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Dirty Little Billy (1972)Director:Stan Dragoti |
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Title: Dirty Little Billy (1972)
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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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Stormy
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Billy the Kid was a punk.Genres:
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Country:
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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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I haven't seen this film for some years, but it made quite an impression. My memory of the plot is sketchy, but I remember a pungent sense of place and the black humour of re-presenting an outlaw hero as a dysfunctional teenager. Michael J Pollard was "hot" in my mind due to his showing in Hannibal Brooks. He certainly went for broke with his portrayal of Billy as a bumbling and baffled (retarded, even?) teen in a Wild West that is knee-deep in mud and horse-muck. The pistols Billy wielded seemed almost too big for him, huge, clumsy and old-fashioned. Certainly as a impressionable British youngster, I'd never seen anything like it before.
I'm more than pleased to encourage others to seek it out. It could well be a bit of a hidden gem - the flavour and satirical energy of the piece are surely in tune with today's tastes.