The Brothers O'Toole (1973)The brothers, a couple of ne'er-do-wells, turn a sleepy mining town upside-down in their search for quick riches. Director:Richard Erdman |
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The Brothers O'Toole (1973)The brothers, a couple of ne'er-do-wells, turn a sleepy mining town upside-down in their search for quick riches. Director:Richard Erdman |
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| John Astin | ... | ||
| Pat Carroll | ... | ||
| Hans Conried | ... | ||
| Richard Erdman | ... | ||
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Allyn Joslyn | ... | |
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Richard Jury | ... | |
| Lee Meriwether | ... | ||
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Jesse White | ... | |
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Steve Carlson | ... | |
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Miranda Barry | ... | |
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Francelle Fuller | ... | |
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Ted Claassen | ... | |
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Harlan Knudson | ... | |
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Leon Enge | ... | |
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Jacques Hampton | ... | |
The brothers, a couple of ne'er-do-wells, turn a sleepy mining town upside-down in their search for quick riches.
Inept conman John Astin rides into a hard-luck town and is immediately arrested, mistaken for a notorious outlaw (Astin again), wanted on a whole slew of charges. This leaves his none-too-bright brother scrambling to find a way to spring him before he ends up getting hung.
The idea of a wronged slickster seeking comedic revenge on a hick town that nearly did him in is a good one, but everything else about this unfunny western spoof is bad. There's hardly any laughs or action.
Astin and Lee Meriwether, who plays the outlaw's estranged wife are game, but this rambling movie doesn't really give them a chance to shine.