Bass Reeves (2010)A drama based on the life of Bass Reeves, the first African-American United States Deputy Marshal. Writer:Brett William Mauser |
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Leach
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Wolfe's Friend
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Belle Starr
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Grant Johnson
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Marshal
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Wilson
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Isaac C Parker
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Barney's Daughter
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Frank
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Cackling Outlaw
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Jennie Reeves
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A drama based on the life of Bass Reeves, the first African-American United States Deputy Marshal.
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Rated PG-13 for some violence and brief languageParents Guide:
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James A. House's portrayal of the legendary lawman, Bass Reeves was truly outstanding. His look, demeanor and presence made me feel like I was watching the real Bass. This is a true credit to the casting director of this film. Additionally, the role of Bob Dozier played by the talented Craig Rainey was inspirational and indeed the work of a true professional. One of my favorite performances in the film was delivered by Loki D. Wolf. His rendition of the great Bass Reeves' son, Bennie was riveting. I found that the comedic spots in the film added to the liveliness of the story. From the research I did on Bass Reeves, this film seems to be very historically accurate. So if your looking for a cool western to kick back and watch I believe that "Bass Reeves" is a great choice!