4 for Texas (1963) | |
| Director(s) | Robert Aldrich |
| Producer(s) | Robert Aldrich, Walter Blake (associate), Howard W. Koch (executive) |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Western |
| Top Topics | Gambling, Money |
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4 for Texas (1963) was a Western - Comedy Film directed by Robert Aldrich and produced by Howard W. Koch, Robert Aldrich and Walter Blake.
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4 for Texas
By RBuccicone on Apr 18, 2012 From MacGuffin Movies4 for Texas (1963) ???? Immediately upon it’s opening, 4 for Texas informs us that Charles Bronson‘s character is the villain and characters named Zack and Joe are the good guys, a fact that is easy to forget as we stumble through a sloppy story in which Rat Packers Dean Martin and Frank... Read full article
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Moe:
Captain, help me out, will you? I'm dealing with two mental midgets here. Now, when I say "go", we'll all point to the right. Go!
[they all point in different directions. Joe slaps them]
Joe Jarrett: Go!
Elya Carlson: In my country we have a saying: "a secret whispered in a coffee house is as confidential as a headline in a newspaper".
Joe Jarrett: ...And then there are the kids...
Zack Thomas: Kids?
Joe Jarrett: ...All twenty five of them.
Zack Thomas: Twenty five? You must have the fastest horse in Texas. You'd better have a little more of this to keep your strength up.
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[they all point in different directions. Joe slaps them]
Joe Jarrett: Go!
Elya Carlson: In my country we have a saying: "a secret whispered in a coffee house is as confidential as a headline in a newspaper".
Joe Jarrett: ...And then there are the kids...
Zack Thomas: Kids?
Joe Jarrett: ...All twenty five of them.
Zack Thomas: Twenty five? You must have the fastest horse in Texas. You'd better have a little more of this to keep your strength up.
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Facts about
During one scene in the film, we see a building with a painted sign for the "SAM Company". "SAM" is the name of the production company that made the film and it stood for Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin.
Director Robert Aldrich intensely disliked Frank Sinatra's non-professional attitude and tried unsuccessfully to have him dismissed from the film.
Bette Davis declined a role in this film to do Dead Ringer.
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Director Robert Aldrich intensely disliked Frank Sinatra's non-professional attitude and tried unsuccessfully to have him dismissed from the film.
Bette Davis declined a role in this film to do Dead Ringer.
read more facts about 4 for Texas...
