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Walter Hill's original cut of the movie was over two hours long. Before Hill edited the final theatr [...]	D
One of the three big-budget, star-driven films that indie outfit New Line Cinema released in 1996. L [...]	D
When Sheriff Galt is driving Smith and Joe out to Slim's Roadhouse to watch Doyle's mob massacre the [...]	D
The actor who played Joe Monday, William Sanderson, starred (2nd bill) in a movie of the same name i [...]	D
Although the film is technically an adaptation of the novel Red Harvest by Dashiell Hammett, the sto [...]	D
A 130 minutes long VHS workprint of the film, which was probably Walter Hill's original rough cut, w [...]	D
Walter Hill considered this a "free adaptation" of La sfida del samurai (1961) rather than a remake, [...]	D
The weapon of choice for John Smith is the government model Colt 1911 A1 .45 caliber semi-automatic, [...]	D
James Remar was Walter Hill's original choice for the role of Hickey, but the studio chose Christoph [...]	D
Joe Monday shoots Doyle with a circa 1848 Colt Walker black powder revolver. The .44 caliber Walker [...]	D
Bruce Willis and Ken Jenkins also starred together in In Country.	D
This movie, like Per un pugno di dollari (1964), is a retelling of the story in La sfida del samurai [...]	D
Elmer Bernstein was originally hired to compose the music, but he was fired by Walter Hill after wri [...]	D
Originally, Smith's confrontation with Doyle and Hickey was going to take place in front of the Alam [...]	D
In the movie tie-in novel, which like most tie-in books, is based off the original screenplay before [...]	D
Just before the penultimate shoot-out, John returns to the hotel. The short scene starts with a shot [...]	D
New Line Cinema wanted to remake La sfida del samurai (1961) as a sci-fi film in the vein of Interce [...]	D
The car driven into Jericho, Texas by John Smith, and damaged by Doyle's henchmen, is a 1928 Ford Mo [...]	D
Bruce Willis and Christopher Walken previously appeared in Pulp Fiction (1994).	D
Walter Hill later said that he and Bruce Willis "were not close when we did the film", but "I liked [...]	D
Titles considered during post-production were "Gundown" and "Jericho".	D
Based on La sfida del samurai (1961), which translates as "The Bodyguard," and which was remade as P [...]	D
Christopher Walken and R.D. Call previously appeared in A distanza ravvicinata (1986).	D

When Jacko slams the double doors shut on the room where the captured and beaten John Smith is being [...]	D
When the .45 automatic pistols were shown, they were the M1911A1 model because they had arched mains [...]	D
At the second to last battle at the Strozzi place, you can see John's 45. The action goes back and l [...]	D
The first time John Smith puts on his holster and pistols, the grip frames are pointing behind him. [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, after ordering a whiskey, John Smith (Bruce Willis) is eating from a b [...]	D
When John Smith is talking to Strozzi's girlfriend in the car in front of Slim's he asks her a quest [...]	D
At the very beginning of the movie there is a shot of Smith driving towards town and there is nothin [...]	D
After Smith gets his windshield punched through by Jocko, Doyle's man says, "Now you're free to go." [...]	D
When Hickey is shot towards the end of the movie, the wire pulling him to fall to the ground is visi [...]	D
In opening scenes we see "Mr. Smith" coming into town and obviously sweating from the south Texas he [...]	D
During John Smith's first kill (around 0:12:10), as the gang member falls outside the door, wires ho [...]	D
No, bullets will not throw a person backward. However, in the context of the scene, it's obvious tha [...]	D
When someone is shot they drop on the spot. They do not fly backwards as if they've caught the bulle [...]	D
Smith carries two Colt 45. s that hold 7+1 rounds or 14+2 rounds. Smith fires way more bullets than [...]	D

John Smith: [after the final shootout] I can't say [...]	D
John Smith: It's not your fault Giorgio's a halfwi [...]	D
John Smith: The funny thing about people, one time [...]	D
John Smith: You tell Mr. Doyle if he'da hired smar [...]	D
Hickey: I heard you got Finn. That was Doyle's bes [...]	D
Hickey: [Final scene, speaking to Smith] I don't w [...]	D
Hickey: You're scared. John Smith: [in bathtub] T [...]	D
Joe Monday: You know, for a guy with no principles [...]	D
Sheriff Ed Galt: You know something, amigo? I thin [...]	D
Finn: I guess you'll just have to kill me. John S [...]	D
Joe Monday: Last I heard you were gonna have a tal [...]	D
John Smith: [narrating] It was a slaughter. The on [...]	D
Capt. Tom Pickett: Things in this town are out of [...]	D
John Smith: [narrating] Strozzi said he had brough [...]	D
Finn: It's not a good idea to be looking at Mr. Do [...]	D
John Smith: [narrating] For most of my life I made [...]	D
John Smith: I always like sinners a lot better tha [...]	D
Jack McCool: Mr. Doyle wants you to come work for [...]	D
Jack McCool: You sitting out in the open might not [...]	D
John Smith: [crawling bloodied] After a while you [...]	D
Felina: My fear is my curse. What's yours? John S [...]	D
John Smith: What about Prohibition? Joe Monday: W [...]	D
John Smith: I'm surprised you aren't mad at me... [...]	D
Sheriff Ed Galt: Do yourself a favor. First thing, [...]	D
[last lines] John Smith: And that was it. It ende [...]	D
Sheriff Ed Galt: [about Doyle] If he sends Hickey [...]	D
[first lines] John Smith: It's a funny thing. No [...]	D
Capt. Tom Pickett: I'm here about a murdered polic [...]	D
Lucy Kolinski: You try and keep it down up here, o [...]	D
John Smith: Does your boss have a first name? Luc [...]	D

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