"What are you gonna do, Miss Andrews?"
"Anybody I can."
Woah. How did that get past the Hays Office.
I had to stick around after hearing that line.
Turns out it's a Blazing Saddles inspiration. Warren William schemes for land rights that will make him rich, just like Harvey Korman's Hedley Lamarr. Bruce Cabot plays the name-brand sureshot Wild Bill Hick0k, a sober versionn of Gene Wilder's Waco Kid. Bennett plays the English-speaking version of Madeline Kahn's Lili Von Schtupp, complete with cabaret act and instructions to ''seduce and abandon the sheriff of Rock Ridge," so to speak.
So mix land sn@tch in with some call girls, train robbers, and a thrilling horse-and-buggy chase and you've got a decent way to waste a couple of hours on a Saturday afternoon.
Actually surprised it hasn't cropped up on TV more often. If Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan or Alexis Smith were the leads thisthing would be in heavy rotation.
Woah. How did that get past the Hays Office.
I had to stick around after hearing that line.
Turns out it's a Blazing Saddles inspiration. Warren William schemes for land rights that will make him rich, just like Harvey Korman's Hedley Lamarr. Bruce Cabot plays the name-brand sureshot Wild Bill Hick0k, a sober versionn of Gene Wilder's Waco Kid. Bennett plays the English-speaking version of Madeline Kahn's Lili Von Schtupp, complete with cabaret act and instructions to ''seduce and abandon the sheriff of Rock Ridge," so to speak.
So mix land sn@tch in with some call girls, train robbers, and a thrilling horse-and-buggy chase and you've got a decent way to waste a couple of hours on a Saturday afternoon.
Actually surprised it hasn't cropped up on TV more often. If Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan or Alexis Smith were the leads thisthing would be in heavy rotation.