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The scene with one of the robbers' bodies is lying on the ground and curious kids walking by is a st [...]	D
Doc and Carol's adventure in the back of the garbage truck was the inspiration for the trash compact [...]	D
At the time, Sam Peckinpah wanted to make L'imperatore del Nord (1973). The film's producer made a d [...]	D
A conflict arose with Paramount concerning the film's budget. David Foster had 30 days to set up a n [...]	D
Writer Jim Thompson was originally hired to adapt his own novel for the movie. Thompson worked on th [...]	D
Steve McQueen had a knack with props, especially the weapons he used in the film. Walter Hill rememb [...]	D
Al Lettieri was brought to Sam Peckinpah's attention by producer Albert S. Ruddy, who was working wi [...]	D
The movie was supposed be directed by Peter Bogdanovich and star Cybill Shepherd, his girlfriend at [...]	D
Steve McQueen recommended Sam Peckinpah as director, having just worked with him on L'ultimo buscade [...]	D
Under his contract with First Artists, Steve McQueen had final cut on the film and when Sam Peckinpa [...]	D
When Carol McCoy lists the exits to the First Bank of Beacon City, "One on Hopkins, one at Guadalupe [...]	D
Sam Peckinpah and Steve McQueen got into occasional heated arguments during filming. The director re [...]	D
When the police pull up to Jackson's body, the cross street is Hopkins Street. Jackson was played by [...]	D
Impressed by his performance in Panico a Needle Park (1971), Walter Hill recommended Richard Bright [...]	D
Hints that Rudy will be bad luck: His pedal-boat number is 13, and he plays with a black kitty at se [...]	D
As hotelkeeper Laughlin (Dub Taylor) takes cover under a table during a violent shootout in his lobb [...]	D
For this film, Ali MacGraw learned how to fire a gun and drive a car.	D
Steve McQueen had been encouraging his publicist David W. Foster to become a film producer. His firs [...]	D
The train station scenes were filmed in the former Southern Pacific Sunset station in San Antonio. A [...]	D
Barry Foster suggested Ali MacGraw, then married to Robert Evans, for the film. Evans arranged a mee [...]	D
At the drive-in restaurant, Doc and Carol are listening to a radio station that identifies itself wi [...]	D
When Sam Peckinpah took over the film, he intended the female lead for Dyan Cannon, but changed his [...]	D
Average Shot Length (ASL) = 3.5 seconds (1917 shots).	D
The film was the eighth highest grossing picture of the year.	D
"U.S. gunship downed over Laos, killing 14" reads the headline of a newspaper that Doc McCoy holds w [...]	D
Shot almost entirely in sequence.	D
Steve McQueen's semi-automatic handgun is a Colt M1911A1.	D
The film was rated PG by the MPAA in the United States. A few years later, in retrospect, this was c [...]	D
While Ali MacGraw appeared in this film, her husband Robert Evans was producing Il padrino (1972). C [...]	D
This was the second movie in 1972 in which Al Lettieri played a bad guy in a movie about bad guys. I [...]	D
Sam Peckinpah's intake of alcohol increased dramatically while making the film, and he was fond of s [...]	D
When Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw are standing outside the car and McQueen suddenly slaps her, the [...]	D
Sam Peckinpah shot the opening prison scenes at the Huntsville penitentiary, with Steve McQueen surr [...]	D
Actual marked police cars were used in two of the towns used for shooting. "San Marcos Police Depart [...]	D
The so-called bulletproof vest appeared to be body armor worn by Vietnam-era helicopter door gunners [...]	D
According to David Foster, Ali MacGraw and Sam Peckinpah got along well, but she was not happy with [...]	D
There was an extra playing Bo Hopkins' body. After he was shot, the stunt man did the roll from the [...]	D
It was Steve McQueen's idea to have his character shoot and blow up a squad car, in the scene where [...]	D
Farrah Fawcett was considered for the role of Carol McCoy.	D
Sam Peckinpah originally wanted Jack Palance to play the role of Rudy Butler but could not afford hi [...]	D
Evocative harmonica solos courtesy of jazz great Toots Thielemans. The music played at the end title [...]	D
Matthew King Kaufman, co-manager of the band Earthquake, won some compensation for the unauthorized [...]	D
Ernest Borgnine was originally announced as being part of the cast.	D
The radio station playing at the drive-in restaurant is WHIL, an obvious reference to scriptwriter W [...]	D
The orange Volkswagen Beetle that Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw pass as they flee town after the ban [...]	D
According to "The Garner Files", Luis Delgado was working as Steve McQueen's stand-in. Delgado's wif [...]	D
W. Dee Kutach, the Texas prison parole board chairman who denies Doc McCoy (Steve McQueen) his parol [...]	D
Interesting cultural facts: 1. The river swing scene is a popular spot at what was then Southwest Te [...]	D
Throughout the filming, Ali MacGraw visibly wore a Love bracelet (Cartier) which had been a gift fro [...]	D
Walter Hill named this as his favourite of the films he's written.	D
Sam Peckinpah wanted Stella Stevens for the part of Carol McCoy, having worked with her on La ballat [...]	D
Sam Peckinpah read the novel when it was originally published and talked to Jim Thompson about filmi [...]	D
The film's original score was composed by frequent Sam Peckinpah collaborator Jerry Fielding, but wa [...]	D
Despite being third-billed and having co-starring billing, Ben Johnson has only a handful of scenes. [...]	D
Sam Peckinpah originally wanted Stella Stevens for his leading lady (after working with her in La ba [...]	D
Paul Newman was considered for the role of Doc McCoy, but his agent didn't approve of the novel.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D

