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Brother | Hangman
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Budget 4,450,000 USD
Box Office Collection 12,000,000 USD
Raquel Welch was signing autographs on the set for fans, when James Stewart heard her complain that she didn't like doing it. Stewart told her "You better sign those, they're the ones paying your salary." Welch thought about this and from then on willingly signed autographs.
This movie was filmed at the Alamo Village which had been constructed for The Alamo (1960).
This was the first appearance of a character known as Sheriff July Johnson (George Kennedy). Writer Larry McMurtry used this name in Lonesome Dove (1989), with the Sheriff played by Chris Cooper.
Similarities between this movie and Lonesome Dove (1989) are that both shared the character names of July Johnson, Roscoe, and (outlaw) Dee. Also, both productions had stars from the same geographical region: Dean Martin from Steubenville, Ohio and Robert Urich from Toronto, Ohio.
George Kennedy would subsequently co-star with Dean Martin and James Stewart in different films in the "Airport" series. (With Martin in Airport (1970) and with Stewart in Airport '77 (1977).)
"Dee Bishop: Mace, you think we could make a go of it in Montana? Mace Bishop: Dee, there's a town up there called Missoula. Prettiest little place you ever saw. Dee Bishop: What about the Indians? Mace Bishop: And the Rockies, they're snow-capped, and the slopes are forested. And there are lots of lakes and valleys. Dee Bishop: What about the Indians? Mace Bishop: And there's deer in Montana, Dee. And antelope, and elk, and black bear. And the... Dee Bishop: Mace, what about the Indians? Mace Bishop: What Indians? Dee Bishop: Ain't there no Indians in Montana? Mace Bishop: Well, they - a few. Dee Bishop: Ain't the Northern Cheyenne in Montana? Mace Bishop: The Nor - well, Northern Cheyenne in Mon - I, I wouldn't lie to you. Dee Bishop: And the Crow, and the Sioux? Mace Bishop: Well, they're around... Dee Bishop: What else, Mace? Mace Bishop: Listen, Dee... Dee Bishop: What else? Mace Bishop: Well, they, they - Blackfeet and Chippewa... Dee Bishop: Some Cree? Mace Bishop: Yes. Yes, there are Cree in Montana. Dee Bishop: And the Shoshone, and the Kutenai, and the Stoney... Mace Bishop: Just what are you tryin' to say? Dee Bishop: I'm trying to say there's a lot of gosh-darn Indians in Montana, Mace! Maria Stoner: [rolls her eyes] Ooh."
"Dee Bishop: [incredulous] You robbed a bank? You, Mace? Mace Bishop: Well, Dee, the bank was there... and I was there... and there wasn't very much of anybody else there... and it just seemed like the thing to do. Y'know, it's not like you didn't - something you never heard of. Lots of people rob banks for all sorts of different reasons. Dee Bishop: [bemused] You just walked into a bank and helped yourself to ten thousand dollars 'cause it seemed like the thing to do? Mace Bishop: That's about the way it was, yeah, as, as well as I can remember, yeah."
