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Kevin Costner really loved the "country's fillin' up" line. In the 1880s, the U.S. population h [...]	D
A lone tree was planted by the crew so the audience would remember a certain spot later.	D
Robert Duvall was the only actor that Kevin Costner had in mind for the role of Boss Spearman. [...]	D
Originally, Touchstone Pictures had Kevin Costner top-billed over Robert Duvall, but Costner as [...]	D
Towards the end of the movie, when Sue uses Charlie's full name, Charles Postelwaite, Charlie c [...]	D
Even though this is an American Western, the whole score was recorded in Prague by an orchestra [...]	D
Kevin Costner intentionally filmed the gunfight in giant wide shots.	D
Cinematographer J. Michael Muro was hand-picked by Kevin Costner. He took a chance on Muro afte [...]	D
In a scene cut from the movie, Charley had already killed one injured man.	D
Dean McDermott got the part of Doc Barlow because he was the only actor to audition with a limp [...]	D
The idea for Marshall Poole (James Russo) playing the violin was proposed by an actor auditioni [...]	D
Only one part of the shoot-out was shot in slow motion. Kevin Costner tried to avoid slow motio [...]	D
Stoney Elder Dale House performed a special spiritual ceremony for Kevin Costner before filming [...]	D
Kevin Costner turned down the role of Bill in Kill Bill - Volume 1 (2003) and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 [...]	D
The script doesn't specify where the story takes place, but Kevin Costner insisted on finding l [...]	D
Screenwriter Craig Storper wanted to make a movie about "the evolution of violence in the West. [...]	D
The dog's name is Tig. Kim Coates played a character named Tig on Sons of Anarchy (2008).	D
Kevin Costner was thrilled with the costumes for the movie. He says they "captured the time" wi [...]	D
Charley's last name, Waite, is also the last name of Ralph Waite, who played Frank Farmer's (Ke [...]	D
The hefty revolver favored by Boss Spearman (Robert Duvall) is a model 1875 Remington Army.	D
When we first see Denton Baxter (Sir Michael Gambon) in Marshall Poole's (James Russo's) office [...]	D
Towards the end of production, Kevin Costner and some friends made a surprise visit to a large [...]	D
Kevin Costner said that the dog's death scene was hard for him, because he's "a great lover of [...]	D
No animals were harmed during the movie.	D
Charley served in the Civil War. For which side is left deliberately ambiguous. From what he ex [...]	D
James Russo and Kevin Costner appeared in L'uomo del giorno dopo (1997).	D
Professional wranglers handled 225 head of cattle on the set.	D
Cliff Saunders (Ralph) thrilled Kevin Costner with a videotaped audition. Even before it was ov [...]	D
Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end [...]	D
At only 2 hours and 19 minutes, this is the shortest of the three movies Kevin Costner self-dir [...]	D
Kim Coates and Michael Jeter both appeared in Waterworld(1995) with Kevin Costner	D
"Hunting" horses were used throughout the shoot-out because they weren't afraid of gunfire. Cin [...]	D
Robert Duvall has a lot of respect for Kevin Costner. He's a big fan of Balla coi lupi (1990), [...]	D
Boss (Robert Duvall) keeps calling Percy (Michael Jeter) "Old Man". But Duvall was 21 years old [...]	D
Production spent over $1 million to build a Canadian town from scratch, since Kevin Costner did [...]	D
This is the Old West, but the filmmakers mocked up the fight with computer generated models. It [...]	D
Robert Duvall spent 13 weeks filming this movie in Alberta, but apparently the experience was n [...]	D
Kevin Costner found a location while riding on his horse one day in between filming.	D
Italian censorship visa # 97813 delivered on 20 February 2004.	D
Night scenes were difficult to shoot because the sun rose after only five hours of darkness.	D
This is the second movie in which Kevin Costner's character killed Kim Coates' character. The f [...]	D
Robert Duvall accepted the role of Boss Spearman within 24 hours of reading the script.	D
The rifle that Charley (Kevin Costner) used in the shoot-out is an 1873 Winchester sporting rif [...]	D
The location was so far from civilization that they had to spend $40,000 to build a road just t [...]	D
Clayton Lefthand of the Stoney (Nakoda Sioux) worked as a film liaison.	D
Kevin Costner was excited that Robert Duvall improvised some of his dialogue. "It's easier if y [...]	D
During filming, a young Native man, Romeo N. Ryder, was hired to do extra security work: he was [...]	D
The filmmakers were disappointed that this movie earned an R-rating. Kevin Costner speculates i [...]	D
Kevin Costner takes a prop from every movie on which he works to remember it. For this one, he [...]	D
Tig, Charley's dog, was played by a mixed-breed terrier named "Chester". The dog Charley rescue [...]	D
Kevin Costner said that Michael Jeter reminded him of Western character actors like Walter Bren [...]	D
Annette Bening had to wear a corset the whole time she was in character.	D
To create the flood, the crew pumped 32,000 gallons of water down the street every minute. A ma [...]	D
Michael Kamen replaced Basil Poledouris as the composer, and contrary to general knowledge, Pol [...]	D
Producers Kevin Costner, Jake Eberts, and David Valdes put up almost half of the budget from th [...]	D
Tig was not only the name of the dog in the movie, but also the name of Kevin Costner's product [...]	D
On the DVD release, a deleted scene called "Mose's Story". This is only a rough cut, and it rev [...]	D
Annette Bening called Sue "a woman of real substance and simplicity."	D
No humans were actually shot while making this movie.	D
As revealed during his appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show (2013), Sir Anthony Hopkins wrote fa [...]	D
Robert Duvall got bucked off a horse and broke six ribs while practicing his riding for this role.	D

