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Director:
Writers:
Raymond Friday Locke (screenplay) and
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Release Date:
1965 (France) See more »
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Tagline:
...leaves a taste of evil!
Plot:
It's 1933, in the midst of the Depression and Prohibition. Calif, a stranger with a past walks into Spooner... See more » | Add synopsis »
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(2 articles)
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Surpringsly Sly B/W Coolness! See more (11 total) »

Cast

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Hal Hopper ... Sidney Brenshaw
Antoinette Cristiani ... Hannah Brenshaw
John Furlong ... Calif McKinney
Rena Horten ... Eula
Princess Livingston ... Maggie Marie
Lorna Maitland ... Clara Belle
Sam Hanna ... Injoys
Stuart Lancaster ... Lute Wade (as Stu Lancaster)
Nick Wolcuff ... Sheriff Abel
Frank Bolger ... Brother Hansen
Lee Ballard ... Sister Hansen
Michael Finn ... Thurmond Pate (as Mickey Foxx)
F. Rufus Owens ... Milton
Wilfred Kues ... Lynch mob (as W. Kues)
Charles Felix
Mike Ferla
Pete Cunningham ... Lynch mob (as Peter Cunningham)
Bill Gunter ... Lynch mob
Clarence Locke
Louis Lafayette
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Gilbert Haimson ... Mourner (uncredited)
William Maley ... Townspeople (uncredited)
Russ Meyer ... Townspeople (uncredited)
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Directed by
Russ Meyer 
 
Writing credits
Raymond Friday Locke (screenplay) and
W.E. Sprague (screenplay)

Raymond Friday Locke (based on the novel "Streets Paved With Gold") (as Friday Locke)

Produced by
George Costello .... producer
Eve Meyer .... associate producer
Russ Meyer .... producer
 
Original Music by
André Brummer  (as Henri Price)
 
Cinematography by
Walter Schenk (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Charles G. Schelling  (as Charles Schelling)
Russ Meyer (uncredited)
 
Makeup Department
Miss Eddie Crispell .... hair stylist (as Eddie Crispell)
 
Production Management
Fred Owens .... production supervisor
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
George Costello .... associate director
 
Sound Department
Charles G. Schelling .... sound recordist (as Charles Schelling)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
William Maley .... gaffer
Gilbert Haimson .... assistant camera (uncredited)
 
Music Department
André Brummer .... music director (as Henri Price)
 
Other crew
George Costello .... dialogue director
Tony Enos .... coordinator
Gilbert Haimson .... production assistant (as Gil Haimson)
Donald J. Hansen .... coordinator (as Don Hansen)
Manuel Morais .... coordinator
Bill Shelton .... coordinator
W.E. Sprague .... script supervisor
Tim Wilson .... coordinator
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Mudhoney... Leaves a Taste of Evil!" - USA (long title)
"Rope of Love" - USA (alternative title)
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Runtime:
UK:92 min | USA:92 min
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Maggie Marie:Don't pay her no mind, young fella. Eula, that's the child's name. She can't talk. Can't hear, neither. They do say she makes some right pretty sounds once you get to know her.See more »

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12 out of 13 people found the following review useful.
Surpringsly Sly B/W Coolness!, 12 September 2005
Author: shepardjessica-1 from United States

For some reason, I expected more crass (and I've seen Russ Meyer films from the late 60s and early 7s) and exploitive (although they are in docu-creepy realistic funny way) rendition of a story like this. I couldn't have been more mistaken. Perfectly cast - Hal Hopper (the ultimate sleaze-bag in a worn linen suit, babes galore - Lorna Maitland and her beautiful mute sister (can't remember her name) who was mute (and has no lines)...the "crazy" and hilarious mother of the these two "Lil Abner" rejects who makes moonshine ..on the side - whose name is Princess something (in real life)...Anyway, I'm making it sound complicated and it's not and it's not "dirty" (even for then). It's funny, serious (darkly later), kind of sexy, great b/w cinematography and the ending is on the plains.

I never thought this film would be good. Meyer's best film (that I've seen - which is about half his output). Well-done.

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