Bruce Dern has never been in anything else with Walken. Bruce Dern - is ‘Ed’, the guy who pretends to still be the sheriff of the town, even though he gets paid and bullied by the dominant gang to look the other way.Call was also in ‘AT CLOSE RANGE’ (1986) with Walken. Call - is ‘McCool’, another one of Doyle’s trigger-men.
Kelley appeared in THE FUNERAL and in a PC computer game called ‘RIPPER’. Kelley has acted in two other projects with Christopher Walken and all three of them were in 1996.
David Patrick Kelley – is ‘Doyle’, the head of the Irish gang.Was also with Walken in PULP FICTION (1994). I like him in most things, and when I don’t, it’s usually got more to do with the writing or production than with his performance. Bruce Willis - is ‘John Smith’, the terse, unflappable gun-for-hire that wanders into town and kicks just enough ass to optimize the payday.MPAA: Rated ‘R’ for a whole mess of guys getting shot, gratuitously beat, and generally killed very violently.įUN FACT:‘Last Man Standing’ is a popular title. There are at least five films and a handful of TV shows that have nothing to do with each other and are all called ‘Last Man Standing’!!! Notably HARD TIMES (1975), THE WARRIORS (1979), and more recently BULLET TO THE HEAD (2012). That’s a 60 year history for this plot! Well, this is classic stuff for Hill, as he usually directs manly movies for macho men.
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Movie in a Sentence: A bad-ass rambler (Bruce Willis) with a weak-spot for women in trouble plays two rival gangs against each other for fun and profit in an isolated Texas town during Prohibition.ĭirector: Walter Hill wrote and directed this thirty years after the Sergio Leonne-made ‘A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS’ (1964), who only made his spaghetti-western a few years after seeing Akira Kurosawa’s ‘Yojimbo’ (1961) who had actually taken the plot and some other story elements from a 1929 Dashiell Hammett novel ‘RED HARVEST’. Walken in Short: He plays a fearsome man named ‘Hickey’, the gravel-voiced, scar-faced, Tommy-gun-toting mean right hand of the Irish gang in an Irish-Italian war.
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