Valdez Horses | |
| Director(s) | John Sturges, Duilio Coletti |
| Producer(s) | Dino De Laurentiis |
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Valdez Horses was a Film directed by John Sturges and Duilio Coletti and produced by Dino De Laurentiis.
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Chino Valdez:
That's the way Indians bury their dead. They'd rather be close to the sun than have dirt thrown in their faces.
Chino Valdez: Well, like they say: you can always pick your friends, but you can't pick your relatives.
Jamie Wagner: Are you going to bust him?
Chino Valdez: Do you know what it means... bustin' a horse?
Jamie Wagner: Showin' it you can't be thrown.
Chino Valdez: No, that ain't all of it. Bustin' a horse means just exactly that: you bust him. And that takes all the spunk out of a horse... it breaks him. And I'm not gonna bust a Valdez horse.
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Chino Valdez: Well, like they say: you can always pick your friends, but you can't pick your relatives.
Jamie Wagner: Are you going to bust him?
Chino Valdez: Do you know what it means... bustin' a horse?
Jamie Wagner: Showin' it you can't be thrown.
Chino Valdez: No, that ain't all of it. Bustin' a horse means just exactly that: you bust him. And that takes all the spunk out of a horse... it breaks him. And I'm not gonna bust a Valdez horse.
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Final western of director John Sturges.
The meaning and relevance of this movie's 'Chino' title is that Chino refers to the first name of the central character, Chino Valdez, played by Charles Bronson. The title 'Valdez, the Halfbreed' refers to this character's mixed Native American Indian / white European genealogy. Moreover, the title 'The Valdez Horses' refers to Chino's equine herd that he tames, breeds and trains.
Set in New Mexico, USA, this movie was actually filmed in Almería, Andalucía, Spain.
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The meaning and relevance of this movie's 'Chino' title is that Chino refers to the first name of the central character, Chino Valdez, played by Charles Bronson. The title 'Valdez, the Halfbreed' refers to this character's mixed Native American Indian / white European genealogy. Moreover, the title 'The Valdez Horses' refers to Chino's equine herd that he tames, breeds and trains.
Set in New Mexico, USA, this movie was actually filmed in Almería, Andalucía, Spain.
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