The Professionals1966
The Professionals (1966)
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Cast
as Bill Dolworth
as Henry "Rico" Fardan
as Hans Ehrengard
as Mrs. Maria Grant
as Capt. Jesus Raza
as J.W. Grant
as Jacob Sharp
as Ortega
as Fierro
as Padilla
as Chiquita
as Revolutionary
as Revolutionary
as Banker
as Bandit
as Bandit
as Mexican Girl
as Mexican Servant
as Hooper
as Man at Door
as Sheriff
as The Prisoner
as The Prisoner
as Sheriff
as Lady
as Deputy Sheriff
as Eduardo Padilla
Critic Reviews for The Professionals
All Critics (15) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (14) | Rotten (1) | DVD (1)
Exciting explosive sequences, good overall pacing and acting overcome a sometimes thin script.
Underrated all-star western.
It was comprehensively eclipsed by Peckinpah's ostensibly similar The Wild Bunch.
It's one of Brooks's more eloquent and witty films.
A truly adventuresome, action-filled film that is played more for thrills than for conveying a story.
Top notch western adventure laden with macho stars Lancaster, Marvin and Palance.
Audience Reviews for The Professionals
The set-up of rough guys getting hired to free a kidnapped woman seems somewhat generic for Western films of that era, but the movie takes a few unexpected turns on the way. The action is plenty and filmed decently enough, the landscapes are absolutely gorgeous. Of course it still feels a bit dated but overall it's still a pleasant and entertaining experience from a time long gone.
Super Reviewer
This is Badass.
Jack Palance as a mexican
Lee Marvin as Lee Marvin
A mine car chase
Exploding arrows
The glorious cleavage of Claudia Cardinale
Super Reviewer
Son of the Magnificent Seven - With few exceptions, westerns tend to follow a basic formula: bad guys, good guys, horses & guns. The Professionals isn't deep or cerebral but it is entertaining. A star-studded genre classic.
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The Professionals Quotes
| Capt. Jesus Raza: | You want perfection, or nothing. The revolution was never perfect. We fight because we believe, we leave because we are disilliusioned, we return because we are lost, we die because we are committed. |
| Bill Dolworth: | To die for a woman is even more foolish, any woman, even her. |
| Bill Dolworth: | My word to Grant 'aint worth a plug nickle. |
| Rico (Henry Fardan): | You gave your word to me. |
| Hans Ehrengard: | Mr Grant, I can make 'em go, but I can't make 'em do. |