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Outlaw
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Box Office Collection 1,736,123 USD
During production two technicians and a woman were killed in an after-hours vehicle accident.
The production camp was in a little known western Texan backwater township of Latijas which had a population of around only twelve people. The Texas town was a former desert trading post stop and was General "Black Jack" Pershing's headquarters during military campaign fighting against the Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa. The production shoot in Latijas went for four weeks. That's Lajitas, TX.
Willie Nelson had read only two pages of the film's screenplay when he decided he wanted to do the movie. Nelson exclaimed: "I want to be this guy" [Barbarosa].
High temperatures in Texas had a scorching effect on the production with the heat staying hot right into the evening. Shooting in such a remote location there also meant there was no television, air-conditioning and telephones whilst crew had to cram into rooms for their lodgings.
The picture's shooting location in Big Bend National Park was reputed to be around the time the film was made and released to be the most remote filming location ever used for an American movie.
"Karl: I killed a fella back in Texas. A big damn fella too. Barbarosa: Well, old Sam Colt makes everybody just about the same size. Karl: I didn't shoot him. I hit him with a tree limb."
"Barbarosa: Drop those saddlebags and help me up, dammit! [Karl drops the bags over the cliff] Barbarosa: Why'd you drop them down there? Karl: Well, you said to drop them and help you! Barbarosa: We already been down there! [Rain starts to fall] Barbarosa: Why don't you go ahead and just rain on me then?"
