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FACT: Charlie fire 16-17 nippy fires shot from one single-action, six-shot revolver - short reloading. In actuality, during the hole volley, he fires four unstable shots and later incontrovertibly "fans" the revolver and fires ten excess shots into a bad-guy gunslinger encircled by less important amount than seven second, without shifting guns or re-loading. And then fires a few more round at unmoving name gun-men., CONT: When Boss and Charley ride into the town for the first time, the front view shows another carriage directly behind them. In the next shot from the rear, the carriage disappears., CONT: Boss and Charley refer to the dog Tig as "she" in early scenes, but Charley calls Tig "he" when burying the dog with Mose., CONT: In the last standoff between the town and Denton Baxter's men, Baxter's revolver is not loaded, and then it is. However, just before the last shoot out, it is not loaded again., DATE: The loose horses in the Remuda are wearing modern English leather halters with brass fittings when they are driven into camp., CONT: When Boss and Charlie take over the jail house, they close the window shade. Later, once they've fallen asleep, the window shade is open., CONT: In a scene where Boss and Charley are on the range in front of a river with a high bank on the other side in the background, first there are cattle on the bank behind them, then the cattle aren't there, then they are there, etc., CHAR: There are numerous spelling errors on the note Boss and Charlie leave on the door for Baxter, though possibly deliberate to show their lack of a formal education., CONT: When Charlie drops the plank onto the sidewalk step to cross the flooded street it lands on the far right side of the step. When Boss crosses over and steps onto the step, the plank is on the far left side of the step., CONT: After the initial gunfight when Boss and Percy are trying to stop Charley from shooting the injured bad guy, Percy is holding his rifle with one hand. When he steps beside Boss to stop Charley, and the camera angle changes, he is holding it in both hands., CONT: When Boss and Charlie are crossing the flooded street during the rainstorm, a wood-framed building is undermined and begins to collapse. After Charley crosses the street the building can be seen intact in the background., CONT: In the restaurant scene where the Marshall confronts Boss and Charlie, Charlie's sidearm is covered then uncovered at different times by his coat as the camera jumps back and forth., DATE: Before the final gunfight, Boss and Charley are in the general store. Boss asks to buy some candy, and the shopkeeper offers him several varieties, including "Ju-Ju Bees." This candy didn't exist in 1882, and wasn't offered until 1920 by the Henry Heide Candy Company., CONT: When drinking tea with Sue the tea cups are exchanged for mugs. Seconds later, the tea cups are back and mugs gone., DATE: The building under construction on main street is being built using modern framing techniques and is built from modern, dimensional lumber. Buildings were mostly "post & beam" type back then and "rough cut" lumber was used for building construction well into the 20th century.
Crazy Credits: Dedicated to my parents, Bill and Sharon, and with special memory to Michael Jeter.
Charley Waite: Men are gonna get killed here today, Sue, and I'm gonna kill 'em., Boss Spearman: We got a warrant sworn for attempted murder for them that tried to kill the boy who's laying over there at the Doc's, trying to stay alive. Swore out another one for them that murdered the big fella you had in your cell. Only ours ain't writ by no tin star, bought and paid for, Marshal. It's writ by us, and we aim to enforce it., Boss Spearman: Man's got a right to protect his property and his life, and we ain't lettin' no rancher or his lawman take either., Charley: You the one killed our