Buffalo Bill e gli indiani

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The official name of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show was "Buffalo Bill's Wild West".	D
Paul Newman has claimed this to be one of his favorite films of his own. The others include 'The Lif [...]	D
Robert Altman talked to Marlon Brando by phone to offer him the lead role, "because of his interest [...]	D
Based on Arthur Kopit's play "Indians", which ran for ninety-six performances from October 13, 1969 [...]	D
In a style reminiscent of Wild West Show theater programs, in addition to the film's "Players" list, [...]	D
Jacqueline Robbins's debut.	D
E.L. Doctorow: Uncredited, as an advisor to President Grover Cleveland.	D
At one point the Star Spangled Banner is played and an announcement is made saying that Buffalo Bill [...]	D
Final western of Paul Newman. This was Newman's second western of the 1970s, his first had been L'uo [...]	D
As the film came out in 1976, film critics and others felt that this scathing indictment of American [...]	D
One of several revisionist, oddball, or wacky westerns made during the 1970s.	D
Academy Award winner Burt Lancaster ('Elmer Gantry') plays real-life publisher Ned Buntline in the f [...]	D
One of several collaborations of mentor Robert Altman and protÃ©gÃ© Alan Rudolph.	D
The major cast's characters on the pre-publicity press sheet and opening credits were billed in the [...]	D
The full-length portrait of Buffalo Bill astride his horse, that appears several times in the film, [...]	D
Second and final of two westerns directed by Robert Altman. The first being I compari (1971).	D
Although set in Wyoming, the movie was made mostly in Alberta, Canada. The production crew bulldozed [...]	D
First of two films that Paul Newman made with Director Robert Altman. The second being Quintet (1979 [...]	D
Screenwriter Alan Rudolph only used a few lines for film dialogue from Arthur Kopit's source stage p [...]	D
Jack Nicholson was considered for the role of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody.	D
"Ragtime" author E.L. Doctorow has an unbilled cameo as an advisor to President Grover Cleveland (Pa [...]	D
The name of the theater at "Buffalo Bill's Wild West" Show was "The Mayflower".	D
The performance by Sitting Bull (Frank Kaquitts) is almost completely mute.	D
Paul Newman was a real joker during the shooting of the film. Especially with the director Altman, w [...]	D
Cary Grant and Director Mervyn Le Roy planned to make a similar movie in 1968.	D
Average Shot Length = ~7.6 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~7.4 seconds.	D
The horse that Buffalo Bill (Paul Newman) rides in the movie is a Lipizzaner stallion named Pluto Ca [...]	D
(Good) At 43 mins the opening of Masagni's Intermezzo from his opera Cavalliera Rusticana can be hea [...]	D
The fifth Altman movie of seven in which Bert Remsen appeared. The others were 'Brewster McCloud,' ' [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Paul Newman, Joel Grey and Burt Lancaster; and two Oscar [...]	D
The film was released seven years after its source play "Indians" by Arthur Kopit had been first per [...]	D
The film's closing credits declare that the picture was "Filmed entirely on the Stoney Indian Reserv [...]	D
Paul Newman originally bought the rights to the Arthur Kopit play "Indians" in August 1970 for five [...]	D
The film was entered into competition at the 26th Berlin International Film Festival in 1976, and wo [...]	D
This started out as a project re-teaming Paul Newman and Director George Roy Hill after Butch Cassid [...]	D
Features a cast of over five hundred.	D
The movie was released in 1976 during the American Bicentennial Anniversary celebrations.	D
Harvey Keitel's only performance for Altman although Keitel did appear in 'Welcome to L.A.' which Al [...]	D
One of seven films that Shelley Duvall made with Robert Altman. The others being Popeye - Braccio di [...]	D
The nickname of William Frederick Cody (Paul Newman) was "Buffalo Bill". The character though, is bi [...]	D
The opening credits declare that the film is "Robert Altman's Absoloutely Unique and Heroic Enterpri [...]	D

There is a flag on the flagpole. All 3 flags have 48 stars on them. The flag with 48 stars didn't co [...]	D
Sitting Bull joined Cody's show in 1885. The performing arena shows several Wyoming state flags, but [...]	D
Another flag with 48 stars is seen just prior to the Presidential scene. In the scene where Buffalo [...]	D
While it may not be a mistake, The Publicist says to Journalist, "Foes in '76, friends in '85," but [...]	D

William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: Remember, son, the [...]	D
Ned Buntline: Injuns gear their lives to dreams. A [...]	D
William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: The difference bet [...]	D
Crutch: Come here, Mr. Buntline! Come over here an [...]	D
William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: Nostalgia ain't wh [...]	D
[explaining why Sitting Bull should be in Buffalo [...]	D
William Halsey: Sitting Bull says that history is [...]	D
William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: My daddy was kille [...]	D
William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: Tell me what you g [...]	D
Maj. John M. Burke: Don't worry about how you feel [...]	D
President Grover Cleveland: Where will you sleep, [...]	D
Ned Buntline: I bring up this dream business becau [...]	D
Nate Salisbury: I'm the only partner Bill Cody eve [...]	D
Crutch: So, Sitting Bull's the little fella, hanh? [...]	D
William Halsey: Great Father, Sitting Bull has wai [...]	D
[to Sitting Bull's ghost] William F. 'Buffalo Bil [...]	D
Ned Buntline: Bill, any youngster like yourself wh [...]	D
Ed Goodman: It's a question of law and order, Anni [...]	D
William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody: Where were ya? Wi [...]	D

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