Deux hommes dans l'ouest (1970) Blake Edwards - Wild Rovers (02.11.1970 / 1971)

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Deux hommes dans l'Ouest (1971)

Directed by 

Blake Edwards

Writing Credits  

Blake Edwards

...

(written by)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete  

	William Holden	...	Ross Bodine
	Ryan O'Neal	...	Frank Post
	Karl Malden	...	Walter Buckman
	Lynn Carlin	...	Sada Billings
	Tom Skerritt	...	John Buckman
	Joe Don Baker	...	Paul Buckman
	James Olson	...	Joe Billings
	Leora Dana	...	Nell Buckman
	Moses Gunn	...	Ben
	Victor French	...	Sheriff
	Rachel Roberts	...	Maybell
	Sam Gilman	...	Hansen
	Charles H. Gray	...	Savage (as Charles Gray)
	William Bryant	...	Hereford (as Bill Bryant)
	Jack Garner	...	Cap Swilling
	Caitlin Wyles	...	Bodine's Girl
	Mary Jackson	...	Sada's Mother
	William Lucking	...	Ruff
	Ed Bakey	...	Gambler
	Ted Gehring	...	Tucson Sheriff
	Alan Carney	...	Palace Bartender
	Ed Long	...	Cassidy
	Patrick Sullivan Burke	...	Palace Tenor
	Lee de Broux	...	Leaky (as Lee DeBroux)
	Hal Lynch	...	Mack
	Boyd 'Red' Morgan	...	Sheepman (as Red Morgan)
	Bennie E. Dobbins	...	Sheepman (as Bennie Dobbins)
	Bob Beck	...	Bathhouse Attendant
	Geoffrey Edwards	...	Attendant's Son
	Herb Tanney	...	Piano Player (as Studs Tanney)
	Bruno VeSota	...	Cantina Bartender
	Dick Crockett	...	Sheriff's Deputy
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Barbara Baldavin	...	(uncredited)
	Phyllis Douglas	...	(uncredited)
	Michael Haynes	...	(uncredited)
	Gloria Hill	...	(uncredited)
	Jay W. MacIntosh	...	(uncredited)
	Beatriz Monteil	...	(uncredited)

Produced by 

Blake Edwards	...	producer
Ken Wales	...	producer

Music by 

Jerry Goldsmith

Cinematography by 

Philip H. Lathrop

...

director of photography (as Philip Lathrop)

Film Editing by 

John F. Burnett

Casting By 

Joseph D'Agosta

...

(uncredited)

Art Direction by 

George W. Davis
Addison Hehr

Set Decoration by 

Reg Allen
Robert R. Benton

Costume Design by 

Jack Bear

Makeup Department 

Cherie	...	hair stylist (as Chérie)
Thomas Tuttle	...	makeup artist (as Tom Tuttle)
William Turner	...	makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management 

Ridgeway Callow	...	unit production manager
Jack McEdward	...	assistant production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director 

Alan Callow	...	assistant director
Dick Crockett	...	second unit director
William R. Poole	...	second assistant director (uncredited)
Lorin Bennett Salob	...	dga trainee (uncredited)

Art Department 

Ed Mulay	...	props (uncredited)
Robert Murdock	...	props (uncredited)
Don Pringle	...	greensman (uncredited)
Rick Simpson	...	leadman (uncredited)
Frank Wesselhoff	...	painter (uncredited)

Sound Department 

Harry W. Tetrick	...	sound
Bruce Wright	...	sound
George Songer	...	cable person (uncredited)
James Utterback	...	boom operator (uncredited)

Special Effects by 

Earl McCoy	...	special effects (uncredited)
Charles Schulthies	...	special effects (uncredited)

Stunts 

Michael Haynes	...	stunts (uncredited)
Michael Masters	...	stunts (uncredited)
Ron Nix	...	expert rider (uncredited)
Al Wyatt Sr.	...	stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department 

Frank Stanley	...	photographer: second unit
Mel Anderson	...	grip (uncredited)
Robert J. Banks	...	best boy (uncredited)
Wilbert Bratton	...	lamp operator (uncredited)
Duke Callaghan	...	camera operator (uncredited)
Eric Carpenter	...	still photographer (uncredited)
Ray De La Motte	...	second assistant camera (uncredited)
George Holt	...	grip (uncredited)
Don Howard	...	video recordist (uncredited)
Cliff King	...	first assistant camera (uncredited)
Don Larson	...	grip (uncredited)
George Lasher	...	gaffer (uncredited)
Leo Monlon	...	grip (uncredited)
Jim Porter	...	lamp operator (uncredited)
Norman Punter	...	lamp operator (uncredited)
Cliff Ralke	...	grip (uncredited)
Lee Smith	...	generator operator (uncredited)
Robert Willoughby	...	special still photographer (uncredited)

Casting Department 

Frank Kennedy

...

extras casting (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department 

Norman A. Burza	...	wardrobe (uncredited)
Elva Martien	...	wardrobe (uncredited)

