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Legendary lawman and gunslinger, Wild Bill Hickok, is tasked with taming the wildest cow-town in the west. While delivering his own brand of frontier justice, the infamous hard-drinking gunfighter's reputation as the fastest draw in the west is put to the test.
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Although Wild Bill is shown here short haired and bearded, Hickok famously had the long flowing hair of a dandy and a moustache.
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Shot in Santa Clarita, CA but supposed to be in Abilene Kansas, the plains which is flat grassland. No scrub brush and no mountains, they get lazy for these shoots. If they wanted to stay in CA for costs at least use farmland/grassland in Ventura, Sacramento or central CA. Its just hard to watch when they say old west and most everything that was considered west at that time was the plains states and the southwest. At least Costner shot on location and Hickock died on South Dakota. Most of these old west types followed the cattle trails between TX and SD & Montana or gold/silver strikes in those areas. I get its not a documentary but there are shooting locations that are better than what they used.
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I was looking forward to seeing this and well well well, what a huge let down.
I really do not understand why the movie makers decided that this should see the light of day. It was bloody awful.
The story line was so bad, the scenes unrealistic and worst of all.....the acting. The acting is so wooden, there is no emotion from any of the cast.
One of the worst westerns i have ever seen