Bandolero

1968

Bandolero (1968)

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20%

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AUDIENCE SCORE

50%

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James Stewart and Dean Martin are atypically cast as outlaws in Bandolero! The film begins as Dee Bishop (Martin) and his gang are about to be hanged. The Scripture-spouting executioner turns out to be Dee's brother Mace (Stewart), who helps the desperadoes escape. They are pursued by a sheriff (George Kennedy), whose lady friend (Raquel Welch) has the hots for Dee. The brothers try to go straight, but before they can make up their mind they find themselves surrounded by Mexican bandidos and are forced to team up with the sheriff to fight them off. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Cast

James Stewart
as Mace Bishop
Dean Martin
as Dee Bishop
George Kennedy
as Sheriff July Johnson
Raquel Welch
as Maria Stoner
Andrew Prine
as Deputy Sheriff Roscoe Bookbinder
Clint Ritchie
as Babe
Denver Pyle
as Carter
Tom Heaton
as Joe
Ruby Diaz
as Angel
Rudy Diaz
as Angel
Sean McClory
as Robbie
Perry Lopez
as Frisco
Jock Mahoney
as Stoner
Harry Carey Jr.
as Cort
Roy Barcroft
as Bartender
Will Geer
as Pop Chaney
Don 'Red' Barry
as Jack Hawkins
Guy Raymond
as Ossie Grimes
Dub Taylor
as Attendant
Big John Hamilton
as Bank Clerk
Robert Adler
as Ross Harper
John Mitchum
as Bath house customer
Thomas Heaton
as Joe Chaney
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Critic Reviews for Bandolero

All Critics (5) | Top Critics (1)

Buoyed by a strong cast and carried by an interesting mix of genre sensibilities, it's a film that may not have much lasting value but is fun nonetheless.

Aug 22, 2004 | Rating: 75/100
Apollo Guide

One of those movies you can't remember if you've seen until well into its first hour.

Jun 20, 2004 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Film Freak Central

An unpretentious and spirited, but uneven Western.

Jun 15, 2004 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
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Audience Reviews for Bandolero

Decent western, actually has the feel of a 50's western more than one made in the late 60's, in a good way. It's a bit of a stretch to accept Jimmy and Dean as brothers but it doesn't hurt the overall film. Briskly directed and with a good cast of reliable supporting performers.

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