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W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings (1975)W.W. is a happy-go-lucky crook who makes his living robbing gas stations through the drive-up windows... See full summary » Director:John G. AvildsenWriter:Thomas Rickman |
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Dixie
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Wayne
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Country Bull
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Junior
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Leroy
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Rick Hurst | ... |
Butterball
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Good Ole Boy #2
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Furry Lewis | ... |
Uncle Furry
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Sherman G. Lloyd | ... |
Elton Bird
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Mort Marshall | ... |
Hester Tate
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Good Ole Boy #1
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Peg Murray | ... |
Della
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Sherry Mathis | ... |
June Ann
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Roni Stoneman Hemrick | ... |
Ticket Lady
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W.W. is a happy-go-lucky crook who makes his living robbing gas stations through the drive-up windows. The Dixie Dancekings are a country music band trying to get their first big break. W.W. crosses paths with the Dixie Dancekings when he hijacks their car (and them) to help him rob a bank. At first, the band resists. However, when they discover how much money they make, they begin helping out voluntarily in order to finance their big break. At the same time, W.W. takes a liking to them and uses his natural charm and smooth-talking ways to help them start down the road to stardom. Written by Afterburner <aburner@erols.com>
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Big Bad Burt. After he sticks you up, you'll be sorry to see him go. See more »Genres:
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(Denmark) See more »Also Known As:
Agrios kai atithasos See more »Company Credits
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Junior: That's right, Leroy. You know who he was fightin' in Korea?
Leroy: Who?
Junior: Chinamen. Communist Chinamen.
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Composed by Jerry Reed
Performed by Ned Beatty See more »
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One of the young actors who unsuccessfully auditioned for this film was Sylvester Stallone. A year later, Stallone worked with John G. Avildsen, the director of this film, on Rocky. See more »Quotes
W.W. Bright: [Leroy has accused W.W. of being a Communist] I served in Korea. dammit!Junior: That's right, Leroy. You know who he was fightin' in Korea?
Leroy: Who?
Junior: Chinamen. Communist Chinamen.
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"There's Better Things in Life"Composed by Jerry Reed
Performed by Ned Beatty See more »
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