The Honkers (1972)An over-the-hill rodeo champion is so self-centered that he ignores his wife, son, and best friend. Director:Steve Ihnat |
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The Honkers (1972)An over-the-hill rodeo champion is so self-centered that he ignores his wife, son, and best friend. Director:Steve Ihnat |
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| James Coburn | ... |
Lew Lathrop
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| Lois Nettleton | ... |
Linda Lathrop
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| Slim Pickens | ... |
Clete
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| Anne Archer | ... |
Deborah Moon
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| Richard Anderson | ... |
Royce Owens
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Joan Huntington | ... |
Rita Ferguson
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| Jim Davis | ... |
Sheriff Potter
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Ramon Bieri | ... |
Jack Ferguson
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Ted Eccles | ... |
Bobby Lathrop
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| Mitch Ryan | ... |
Lowell
(as Mitchell Ryan)
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Wayne McLaren | ... |
Everett
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John Harmon | ... |
Sam Martin
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Richard O'Brien | ... |
Matt Weber
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Pitt Herbert | ... |
Haberdasher
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Luther Elmore |
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An over-the-hill rodeo champion is so self-centered that he ignores his wife, son, and best friend.
I saw the Honkers in the early 70s and loved it and remembered it. I also saw both JW.COOP & JUNIOR BONNER - both excellent. The reason I had to catch Honkers was that Mr.Inhat deeply impressed me in Madigan as Barney - an enduring psycho performance - which I can still quote verbatum. I also made a note of him in Hour of The Gun. I felt grim when he died (just after the Cannes screening?) But rest assured he, and the film, are recalled fondly. .