friend?::Butler: That's right. I shot the boy, too. And I enjoyed it.::[Charley pulls out his gun and shoots Butler], [Charley has explained his strategy for the upcoming fight]::Boss Spearman: Sounds like you got it all worked out.::Charley Waite: Yeah, except the part where we don't get killed., [Charley Waite kicks Button off his horse. He falls into the river]::Button: What you do that for?::Charley Waite: Cheatin' at cards.::Button: I apologized to you for that.::[to Boss Spearman]::Button: Eh, Boss? I apologized to him for that.::Boss Spearman: Evidently he ain't over it yet., Charley Waite: You ever seen one this bad?::Boss Spearman: Not since Noah and the Flood.::Mose: Well, you should know, Boss, since you was there.::Boss Spearman: What'd you say?::Button: He said, "You should know since you was there.", Boss Spearman: My friend and me got a hankerin' for Switzerland chocolate and a good smoke., Charley: I'm not goin' to my maker without knowin' your given name. Mine ain't Waite; it's Postelwaite. Charles Travis Postelwaite. What's yours? Sure ain't Boss. [Boss hesitates] I mean it, Boss. I'm asking you straight up.::Boss Spearman: It's Bluebonnet.::Charley: Bluebonnet?::Boss Spearman: Bluebonnet, yeah.::Charley: No middle name?::Boss Spearman: No, just Bluebonnet Spearman. And don't you tell no one. I want to hear you swear an oath now, go on., Sue Barlow: So is it marriage that scares you two, or putting down roots?::Boss Spearman: No. Who'd have him? All rangy and mangy like a rough old dog.::Charley Waite: How about I hold your head under water for just a little while?, Boss Spearman: She ought not to sneak up like that.::Charley Waite: She weren't sneaking. I scared that woman half to death.::Boss Spearman: Scared me a little bit too., Boss Spearman: It ain't right to walk away without a word.::Charley Waite: Well what do you want me to tell her, Boss? We probably ain't gonna make it? Be a big fat comfort., Boss Spearman: Brought you a cigar, all the way from Havana, Cuba.::Percy: You don't say. I've heard about them but I've never had one. Much obliged to you.::Boss Spearman: What do you think?::Percy: Better than them crappers I usually smoke., Sue Barlow: You are coming back, aren't you? Then I'll be waiting for you Charles Postlewaite.::Charley Waite: [to Boss, who is riding away] You bucket mouth! Can't keep nothing private., Boss Spearman: I see they hobbled you.::Percy: It's been a while since I was in a fight. I panicked. Fell back, like to have broke my foot.::Boss Spearman: Ornery old fool.::Percy: Well, or that damned Cuban cigar got me riled up., Boss Spearman: A man's trust is a valuable thing, Button. You don't want to lose it for a handful of cards., Boss Spearman: I aim to kill Baxter and those that done this, and if that marshal gets in the way, I'm gonna kill him too. So you best get your mind right about what's got to be done, Charlie.::Charley Waite: I got no problem with killing, Boss. Never have., Boss Spearman: It's a pretty day for making things right.::Charley Waite: Well, enjoy it, 'cause once it starts, it's gonna be messy like nothing you ever seen., Boss Spearman: We come for justice, not vengeance. Now them is two different things.::Charley Waite: Not today they ain't., Sue Barlow: You're a disgrace, Marshal Poole. You always have been.::Sheriff Poole: I know it. That's just the way it is., Charley Waite: [burying Mose and Tig] Be right to say some words.::Boss Spearman: You want to speak with the man upstairs, go on and do it. I'll stand right here and listen, hat in hand, but I ain't talking to that son or a bitch. And I'll be holding a grudge for him letting this befall a sweet kid like Mose.::Charley Waite: Well, he sure as hell wasn't one to complain. Woke with a smile, seemed like he could keep it there all day. Kind of a man that'd say 'good morning' and mean it, whether it was or not. Tell you the truth, Lord, if