The Unforgiven (1960) | |
| Director(s) | John Huston |
| Producer(s) | Harold Hecht, James Hill, Burt Lancaster |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation, Romance, Western |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Frontier, Prejudice |
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The Unforgiven (1960) was a Western - Romance Film directed by John Huston and produced by Harold Hecht, Burt Lancaster and James Hill.
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THE UNFORGIVEN
By Dan Day Jr. on Aug 17, 2014 From The Hitless Wonder Movie BlogThe Kino/Lorber company has been releasing rare & unusual films on home video for years, particularly those from the silent era. This year the company started a "Kino/Lorber Studio Classics" line which will release a number of MGM/United Artists titles. One of the latest is the off-beat 1960 Wes... Read full article
THE UNFORGIVEN
By Dan Day Jr. on Aug 17, 2014 From The Hitless Wonder Movie BlogThe Kino/Lorber company has been releasing rare & unusual films on home video for years, particularly those from the silent era. This year the company started a "Kino/Lorber Studio Classics" line which will release a number of MGM/United Artists titles. One of the latest is the off-beat 1960 Wes... Read full article
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Ben Zachary: They offered to buy you for those five horses.
Rachel Zachary: Well, did you sell me?
Ben Zachary: Nope; held out for more horses.
Rachel Zachary: I could marry that handsome, winsome Charlie or that baby Jude. I could even marry you.
Ben Zachary: Watch you language, girl.
Rachel Zachary: Well, why not? We're not cousins. We're not even relatives.
Ben Zachary: We're not even friends.
Cash Zachary: I've left my family. They've changed. Turned into Indian lovers; Injun lovers. I'm a little drunk, Georgia.
Georgia Rawlins: C'mon, Cash. You can sleep it off in the barn. There's a nice bed in my room if you'll marry me.
Cash Zachary: I might be drunk; but I ain't that drunk.
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"The Unforgiven" was Audrey Hepburn's only Western.
Before filming began, director John Huston and star Burt Lancaster took actress Lillian Gish out to the desert to teach her how to shoot, which she would have to do in the film. However, Huston was astounded to discover that Gish could shoot more accurately, and faster, than both he and Lancaster, who thought themselves expert marksmen. It turned out that early in her career Gish was taught how to shoot by notorious western outlaw and gunfighter Al J. Jennings, who had become an actor after his release from a long prison sentence for train robbery and was in the cast of one of her films. She found that she liked shooting and over the years had developed into an expert shot.
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