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There are numerous spelling errors on the note Boss and Charlie leave on the door for Baxter, obvio [...]	D
When Boss and Charlie take over the jail house, they close the window shade. Later, once they've fa [...]	D
Boss talks about the Doc and Sue saying it paints a pretty picture. Charlie says "Yeah, I hear they [...]	D
During their first kiss, Sue's left arm is first over Charlie's right shoulder then under his arm t [...]	D
Charley tells Boss regarding a picture, "I hear they're worth a thousand words". This adage was not [...]	D
When Charley and Boss walk up to the bar in Baxter's saloon, an empty glass is sitting in from of B [...]	D
The bottle in the saloon where the men are getting drinks poured from has a paper label on it. This [...]	D
In the scene where Charlie sees the Doctor's sister thru the open door, you can see that she has sh [...]	D
In two scenes (1st, when Charley & Boss first go along the main street; 2nd, when they leave at the [...]	D
The building under construction on main street is being built using modern framing techniques and i [...]	D
In the restaurant scene where the Marshall confronts Boss and Charlie, Charlie's sidearm is covered [...]	D
Charlie fires 16-17 rapid fires shots from one single-action, six-shot revolver - without reloading [...]	D
The position of Sue's hand when she touches Button's shoulder changes.	D
When Boss and Charley ride into the town for the first time, the front view shows another carriage [...]	D
The film takes place in the 1880s. The shop owner offers Boss JuJuBe candy, which weren't invented [...]	D
Button's shots give Charley and Boss a chance to hide behind a horse trough. Baxter's shots hit the [...]	D
Boss and Charley refer to the dog Tig as "she" in early scenes, but Charley calls Tig "he" when bur [...]	D
After Boss and Charley have the confrontation with Sheriff Poole in the cafÃ©' they return to Doc [...]	D
In the last standoff between the town and Denton Baxter's men, Baxter's revolver is not loaded, and [...]	D

Frase

Charley Waite: You're me, ain't yuh?	D
Button: No need to ask for more chores, Mose. M [...]	D
Charley Waite: Weren't the only thing he said. M [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Well, if I'm gonna get killed, I [...]	D
Boss Spearman: I aim to kill Baxter and those th [...]	D
[last lines] Charley Waite: Let's go get our co [...]	D
Boss Spearman: [cocks shotgun] One twitch, and y [...]	D
Boss Spearman: We'll drink to good health for th [...]	D
[Charley has explained his strategy for the upco [...]	D
Boss Spearman: We come for justice, not vengeanc [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Brought you a cigar, all the way [...]	D
Charley Waite: [burying Mose and Tig] Be right t [...]	D
Charley Waite: I got no problem with killin', Bo [...]	D
Charley Waite: Men are gonna get killed here tod [...]	D
Boss Spearman: How much I owe you, doctor? Doc [...]	D
Mack: Shame what this town's come to. Charley W [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Much obliged to you, ma'am. Sue [...]	D
[Charley Waite kicks Button off his horse. He fa [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Charley, you all right? Charley [...]	D
Boss Spearman: It's a pretty day for making thin [...]	D
Boss Spearman: I believe you have a friend of ou [...]	D
Boss Spearman: I married once. Never knowed that [...]	D
Ralph: This is dark chocolate. It comes all the [...]	D
Boss Spearman: The name Butler mean anything to [...]	D
Boss Spearman: We got a warrant sworn for attemp [...]	D
Charley Waite: You ever seen one this bad? Boss [...]	D
Sue Barlow: You're a disgrace, Marshal Poole. Yo [...]	D
[first lines] Boss Spearman: [indicating a thun [...]	D
Denton Baxter: I'm dying. Boss Spearman: And fo [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Charley. Charley Waite: You two [...]	D
Boss Spearman: We'll let the brains of the outfi [...]	D
Charley Waite: I'm tryin' to put some bad times [...]	D
Sue Barlow: You are coming back, aren't you? The [...]	D
Charley: There's nuthin' in this town seen a sur [...]	D
Boss Spearman: She ought not to sneak up like th [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Mornin', boys! [holds up bottle [...]	D
Doc Barlow: I'd say 'to good health,' gentlemen, [...]	D
Charley: You the one killed our friend? Butler: [...]	D
Boss Spearman: Man's got a right to protect his [...]	D
Sue Barlow: I don't have the answers, Charley. B [...]	D
Boss Spearman: A man's trust is a valuable thing [...]	D
Boss Spearman: I see they hobbled you. Percy: I [...]	D
Boss Spearman: It ain't right to walk away witho [...]	D
Boss Spearman: It's a pretty day for makin' thin [...]	D
Sue Barlow: [checking injuries] Are you the boy' [...]	D
Boss Spearman: My friend and me got a hankerin' [...]	D
Boss Spearman: [to Button] By God, if you're gon [...]	D
Boss Spearman: It's a shame to go forever withou [...]	D
Denton Baxter: You're nuthin'! Boss Spearman: M [...]	D
Sue Barlow: So is it marriage that scares you tw [...]	D
Charley: I'm not goin' to my maker without knowi [...]	D

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