there was two gentler souls in this world, I never seen 'em. Seems like old Tig wouldn't even kill birds in the end. Well, you got yourself a good man and a good dog, and I'm inclined to agree with Boss here about holding a grudge against you for it. I guess that means Amen., Boss Spearman: [cocks shotgun] One twitch, and you in hell., Boss Spearman: Mornin', boys! [holds up bottle of chloroform] I brung your breakfast!, Boss Spearman: I believe you have a friend of ours in your jail. His name's Mose Harrison.::Sheriff Poole: Yeah, I got him here. He started a fight in the general store.::Boss Spearman: Mose don't start fights. He just finishes them., Doc Barlow: I'd say 'to good health,' gentlemen, but then I'd probably be out of business, wouldn't I?::Boss Spearman: We'll drink to good health for them that have it coming., Mack: Shame what this town's come to.::Charley Waite: You could do something about it.::Mack: What? We're freighters. Ralph here's a shopkeeper.::Charley Waite: You're men, ain't you?::Mack: I didn't raise my boys just to see 'em killed.::Charley Waite: Well you may not know this, but there's things that gnaw at a man worse than dying., Boss Spearman: Well, if I'm gonna get killed, I got a hankerin' to soothe my sweet tooth., Boss Spearman: The name Butler mean anything to you?::Charley Waite: You hear names when you're on the other side of things.::Boss Spearman: He as fast as they say?::Charley Waite: He's a killer.::Boss Spearman: You know him if you saw him?::Charley Waite: He ain't hard to recognize if you know what you're looking for., Ralph: This is dark chocolate. It comes all the way from Switzerland, Europe. That's near France, see. They call it 'bitter sweet.' Melts in your mouth.::Boss Spearman: You tried it?::Ralph: No.::Boss Spearman: How do you know it melts in your mouth?::Ralph: Well, truth is, we can't afford it ourselves., [first lines]::Boss Spearman: [indicating a thunderstorm] Think she'll get over this-a-way?::Charley Waite: Might.::Boss Spearman: Best bed 'em down., [last lines]::Charley Waite: Let's go get our cows.
Soundtrack: "Holding All My Love contained by help of You" Written by the throw away of 'Michael Kamen' (qv) (BMI) and 'Julianna Raye' (qv) (BMI) Performed by 'Julianna Raye' (qv) Produced by James Harrah (P) (C) K-Man Corp. (BMI) / Ziffy Music, Inc. (BMI) / Open Range Productions USA, Inc. (BMI)
Producers 'Kevin Costner' (qv), 'Jake Eberts' (qv) and 'David Valdes' put up almost half of the budget from their own money., Tig was not only the name of the dog in the movie, but also the name of the film's production company. Tig was also the name of Kevin Costner?s Grandmother., Kevin Costner turned down _Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)_ (qv) to do this movie, When we first see Denton Baxter in the sheriff's office, there is a wanted poster over his left shoulder with the name of Lloyd Buckley. 'Gae S. Buckley' (qv) is the production designer for this film., Composer 'Michael Kamen' (qv) replaced a score by 'Basil Poledouris' (qv)., The rifle that Charley uses in the shootout is an 1873 Winchester sporting rifle., Originally the studio had 'Kevin Costner' (qv) top-billed over 'Robert Duvall (I)', but Costner asked the studio to top-bill Duvall instead., Towards the end of film production, 'Kevin Costner' (qv) and some friends made a surprise visit to a large pow wow gathering at Morley. Chief Ernest Wesley honored Costner for his work with the Lakota Indians and using the Sioux language in _Dances with Wolves (1990)_ (qv)., Stoney Elder Dale House performed a special spiritual ceremony for Kevin Costner before filming began. The event is shown on the second Open Range DVD disc., 'Clayton Lefthand' of the Stoney (Nakoda Sioux) First Nation worked as a film liaison., During the filming of Open Range a young Native man, Romeo N. Ryder, hired to do extra security work, was stabbed to death in the nearby town site of Morley on Aug. 20, 2002. His brother 'Zach Ryder' worked on the Open Range set as a production trainee., Boss keeps calling Percy, played by 'Michael Jeter' (qv), "Old Man". But 'Robert Duvall' (qv), who plays Boss, is actually 21 years older than Jeter, who was only 51 at the time the movie was made.
