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Format: VHS Jun 1993 Not Rated Recording Mode: (unknown) 85 min. UPC: 027616097538 |
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Movie Description Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda join forces in ROUNDERS, a hilarious romp set in the old Southwest. Ben Jones (Glenn Ford) and Howdy Lewis (Henry Fonda) drift from town to town making a living breaking in crazed horses and wild broncos. They could be successful businessmen if only Ben didn't have such an affinity for getting into trouble. Burnt out from Western living, the two rustlers dream of immigrating to Tahiti, "where there ain't no grass, and there ain't no horses" to start their own saloon. Their goal seems attainable when they come across an ornery hiccuping horse and plan to enter it in a high-staked contest. However, when Ben gets involved with a crazed farmer's daughter (Sue Ane Langdon), it's up to Howdy to keep Ben in line long enough to ride the "bronc" to victory.
Director Burt Kennedy's box office break through, ROUNDERS is a brilliant meld of Western-esque machismo and early 1920s era slapstick. Produced during a time when Westerns were all too common, Kennedy charmed movie goers with this black comedy set in the old west. The juxtaposition of Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda as doomed rustlers demonstrates Kennedy's ingenius knack of creating compelling films around absurd and ironic scenarios (YOUNG BILLY YOUNG, SUBURBAN COMMANDO, and TROUBLE WITH SPIES are extremely bizarre and riduculous) and makes ROUNDERS an unforgettable classic.
Synopsis Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda join forces for this western romp. Ben and Howdy ride the terrain in the Southwest, finding work as ranchers and earning cash, though they blow their dough on hooch and whores. They wax fantastic about shipping off to Tahiti to open a saloon of their own. Ben, with his penchant for bombast, keeps getting into trouble, and the laid-back Howdy has to look out for him. Soon it becomes clear that their dream won't become reality. At least they're having fun, because they just met a Vegas stripping duo and a pair of farmer's daughters...
Film Notes Shot on location in Coconino National Forest.
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