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High Plains Drifter|Clint Eastwood
High Plains Drifter
Clint Eastwood and Verna Bloom
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Overview

Clint Eastwood once again portrays the 'Man With No Name' in this bleak morality play about a man who protects a frontier town from outlaws, more out of contempt for the outlaws than love for the cowardly townspeople. This was Eastwood's second directorial effort following the very successful PLAY MISTY FOR ME.

Awards:

Main Cast & Crew:
Clint Eastwood - Director
Clint Eastwood
Verna Bloom
Marianna Hill
Mitchell Ryan
Jack Ging
Stefan Gierasch
Ted Hartley
Billy Curtis
Geoffrey Lewis
Scott Walker

Details

    DVD Format
  • Format: DVD (Keep Case Packaging)
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 025192015229
  • Genre: WESTERNS
  • Rating: R (MPAA)
  • Release Date: February 1998

Movie Reviews

Synopsis:
In Eastwood's supernatural homage to his own cinematic roots -- the films of Sergio Leone and Don Siegel -- the residents of a greedy mining town conspire to murder their own sheriff when he threatens to inform the government that they've been operating on public land. They then attempt to frame the hired killers, prompting the gunmen to seek revenge. The townsfolk go to the well once more, hiring a mysterious Stranger to rid them of these bandits. But the Stranger has his own agenda and proves to be more than they bargained for.

Notes:
Shot in Technicolor and Panavision. Film had an original aspect ratio of 2.4:1.

Reviews:
"[T]he most distinctive and nastiest western of Eastwood's career. A stone-cold classic by anyone's standards." - 01/01/2004 Uncut, p.142

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