Location Management 

John Morrison	...	location manager (uncredited)
Paul Roedl	...	location auditor (uncredited)
John Suhrada	...	location timekeeper (uncredited)
Jack N. Young	...	location manager (uncredited)

Music Department 

William Saracino	...	music editor
Laurindo Almeida	...	musician: guitar (uncredited)
Robert Bain	...	musician: guitar (uncredited)
Larry Bunker	...	musician: percussion (uncredited)
Carl Fortina	...	musician: accordion (uncredited)
Caesar Giovannini	...	musician: piano (uncredited)
Jerry Goldsmith	...	conductor (uncredited)
Artie Kane	...	musician: piano (uncredited)
Malcolm McNab	...	musician: third trumpet (uncredited)
Tommy Morgan	...	musician: harmonica (uncredited)
Arthur Morton	...	orchestrator (uncredited)
Richard Nash	...	musician: trombone (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department 

Marie Kenney

...

script supervisor (uncredited)

Transportation Department 

Lloyd Hanlon

...

transportation gaffer (uncredited)

Other crew 

Linda Friedman	...	assistant: producers
Peter Benoit	...	unit publicist (uncredited)
Hal Driscoll	...	animal handler (uncredited)
Frank D. Lane	...	ramrod wrangler (uncredited)
Jerry Parker	...	first aid (uncredited)
Ed Villa	...	craft service (uncredited)

Details

Country:

 USA

Language:

 English

Release Date:

 13 October 1971 (France) See more »

Also Known As:

 Deux hommes dans l'Ouest See more »

Filming Locations:

 Empire Ranch, Sonoita, Arizona, USA See more »

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Company Credits

Production Co:

 Geoffrey Productions See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

 136 min | 106 min (original U.S. theatrical release)

Sound Mix:

 Mono | 6-Track Stereo

Color:

 Color (Metrocolor)

Aspect Ratio:

 2.35 : 1

Soundtrack Credits 

Ballad of the Wild Rovers
(uncredited)
Written by Jerry Goldsmith
Sung by William Holden

Wild Rover
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Lyrics by Ernie Sheldon
Sung by Sheb Wooley

Doublage voix :

• William Holden (VF : Claude Bertrand) : Ross Bodine
• Ryan O'Neal (VF : Bernard Murat) : Frank Post
• Karl Malden (VF : André Valmy) : Walter Buckman
• Victor French (VF : Gérard Hernandez) : Shérif Bill Jackson
• Tom Skerritt : John Buckman
• Joe Don Baker (VF : Jean-Claude Balard) : Paul Buckman
• Leora Dana : Nell Buckman
• James Olson (VF : Jean Lagache) : Joe Billings
• Lynn Carlin : Sada Billings
• Moses Gunn (VF : Sady Rebbot) : Ben
• Rachel Roberts : Maybell
• Sam Gilman (VF : Pierre Leproux) : Sam Hansen
• Charles H. Gray : Savage
• William Bryant (VF : Pierre Collet) : Hereford
• Ted Gehring (VF : Claude Joseph) : le shérif de Tucson
• Alan Carney (VF : Paul Bonifas) : le barman du Palace
• Lee de Broux (VF : Jacques Richard) : Leaky

Release Dates

USA	18 June 1971	(Los Angeles, California) (premiere)
USA	19 June 1971
Canada	25 June 1971
Japan	9 October 1971
France	13 October 1971
Portugal	26 October 1971
UK	5 November 1971
Australia	19 November 1971
Finland	19 November 1971
Italy	27 November 1971
Austria	15 December 1971
Sweden	25 December 1971
West Germany	25 December 1971
Spain	17 January 1972
Ireland	17 March 1972
Uruguay	23 March 1972
Denmark	3 May 1972
Hong Kong	8 June 1972
Netherlands	16 May 1974

Also Known As (AKA)

(original title)	Wild Rovers
Austria	Missouri
Brazil	Os Dois Indomáveis
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title)	Диви скитници
Canada (English title)	Wild Rovers
Denmark	Da Frank og Ross red ud
Finland	Lännen miehet - Ross ja Frank
France	Deux hommes dans l'Ouest
Greece	Dyo agria gerakia
Hungary	Vad vándorok
Hungary (alternative title)	Vad csavargók
Italy	Uomini selvaggi
Japan (Japanese title)	夕陽の挽歌
Mexico	Dos hombres contra el Oeste
Netherlands (informal alternative title)	Een prairie-graf voor optimisten
Norway	To red ut
Poland	Zawadiaki
Portugal	Vagabundos Selvagens
Romania (literal title)	Vagabonzi salbatici
Serbia	Divlje skitnice
Slovenia	Vagabundi zahoda
Soviet Union (Russian title)	Дикие бродяги
Spain	Dos hombres contra el Oeste
Sweden	Två red ut
Turkey (Turkish title)	Vahşi dünya
UK	Wild Rovers
Uruguay (original subtitled version)	Dos vaqueros errantes
West Germany	Missouri