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Curtis Armstrong filmed scenes in the role of Bulldog Drummond, but his scenes were cut before the m [...]	D
The travelling show (seen at the end behind Roy O'Bannon's former gang) has a reference to the weste [...]	D
The song playing during the first bar-fight sequence ("La Grange" by ZZ Top) is the same song that p [...]	D
The name of Marshal Nathan Van Cleef is an homage to Lee Van Cleef, who starred in many spaghetti we [...]	D
In the end of the movie, Roy O'Bannon's real name is revealed to be Wyatt Earp. In real life, Wyatt [...]	D
At the end of the movie as the pair are riding off to stop the train robbers you can hear the theme [...]	D
Chon Wang is the Chinese translation and pronunciation of John Wayne. However, in the case of Jackie [...]	D
The name of the presiding judge, written on the wall of the building behind Roy and Chon when they a [...]	D
The song played when Roy is teaching Chon to be a cowboy is Kid Rock's "Cowboy".	D
Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson would also co-star in "Shanghai Knights" and "Around the World in 80 Day [...]	D
In the saloon fight scene, a man calls Chon Wang Ke-Moh Sah-bee, a faux Native American term used in [...]	D
The scene at the end, outside the church and heavily surrounded, is an homage to Butch Cassidy (1969 [...]	D
The Chinese characters shown in the background during the opening credits are excerpts from a transl [...]	D
When Roy O'Bannon finds out that the new member of his gang is from Texas, he replies, "Texas, are y [...]	D
The English translation of the drinking game song is: One crab with eight feet, painted horns - what [...]	D
Olivia Cheng's debut.	D
The title is a play on the western classic Mezzogiorno di fuoco (1952).	D
The plot is very similar to the Western movie Red Sun (1971), with this movie starring Jackie Chan, [...]	D
Chon bids Roy goodbye by saying "sayanora". A Japanese word for farewell.	D
During the scene where Roy (Owen Wilson) and Chon (Jackie Chan) are drunk in the hotel, director Tom [...]	D
According to the commentary: the fight scene with the horseshoe was nearly impossible to do with a f [...]	D
The name of the Native American girl played by Brandon Merrill is never mentioned at any point in th [...]	D
Doesn't make sense that the Natives in the movie are speaking Sioux and Crow when in this time perio [...]	D
The catchy quote "I don't know karate, but I know crazy" is actually a line from a James Brown song.	D
Brandon Merrill, who plays Jackie Chan's horse-riding Native American wife, is a real-life rodeo cha [...]	D
The train seen in the gold robbery scene can still be viewed and even ridden during the summer seaso [...]	D

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