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“Budd Boetticher’s reputation rests on the series of modestly budgeted, tightly structured, pictorially striking Westerns he made between 1956 and 1960… At a time when ‘adult’ Westerns were flooding the screens, these films stood out by virtue of restoring the traditional concept of a clear moral order - good versus evil, honor versus disgrace.”
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Nov 29, 2001 · Boetticher (now taking his credit as Budd) returned to his former calling with "The Bullfighter and the Lady" (1951), co-writing the autobiographical tale of a cocky American who journeys to Mexico and decides to tackle the profession, enlisting the aid of the country's leading matador.
BOETTICHER, BuddNationality: American. Born: Oscar Boetticher Jr., in Chicago, 29 July 1916. Education: Ohio State University. Family: Married Source for information ...
Mar 28, 2021 · In his essay A Time and a Place: Budd Boetticher and the Western, Mike Dibb makes the point that though the term ‘horse opera’ is often used pejoratively, it is in fact apt, for it puts the horse at the center of the genre and emphasizes the pleasantly familiar stylized forms of action, character, speech, violence and, not least, music, which Westerns share with opera.
Budd Boetticher (* 29. Juli 1916 in Chicago , Illinois ; † 29. November 2001 in Ramona , Kalifornien ; eigentlich: Oscar Boetticher jr. ) war ein US-amerikanischer Filmregisseur und Drehbuchautor , der vor allem durch seine mit Darsteller Randolph Scott gedrehten minimalistischen Western Filmgeschichte schrieb.
Jul 18, 2001 · Director: Budd Boetticher Producer: Budd Boetticher, Harry Joe Brown, Randolph Scott Script: Burt Kennedy DOP: Charles Lawton Jr Editor: Jerome Thomas Score: Heinz Roemheld Production co: Ranown Print source: Columbia Tristar. Cast: Randolph Scott, Karen Steele, Pernell Roberts, James Best, Lee Van Cleef, James Coburn