Gross: $58,328,680 (USA) (30 November 2003), $58,314,042 (USA) (23 November 2003), $58,297,021 (USA) (16 November 2003), $58,260,046 (USA) (9 November 2003), $58,185,830 (USA) (2 November 2003), $58,061,597 (USA) (26 October 2003), $57,893,764 (USA) (19 October 2003), $57,744,571 (USA) (12 October 2003), $57,476,463 (USA) (5 October 2003), $56,900,845 (USA) (28 September 2003), $55,762,861 (USA) (21 September 2003), $53,482,017 (USA) (14 September 2003), $49,308,750 (USA) (7 September 2003), $43,482,974 (USA) (31 August 2003), $29,317,253 (USA) (24 August 2003), $14,047,781 (USA) (17 August 2003), £872,843 (UK) (28 March 2004), £424,954 (UK) (21 March 2004), $68,296,293 (Worldwide) (2004), $9,965,039 (Worldwide) (2004) (except USA), € 2,116,596 (Finland) (3 June 2004), € 1,087,053 (Italy) (21 March 2004), € 892,750 (Italy) (14 March 2004), € 453,505 (Italy) (7 March 2004), € 227,612 (Spain) (12 October 2003)
Copyright Holder: Open Range Productions USA, Inc.
Weekend Gross: $8,100 (USA) (30 November 2003) (21 screens), $9,832 (USA) (23 November 2003) (33 screens), $19,171 (USA) (16 November 2003) (54 screens), $37,000 (USA) (9 November 2003) (74 screens), $60,651 (USA) (2 November 2003) (160 screens), $131,303 (USA) (26 October 2003) (258 screens), $82,179 (USA) (19 October 2003) (160 screens), $146,445 (USA) (12 October 2003) (260 screens), $343,190 (USA) (5 October 2003) (567 screens), $678,638 (USA) (28 September 2003) (930 screens), $1,411,028 (USA) (21 September 2003) (1,465 screens), $2,706,853 (USA) (14 September 2003) (2,063 screens), $4,202,447 (USA) (7 September 2003) (2,268 screens), $10,748,196 (USA) (31 August 2003) (2,244 screens), $9,481,315 (USA) (24 August 2003) (2,163 screens), $14,047,781 (USA) (17 August 2003) (2,075 screens), £182,986 (UK) (28 March 2004) (277 screens), £424,954 (UK) (21 March 2004) (283 screens), € 110,896 (Italy) (21 March 2004) (79 screens), € 291,371 (Italy) (14 March 2004) (152 screens), € 227,612 (Spain) (12 October 2003) (152 screens)
Filming Dates: 17 June 2002 - 8 September 2002
Budget: $26,000,000
Admissions: 162,357 (Germany) (31 March 2004), 45,015 (Spain) (12 October 2003)
Opening Weekend: $14,047,781 (USA) (17 August 2003) (2,075 screens), £424,954 (UK) (21 March 2004) (283 screens), € 453,505 (Italy) (7 March 2004) (191 screens), € 227,612 (Spain) (12 October 2003) (152 screens)
Howe, Desson. "'Open Range': Costner's Winning Western". In "The Washington Post" (USA), Vol. 126, Iss. 253, 15 August 2003, Hunter, Stephen. "Costner's Galloping Ride Through the Old West". In "The Washington Post" (USA), Vol. 126, Iss. 253, 15 August 2003, Pg. C1+C4, (NP), Owen Gleiberman. "Open Range: A self-important solid shoot-em-up hits its mark (B)". (In: Entertainment Weekly USA: 22 August 2003, Iss. 724, 113pp. MG), Spjut, Stefan. Costner tar revansch med ny cowboyfilm (4/6). In: Svenska Dagbladet (Sweden), 19 May 2004, (NP), Suenderhauf, Tim. Come to where the flavour is. Come to Costner Country.. In: WIDESCREEN (Germany), Computec Media AG, Vol. 02, 21 January 2004, Pg. 39, (MG), Travers, Peter. "Open range: Saddle sore with Kevin Costner (**)". In: Rolling Stone (USA), Vol. 1, Iss. 930, 4 September 2003, Pg. 149, (MG), Willman, Chris. "DVD & Video: True Western". In: Entertainment Weekly 87pp (USA), Iss. 747, 23 January 2004, (MG), Buscombe, Edward. In: Sight and Sound (UK) April 2004, Vol. 14,
Essays: Suenderhauf, Tim. Duell der Totgesagten. In: WIDESCREEN (Germany), Computec Media AG, Vol. 02, 21 January 2004, Pg. 32-41, (MG)
Novel: Paine, Lauran. Open Range Men, The. (New York City, New York, USA), Walker & Company, July 1990, Pg. 196, (BK), ISBN 0802741053
