the hired hand
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emenel — 20 years ago(October 24, 2005 09:25 AM)
The only place I have found copies of "Peppermint-Frieden" for sale is here:
http://www.dfi.dk/sitemod/moduler/katalog/filmside.asp?pid=8670&filmid=13502
(click "kb film")
It's a PAL-VHS, and in the original language (German). -
Woodyanders — 20 years ago(February 23, 2006 06:22 PM)
I'm a huge drive-in movie fan, so my all-time favorite Peter Fonda films are "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry," "Race With the Devil," "Fighting Mad," and "Outlaw Blues." Both "The Hired Hand" and "Ulee's Gold" are beautiful films, "92 in the Shade" is absolutely hilarious, and "Dance of the Dwarves" is good trashy B-horror creature feature fun. Moreover, "The Limey" is a truly terrific movie and "The Wild Angels" rates as a truly kick-ass biker classic.
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Squonkamatic — 19 years ago(September 19, 2006 09:24 PM)
My favorite is OPEN SEASON with John Phillip Law & Richard Lynch. I know Peter has remarked that it is one of his favorites, I think he is brilliant in the role and more wears it like a 2nd skin more than acting. His performance is easily the most frightening of the three, it totally plays against his established character but at the same time seems so natural.
I also really really like RACE WITH THE DEVIL, there is something about Peter Fonda doing the driving while Warren Oates pumping a shotgun that has a big red stamp on it that says 'COOL!'
I am also strangely drawn to JUNGLE HEAT/DANCE OF THE DWARVES (horror is my bag) with those scenes of him padding around the jungle in a white linen suit.
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heather_m1986 — 12 years ago(November 10, 2013 06:06 AM)
3:10 to Yuma. Not a perfect film but Fonda, Ben Foster, Crowe and Bale are all good. Fonda is so badass he takes a bullet in the belly (art imitating life) and is up, about, and badass approximately 3 minutes later. It's really a classic Western
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jawebster2000 — 10 years ago(March 15, 2016 09:19 PM)
The Wrong Man was Peter Fonda's best work. You don't believe me? Go to The Wrong Man site and read the comments. That is where I saw that nugget of information. I looked it up. Peter Fonda was around 16 when The Wrong Man was filmed.