Pat Garrett and Billy Kid

Pat Garrett and Billy Kid ( Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid ) is an American film carried out by Sam Peckinpah, left in 1973.

Synopsis

1881. New Mexico. In Strong Sumner, Pat Garrett returns visit to her former fellow traveller: Billy. He announces to him that he became the new sheriff of the county and him enjoint to flee in Mexico. Little time afterwards, Billy and two of his/her friends are besieged in a hut by Garrett and its men. Billy, only survivor, goes. Imprisoned in Lincoln, he escapes however the day from his execution. Garrett, on the order of the governor Wallace, share with his continuation.

Data sheet

Title: Pat Garrett and Billy Kid
original Title: Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
Realization: Sam Peckinpah
Scenario: Rudy Wurlitzer
Production: Gordon Carroll
Production company: M.G.M.
Music: Bob Dylan
Photography: John Coquillon
Assembly: Roger Spottiswoode
Decorations: Ray Moyer
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Color - 2.35:1 - Mono - 35mm
Kind: Western
Lasted: 122 minutes
Coming out date: May 23rd 1973

Distribution

James Coburn: Pat Garrett
Kris Kristofferson: Billy Kid
Jason Robards: the governor Lew Wallace
Richard Jaeckel: the sheriff Kip Mc Kinney
Katy Jurado: Mrs. Baker
Chill Wills : Lemuel
Bob Dylan : Alias
R.G. Armstrong: Bob Ollinger
John Beck: John W. Poe
Matt Clark: J.W. Beautiful
L.Q. Jones: Black Harris
Jack Elam: Alamosa Bill
Slim Pickens : the sheriff Baker
Charles Martin Smith: Charlie Bowdre
Harry Dean Stanton : Luke

See too

Pat Garrett and Billy Kid on Internet Movie Database

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