Maureen O' Hara- The Rare Breed (1966)

[chester7777]

Here's a link to Amazon, if anyone is wanting to buy.

Chester

[William T Brooks]

I Ordered My Copy !
Yahoo

[William T Brooks]

The Hereford Bull that was in the Film was the Same Line of Cattle that Duke and Louis Raised at the
26 Bar Ranch !
Chilibill

[alamo221]

I like the film myself, mainly for Stewart, O'Hara, Ben Johnson, Harry Carey, and good old Jack Elam-great as the bad guy. I thought the action scenes were well done, and enjoy the first half much more than the 2nd. Once Keith comes into the picture (usually good, but I felt he was WAAYYYY over the top), the film bogs down. I still watch it whenever it it on tho.

[lasbugas]

[Romy]

March 1965, James Stewart call Maureen for turn with him in this film, which makes her very happy. But Jimmy jealously control all the scenes ... Juliet Mills made ​​her screen debut, and Brian Keith managed a remarkable performance in a character part unrecognizable. Despite this, the film was not up to the expectations ...

Nothing to say, it's a film just okay. A little long, yes, but with comical scenes that help to have a good time to relax ...

A short video

and Original trailer

Tell me if you have problems to read

[Romy]

....................................... The pictures from the film .......................

[ethanedwards]

As Jimmy Stewart westerns are being discussed,
perhaps a good time to bump these to the top

[lasbugas]

[Romy]

Merci pour ces rares photos !

[lasbugas]

[Romy]

The scene of the jump being dangerous, it is likely that stuntmen have taken the place of the actors because we do not recognize Maureen ...

[alamo221]

Always liked the film, and thanks for the great pics! The only thing I dind't like was Keith's accent. It completely took me out of the film every time he spoke-seemed WAYYYYY over done. I would have prefered him without it.

[ethanedwards]

Always liked the film, and thanks for the great pics! The only thing I dind't like was Keith's accent. It completely took me out of the film every time he spoke-seemed WAYYYYY over done. I would have prefered him without it.

I agree, but then I never like him as an 'actor' anyway!