Cat Ballou Director: Elliot Silverstein Cast: Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Michael Callan, Dwayne Hickman
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- DVD Release Date: 08/08/2000
- Original Release: 1965
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- Sales Rank: 7,696
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Digitally mastered audio and anamorphic video; Widescreen and full-screen presentations; Audio: English [mono]; Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Thai; Featurette: "The Legend of Cat Ballou" with director Elliot Silverstein; Lead actors Michael Callan and Dwayne Hickman audio commentary; Vintage advertising; Theatrical trailers; Talent files; Interactive menus; Production notes; Scene selections
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1
0. Side #1
0. Scene Selection
1. Start. [3:27]
2. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [2:58]
3. Drunk as a skunk. [2:22]
4. Comforting the sinner. [3:17]
5. Berth control. [2:54]
6. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [1:02]
7. The ranch. [2:44]
8. Tim Strawn. [1:34]
9. Harvest day celebration. [2:30]
10. Square dance/war dance. [6:57]
11. Strange bedfellows. [5:07]
12. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [1:38]
13. Kid Shelleen. [6:43]
14. Sticking to Frankie. [3:40]
15. "They'll never make her cry." [3:21]
16. "Happy birthday." [:35]
17. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [1:12]
18. Butch Cassidy. [1:56]
19. Making plans. [3:10]
20. Robbing a train. [2:01]
21. Hole-in-the-wall. [5:59]
22. Getting into shape. [8:26]
23. The kid vs. strawn. [7:04]
24. Clay proposes marriage. [2:20]
25. Consolation. [3:40]
26. Off the wagon. [5:05]
27. Noose hangs high. [:39]
28. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [2:27]
Side #2
0. Side #2
0. Scene Selection
1. Start. [3:27]
2. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [2:58]
3. Drunk as a skunk. [2:22]
4. Comforting the sinner. [3:17]
5. Berth control. [2:54]
6. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [1:02]
7. The ranch. [2:44]
8. Tim Strawn. [1:34]
9. Harvest day celebration. [2:30]
10. Square dance/war dance. [6:57]
11. Strange bedfellows. [5:07]
12. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [1:38]
13. Kid Shelleen. [6:43]
14. Sticking to Frankie. [3:40]
15. "They'll never make her cry." [3:21]
16. "Happy birthday." [:35]
17. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [1:12]
18. Butch Cassidy. [1:56]
19. Making plans. [3:10]
20. Robbing a train. [2:01]
21. Hole-in-the-wall. [5:59]
22. Getting into shape. [8:26]
23. The kid vs. strawn. [7:04]
24. Clay proposes marriage. [2:20]
25. Consolation. [3:40]
26. Off the wagon. [5:05]
27. Noose hangs high. [:39]
28. "The ballad of Cat Ballou." [2:27]
Editorial Reviews
This musical spoof of Westerns featured Lee Marvin in dual roles that won him a Best Actor Oscar. Jane Fonda stars as the title character, a prim schoolmarm returning to her hometown of Wolf City, Wyoming, after receiving an Eastern education. On the train ride, Cat meets up with a pair of friendly, charming crooks, Clay Boone (Michael Callan) and his uncle, Jed (Dwayne Hickman), the former becoming hopelessly smitten with the naive but tough Cat. Upon arriving home, Cat discovers that her eccentric father, Frankie (John Marley), is being threatened with bodily harm by a development company that desperately wants his land. When Frankie is murdered by ruthless, noseless killer Tim Strawn (Marvin), Cat straps on a pair of six-shooters and persuades Clay, Jed, and her father's loyal Native American hand Jackson Two-Bears (Tom Nardini) to sign on as her posse. In her quest for revenge, Cat also recruits Kid Shelleen (also played by Marvin), a one-time fearsome gunslinger who's now a hopeless alcoholic. Cat Ballou (1965) is interspersed throughout the narrative with appearances by Stubby Kaye and Nat King Cole as a pair of balladeers who comment on the action musically in Greek chorus style. Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
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