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Rooster Cogburn

The man of "True Grit" is back and look who's got him!
1975 | 108m | English

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Popularity: 2 (history)

Director: Stuart Millar
Writer: Martha Hyer
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After a band of drunken thugs overruns a small Indian Nation town, killing Reverend Goodnight and raping the women folk, Eula Goodnight enlists the aid of US Marshal Cogburn to hunt them down and bring her father's killers to justice.
Release Date: Nov 01, 1975
Director: Stuart Millar
Writer: Martha Hyer
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Western
Keywords gunslinger, arkansas, nitroglycerin, sequel, gun battle, u.s. marshal, eye patch, one eyed man, parent killed, gatling gun, spinster, trading post, river barge, whitewater river rafting, gang of outlaws, rapids, 1880s
Production Companies Universal Pictures, Hal Wallis Productions
Box Office Revenue: $17,594,566
Budget: $10,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
John Wayne Reuben J. "Rooster" Cogburn
Katharine Hepburn Eula Goodnight
Anthony Zerbe Breed
Richard Jordan Hawk
John McIntire Judge Parker
Paul Koslo Luke
Jack Colvin Red
Jon Lormer Rev. Goodnight
Richard Romancito Wolf
Lane Smith Leroy
Tommy Lee Chen Lee
Warren Vanders Baghy
Jerry Gatlin Nose
Strother Martin Shanghai McCoy
Chuck Hayward Jerry (uncredited)
Andrew Prine Fiona's Husband (uncredited)
Charles Weldon Bailiff (uncredited)
Name Job
Charles Portis Characters
Robert Swink Editor
John R. Carter Sound
Richard Hashimoto Second Assistant Director
Leonard S. Petterson Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jerry Gatlin Stunt Coordinator
George Robotham Stunts
Lon Bentley Makeup Artist
Barbara Ronci Hairdresser
George R. Nelson Set Decoration
Jack McMaster Special Effects
Joseph Lenzi First Assistant Director
Luster Bayless Costume Design
Quentin Dickey Stunts
Kevin N. Johnston Stunts
Jerry Summers Stunts
Dave Grayson Makeup Artist
Stuart Millar Director
E. Preston Ames Art Direction
Harry Stradling Jr. Director of Photography
William W. Gray Production Manager
Mickey Gilbert Stunts
Jerry Brutsche Stunts
Rexford L. Metz Second Unit Director of Photography
Emile LaVigne Makeup Artist
Martha Hyer Writer
Laurence Rosenthal Original Music Composer
Michael D. Moore Second Unit Director
Edith Head Costume Design
Gary McLarty Stunts
Gary Combs Stunts
Chuck Hayward Stunts
Chuck Roberson Stunt Double
Name Title
Paul Nathan Associate Producer
Hal B. Wallis Producer
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Geronimo1967
7.0

Stuart Millar must have had a great time directing this with Wayne reprising his "True Grit" character on the trail of some reprobates that robbed an army convoy of a wagon load of nitro. On their way to rob a bank, they stop at a mission run by the "Rev. Goodnight" and his daughter "Eula" (Hepburn) ... . Things all turn a bit nasty and her father is killed in a drunken brawl. Shortly afterwards, she is discovered at his grave by "Cogburn" with whom she - and a young Indian boy named "Wolf" (Richard Romancito) team up and set off on the trail of their murderous felons. The two wind each other up wonderfully at the start (and Hepburn always seems to manage to find a rock to stand on so she can be taller than her co-star). Gradually they learn to work together and become quite a formidable partnership as they pursue the ruthless "Hawk" (Richard Jordan). There is plenty of adventure, humour and charisma in this yarn - nothing too taxing, but a film that really does bear watching and who doesn't like a Gattling gun. Keep an eye out for the one scene with Strother Martin, too.

Jun 09, 2024