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Waltz Across Texas (1982)Director:Ernest Day |
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Gail Weston
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John Taylor
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Joe Locker
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Frank Walker
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Kit Peabody
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Ben Piazza | ... |
Bill Wrather
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Jorge Cervera Jr. | ... |
Raoul
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Molesta Davis
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Ivan Bonar | ... |
A.J. Profit
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Bradford English | ... |
Billy Pepperberg
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Robert Underwood | ... |
Neil
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Bill Salt | ... |
Swat
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Jesse Garcia | ... |
Robert
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David Foster
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October 1982 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Bailando a través de Texas See more »Company Credits
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Written by Joe E. Lewis, Conway Twitty
Performed by Michael Johnson
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"Don't Let It Go to Your Heart"Written by Joe E. Lewis, Conway Twitty
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This was a very watcheable movie, perhaps a little more so knowing that the two leads were married in real life. Probably trying to ride the crest of "Urban Cowboy", it nevertheless has its own charm and identity. The "battle of the sexes" is gentle and convincing. Anne Archer and Terry Jastrow nearly always speak in hoarse whispers. I replayed the Texas line-dance scene and also the big slug-fest scene on the oil rig, both well choreographed and performed by competent, "physical" people. Well, being both an Anne Archer fan (she'd be my dream date from a High School reunion as in "Lifeguard") and a George W. fan from the git-go, I guess this movie pushed all the right buttons.