Two backwoods North Carolinians (Robert Walker, Jr., and Dick Clark, who also produced) rob a bootlegger's safe, kill several people in the process, and head for California with Walker's ...
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Title: Killers Three (1968)
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Cast
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| Robert Walker Jr. | ... | Johnny Warder (as Robert Walker) | |
| Diane Varsi | ... | Carol Warder | |
| Dick Clark | ... | Roger (as dick clark) | |
| Norman Alden | ... | Guthrie | |
| Maureen Arthur | ... | Elvira Sweeney | |
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Tony York | ... | Tony |
| Merle Haggard | ... | Charlie | |
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Bonnie Owens | ... | Singer |
| John 'Bud' Cardos | ... | Bates | |
| William Alspaugh | ... | Lester Meed | |
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Douglas Barger | ... | Felix |
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Beach Dickerson | ... | Scotty |
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Lorene Klepacki | ... | Mrs. Reed |
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Barbara Page | ... | Mrs. Sweeney |
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Jerry Petty | ... | R.C. |
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Two backwoods North Carolinians (Robert Walker, Jr., and Dick Clark, who also produced) rob a bootlegger's safe, kill several people in the process, and head for California with Walker's wife (Diane Varsi). Merle Haggard appears as a sheriff and sings the title song and "Mama Tried." Written by alfiehitchie
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bootlegging | wanted man | hixploitation | psychotronic film | safe |Taglines:
Filmed Entirely In The Boot-Leg Backwoods of The Carolinas! See more »Parents Guide:
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This movie is completely forgettable...in fact, quite horrible. Unless, that is, you are from Randolph County, NC, and know the area well enough.
Filmed in 1968, the fact that Dick Clark was one of the stars was enough to draw crowds. Unfortunately, the most memorable movie moment happened behind the scenes in response to a love scene filmed in a field of Queen Anne's lace. Funny for the locals, painful for the stars.
The plot is weak, the cinematography painful, and the acting is wooden.
Don't waste your time unless you are completely bored out of your mind.