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Dirty Little Billy (1972)Director:Stan Dragoti |
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Title: Dirty Little Billy (1972)
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Richard Evans | ... |
Goldie
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Berle
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Ben Antrim
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Henry McCarty
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Len
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Charle Nile
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Earl Lovitt
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Basil Crabtree
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Scott Walker | ... |
Stormy
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Rosary Nix | ... |
Louisiana
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Billy the Kid was a punk.Genres:
WesternParents Guide:
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USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
November 1972 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Billy Kid je bil prostak See more »Company Credits
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Billy Bonney: Nothin'.
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Ben Antrim: All right, Billy. All right. You still haven't answered my question. What do you want to do?Billy Bonney: Nothin'.
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Forgotten little western about young slacker Billy arriving in the West from New York and not wanting anything to do with his father's crop-work. After being banished by his father he wanders aimlessly through town and finds a mentor in the town outlaw Goldie. Not the Billy the Kid story were familiar with; Billy is a dirty, chubby-cheeked kid who doesn't have a care in the world and gets shaky every time he attempts to fire a gun. The film has a terrific feel to it with grainy brown and black colors. Dirty is an appropriate word for the ambiance of the movie. Not much story per se, but the film is well acted especially by Pollard who looks and acts as though he is a rabid puppy. Some jarring moments of violence and a terrific ending. Worth a look if you're a western fan.
*** out of ****