public, compelling Eastwood to temporarily return to his old crash-bang-pow formula in his next few films. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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    August 19, 2003: This was a tongue in cheek cliche from the original old westerns. But the morals were cleverly made believable. A difficult task in the current trends of ''modern'' media.