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Dirty Little Billy is a 1972 American revisionist western film co-written and directed by Stan Dragoti and starring Michael J. Pollard and Richard Evans. Set in Coffeyville, Kansas, the film was influenced by the darker, more sinister style of Spaghetti Westerns and offered
Dirty Little Billy: Directed by Stan Dragoti. With Michael J. Pollard, Richard Evans, Lee Purcell, Charles Aidman. A more realistic, based-on-reality, unsensationalistic portrayal of the gritty early years of one of the most famous Wild West outlaws in history, Billy the Kid.
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- Biography, Drama, Western
- Stan Dragoti
- 1972-11
Pre fame mud and rags telling of Billy The Kid. Directed by Stan Dragoti, co-written by Dragoti and Charles Moss, and starring Michael J. Pollard, Richard Evans and Lee Purcell. Music is by Sascha Burland and cinematography by Ralph Woolsey.
28 lug 2011 · Titolo originale: Dirty Little Billy. Anno: 1972. Genere: western (colore) Regia: Stan Dragoti. Cast: Michael J. Pollard, Richard Evans, Lee Purcell, Charles Aidman, Dran Hamilton, Catherine McCarty, Willard Sage, Mills Watson, Alex Wilson, Ronny Graham, Josip Elic, Richard Stahl, Gary Busey, Dick Van Patten, Scott Walker, Rosary Nix.
- Stan Dragoti
- Michael J. Pollard
Dirty Little Billy is a film directed by Stan Dragoti with Michael J. Pollard, Richard Evans, Lee Purcell, Gary Busey .... Year: 1972. Original title: Dirty Little Billy. Synopsis: Billy, who is portrayed by Michael J. Pollard in smiling, almost witless fashion, revolts against the hard farm life forced on him by his stepfather.
Dirty Little Billy. After his family moves to a frontier town in Kansas, city-bred teenager Billy Bonney (Michael J. Pollard) finds he has no appetite for farming. He runs away, taking up...
- Western
Hollywood in the early 70s when even the future director of Mr Mom thinks he has a mean spirited ambitious statement about American myths in him. Dirty Little Billy is lost somewhere between the dirty surfaces of Eurowestern and New Hollywood revisionism.