Mpaa: Rated R for violence.
Boss Spearman, Charley Waite, Mose Harrison and Button freegraze their cattle across the considerable prairie of the West, giving out a fitting kin forged via a steadfast hush-hush letter of honor and sentient a existence unencumbered by idea. When their naughty group forces them effective the baby town of Harmonville, the cowboys encounter a debauched sheriff and kingpin rancher who govern the realm through alarm, absolutism and belligerence. Boss and Charley find themselves inextricably drawn towards an inescapable showdown, inwardly location of they be guarded to survey completed the freedom and values of a lifestyle that be all as powerfully hurriedly evaporation. Amidst the turmoil, life hurriedly take an sudden swerve in buttress of the loner Charley when he meet the brilliant and melt aggressive Sue Barlow, a female who embrace both his heart and his inner self., This tale of the Old West (let's avoid the term western) works on many fronts. It blends the expected violence with pathos, romance, and even comedy. The film opens with four cow hands (Robert Duvall as Boss; Kevin Costner as Charlie Waite; Abraham Benrubi as Mose, the gentle, boy-like cook; and Diego Luna, as Buttons, a 16 year old Spanish kid that has been taken in by the older cowboys) pushing a cattle herd. After a hard rain, Boss determines that Mose needs to go back to a town they passed and get extra supplies. When he fails to return, the two older men go after him. They find he has been beaten by a local rancher's men and then arrested for starting the fight. Going to the jail, they confront the corrupt town marshall (James Russo) and the rancher (Michael Gambon), who has a stranglehold on the town and a dislike for open range cattlemen. Mose is released and taken to a doctor (Dean McDermott), where the men also meet the doc's sister (Annette Bening), whom they initially mistake for his wife. Romance blooms! The men head back to the range, but are confronted by hooded riders and disaster that sends them on a path of revenge. Charlie's history as a former gunfighter slowly surfaces as he plans out the impending shootout.
Certificates: Australia:M, UK:12, UK:12A, Germany:12, Iceland:12, Switzerland:10, Switzerland:10, Sweden:11, South Korea:15, Argentina:13, Finland:K-15, Ireland:12PG, Ireland:12, Netherlands:12, Norway:15, Singapore:PG, USA:R, Canada:A
Color Info: Color
Countries: USA
Genres: Drama, Romance, Western
Languages: English
Locations: Alberta, Canada, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Longview, Alberta, Canada, Morley, Alberta, Canada, Stoney Indian Reservation, Alberta, Canada
Runtimes: 139
Sound Mix: DTS, Dolby Digital, SDDS
Tech Info: CAM:Panavision Cameras and Lenses, LAB:Technicolor, USA, MET:3801 m, OFM:35 mm, PCS:Super 35, PFM:35 mm, MET:3820 m, PCS:Digital Intermediate, RAT:2.35 : 1
Release Dates: USA:11 August 2003, Canada:15 August 2003, USA:15 August 2003, United Arab Emirates:10 September 2003, Spain:10 October 2003, Iceland:24 October 2003, Estonia:31 October 2003, Greece:31 October 2003, South Korea:31 October 2003, Bahrain:12 November 2003, Israel:13 November 2003, Argentina:20 November 2003, Mexico:16 January 2004, Panama:23 January 2004, Sweden:28 January 2004, Germany:29 January 2004, Austria:30 January 2004, Norway:30 January 2004, South Africa:30 January 2004, Egypt:18 February 2004, Chile:20 February 2004, Belgium:25 February 2004, France:25 February 2004, Switzerland:3 March 2004, Italy:5 March 2004, Czech Republic:18 March 2004, UK:19 March 2004, Denmark:27 March 2004, Kuwait:13 April 2004, Switzerland:29 April 2004, Switzerland:5 May 2004, Denmark:14 May 2004, Finland:14 May 2004, Sweden:19 May 2004, Hungary:20 May 2004, Netherlands:3 June 2004, Japan:3 July 2004, Turkey:8 October 2004, Poland:3 December 2004
No place to run. No reason to hide.

