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- Bullfighter and the Lady benefits a great deal from being filmed throughout Mexico and incorporating actual bullfighters (one of them, Antonio Gomez, even plays a supporting character here).
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Bullfighter and the Lady: Directed by Budd Boetticher. With Robert Stack, Joy Page, Gilbert Roland, Virginia Grey. Hoping to impress a beautiful senorita, an American visiting Mexico trains with a famous Mexican bullfighter and becomes a competing bullfighter himself.
Bullfighter and the Lady: Directed by Budd Boetticher. With Robert Stack, Joy Page, Gilbert Roland, Virginia Grey. Hoping to impress a beautiful senorita, an American visiting Mexico trains with a famous Mexican bullfighter and becomes a competing bullfighter himself.
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- Drama, Romance, Sport
- Budd Boetticher
- 1951-06-07
The film—the first in which he was credited by his nickname, Budd—was produced by John Wayne and was a minor masterpiece. It centres on a young American (played by Robert Stack) visiting Mexico who is drawn to bullfighting and gets…
Bullfighter and the Lady was Boetticher’s first film as an A-list Hollywood director. It was a personal and, in many ways, an autobiographical project. The young Budd Boetticher had spent some years in Mexico as a gringo obsessed with bullfighting.
Sep 10, 2012 · Stack is the arrogant American film-maker who, on a trip to Mexico, enlists Roland's champion toreador to pass on his skills. Inevitably, there must be death in the afternoon - not to mention...
Jun 15, 2019 · (1951, Budd Boetticher) Travelling in Mexico, brash Robert Stack is mentored by veteran toreador Gilbert Roland, in the most authentic bullfighting film ever made. Cut by 40 minutes on first release, chiefly to excise gay undercurrents, this is restored to its original director’s cut. 35mm print courtesy UCLA Film & Television Archive.
Jun 22, 2017 · In the opening five minutes of Bullfighter and Lady (1951), viewers may well start wondering if they have walked into a documentary by mistake. The camera sits squarely in front of a door at a bullring. It opens and a fierce-looking black bull charges out.
