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Wagons East (1994) 4.4
In the 1860's Wild West, when a ragged bunch of misfit settlers decide they cannot stand living in their current situation, they hire a grizzled cowboy to take them on a journey back to their hometowns east. Director:Peter Markle |
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River Townsman
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| Abraham Benrubi | ... |
Abe Ferguson
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Prudence Taylor
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Douglas Carlson | ... |
Bar Patron
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Melinda Culea | ... |
Constance Taylor
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Tom
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Billy Daydoge | ... |
Elder
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Clayton Ferguson
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David Dunard | ... |
Harry Bob Ferguson
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Bartender
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Reporter
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Stuart Proud Eagle Grant | ... |
White Cloud
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In the 1860's Wild West, when a ragged bunch of misfit settlers decide they cannot stand living in their current situation, they hire a grizzled cowboy to take them on a journey back to their hometowns east.
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They came, they saw, they changed their minds.Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 August 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Apo pou pane gia tin Agria Dysi parakalo? See more »Filming Locations:
Condado De Chavez, Durango, MexicoBox Office
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$4,358,940 (USA)Company Credits
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Clayton Ferguson: You had to amputate?
Phil Taylor: No no no no no no! The leg is, ah, fine... a little stiff.
Clayton Ferguson: Well now, that's to be expected.
Phil Taylor: Well, you know, Clay, ah, the leg is not the only part that's, ah, stiff. Actually, his whole body is kind of, ah, well, he's ah, he's ah, he'd dead!
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Ends with "Dedicated to the memory of John Candy". See more »Goofs
After Harlow wins the fight with the General, Belle puts Harlow's hat back on his head. When the camera angle changes, she is still holding Harlow's hat. See more »Quotes
Phil Taylor: About that leg, Clay. You know, these flesh wounds can be a little tricky. You know, things happen... there are complications.Clayton Ferguson: You had to amputate?
Phil Taylor: No no no no no no! The leg is, ah, fine... a little stiff.
Clayton Ferguson: Well now, that's to be expected.
Phil Taylor: Well, you know, Clay, ah, the leg is not the only part that's, ah, stiff. Actually, his whole body is kind of, ah, well, he's ah, he's ah, he'd dead!
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B'leve it or not, most people said this was a sad, sad, movie. Well, I'm here to tell ya I really liked it.
My former teacher reccomended it to my mother....she said she thought I would like it.... so my Mom brought it home, ostensibly for my little sister, and I watched it that night while everyone else was gone, because I really like John Candy and I recently fell in love with Richard Lewis (in "Once Upon a Crime" believe me it doesn't happen often) Anyway, I wasn't particularly expecting a funny movie, but I liked the premise, and then it started and I about died laughing. Candy is distinctly uncomfortable during it, something understandable, and the movie definitely pulls no punches. But even so, all the actors had such great comic presence.... I'm not usually a laugh out loud person, and so the only parts I laughed at was the revelation of Harlow's secret (I';m no snitch, I won't tell you what it is) and ensuing conversation, and the Big Tough General Larchmont asking for a bedtime story, and Lewis's conversation with his kids....amounting to the sort of things that would go on in a regular, modern-day car ride when you have a son and a daughter. But the biggest surprise: Lewis himself. Here we have a guy with a big chin and buggy eyes, who always appears as himself, constantly has shoulder-length greasy hair, and one of the oddest smiles since the days of Chico Marx.... and here we have me, laughing at him. Go figure. I love Chico Marx too.