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The gray Mercury driven by Carol at the drive-in hits at least one other car head on, yet in later s [...]	D
(at around 1h 12 mins) There is nobody next to ticket office. On the next shot, there is a man at th [...]	D
Doc checks into the hotel. Given room 318 and told, "Nobody on the floor. You're by yourself." Yet l [...]	D
When Doc and Carol flee their shootout with the cops in the small town of Fabens, south of El Paso, [...]	D
In the final shootout with Rudy in the hotel, Rudy's pistol alternates between the 6 inch barreled . [...]	D
After the robbery, Doc meets Rudy at the barn. Doc fires a model 1911 pistol in .45 ACP at Rudy, but [...]	D
In the train station, when Carol discovers that her locker key has been switched, she is holding the [...]	D
During the chase after the drive-in a crew member holding a camera is clearly visible in the front p [...]	D
Doc and Carol are stuck in the garbage truck at night. However, some shots of the vehicle's pneumati [...]	D
When Rudy retrieves his gun from where Doc dropped it just before the final shoot out, he flips the [...]	D
After Doc and Carol get away into Mexico with the truck driver, they offer him $30,000 for his truck [...]	D
(at around 10 mins) Doc walks past the guardroom, by several yards, outside the prison, but in the n [...]	D
When Rudy, Fran and Harold are in the car, Rudy throws a paper plate and BBQ sauce gets on the winds [...]	D
During the bank robbery, the same couple walks past the main entrance twice.	D
After the robbery, Doc and Carol's blue car plows through a neighboring porch. The windshield is cle [...]	D
When Carol and Doc open the station locker and they realize that the grifter has stolen their money, [...]	D
While waiting for Doc at the train station with the money bag, there was no reason for Carol to put [...]	D
When Doc and Carol pull up to Benyon's Ranch, the driver's side of the white Ford wagon has 2 differ [...]	D
Driving off in the raggedy old truck. Cardboard barrel on the left with a green striped steel barrel [...]	D
After Doc and Carol arrive at the Ranch, as Doc exits the vehicle there is no one in the front seat. [...]	D

Frase

[Doc has killed five men at a hotel near the Mexic [...]	D
[first lines] Parole Board Chairman: I think we c [...]	D
Cowboy: Can I ask you a personal question? Carol [...]	D
Carter 'Doc' McCoy: [referring to Carol scratching [...]	D
[repeated line] Carter 'Doc' McCoy: Punch it, Bab [...]	D
Fran Clinton: Do I have to take it off again?	D
[Talking about how Doc was sprung out of prison] [...]	D
Carter 'Doc' McCoy: If you're trying to get me bac [...]	D
Fran Clinton: You don't always have to take your g [...]	D
Carol Ainsley McCoy: You're full of ifs. Carter ' [...]	D
Dentist: [When Doc McCoy cuts the power to deactiv [...]	D
Carol Ainsley McCoy: We've got time, Doc. We've go [...]	D
Rudy Butler: That's a walk-in bank. You don't have [...]	D
Laughlin: Alright to put the pussy on the bed?	D
Jack Beynon: You run the job, but I run the show. [...]	D
Fran Clinton: Would you please carry my kitty for [...]	D
Rudy Butler: Is that possible, Mrs. Clinton? Fran [...]	D
Carter 'Doc' McCoy: [after arriving at the rendezv [...]	D
Hardware Store Owner: You got a flashlight, light [...]	D
Rudy Butler: Dear, get a cloth. You're going to wa [...]	D
Carter 'Doc' McCoy: You can't trust a thing nowada [...]	D

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