In movie played:

Abraham Benrubi (actor)

Guy Bews (actor)

Chad Camilleri (actor)

Tom Carey (actor)

Kim Coates (actor)

Kevin Costner (actor)

Diego Diablo Del Mar (actor)

Robert Duvall (actor)

Michael Gambon (actor)

Michael Jeter (actor)

Tim Koetting (actor)

Herb Kohler (actor)

Diego Luna (actor)

Peter MacNeill (actor)

Dean McDermott (actor)

Billy Morton (actor)

Julian Richings (actor)

James Russo (actor)

Kurtis Sanheim (actor)

Cliff Saunders (actor)

Greg Schlosser (actor)

Ian Tracey (actor)

Rod Wilson (actor)

Alex Zahara (actor)

Patricia Benedict (actress)

Annette Bening (actress)

Alexis Cerkiewicz (actress)

Lorette Clow (actress)

Patricia Stutz (actress)

Armyan Bernstein (producer)

Kevin Costner (producer)

Jake Eberts (producer)

Craig Storper (producer)

David Valdes (producer)

Lauran Paine (writer)

Craig Storper (writer)

J. Michael Muro (cinematographer)

Michael Kamen (composer)

John Bloomfield (costume designer)

Kevin Costner (director)

Michael J. Duthie (editor)

Miklos Wright (editor)

Jasa Abreo (miscellaneous crew)

Aviline Adshead (miscellaneous crew)

B. Keith Anderson (miscellaneous crew)

Tiffany Bartlett (miscellaneous crew)

Travis Becker (miscellaneous crew)

Peter Bews (miscellaneous crew)

Ursula Brauner (miscellaneous crew)

David Christopher Brown (miscellaneous crew)

Jeffrey A. Cook (miscellaneous crew)

Rob Doak (miscellaneous crew)

Dana Dubé (miscellaneous crew)

Brian Dunne (miscellaneous crew)

Nicole Duperron (miscellaneous crew)

John Gaskin (miscellaneous crew)

Alan Geoffrion (miscellaneous crew)

Jan Gillan (miscellaneous crew)

John B. Gillis (miscellaneous crew)

Monika Hagele (miscellaneous crew)

Buck Hamilton (miscellaneous crew)

Lloyd Jacobson (miscellaneous crew)

Matthew Kershaw (miscellaneous crew)

Janet Lamonte (miscellaneous crew)

Karen MacDonald (miscellaneous crew)

Rick Martine (miscellaneous crew)

Leslie Maynes (miscellaneous crew)

Meredith Mohr (miscellaneous crew)

Lee Anne Muldoon (miscellaneous crew)

Boone Narr (miscellaneous crew)

Doug Nelson (miscellaneous crew)

Jason Nolan (miscellaneous crew)

Paige Palmer (miscellaneous crew)

Lynn Patterson (miscellaneous crew)

Jerri Phillips (miscellaneous crew)

Rick Richter (miscellaneous crew)

Troy Rudolph (miscellaneous crew)

Eleanor Russell (miscellaneous crew)

Eera Sherrington (miscellaneous crew)

David M. Taylor (miscellaneous crew)

Mark Thomason (miscellaneous crew)

Marla Touw (miscellaneous crew)

Bruce Toy (miscellaneous crew)

Cathy Vayda (miscellaneous crew)

Candace Villett (miscellaneous crew)

Cristina Weigmann (miscellaneous crew)

Rita Wong (miscellaneous crew)

Gae S. Buckley (production designer)

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