Billy Two Hats (The Lady and the Outlaw) (1973)
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Though Desi Arnaz plays the title role, Gregory Peck is top billed in Billy Two Hats. Arnaz plays a thief who teams up with Scottish bank bandit Peck. A botched robbery results in a tiny amount of cash and an accidental killing. Peck rescues the captured Billy, enduring a leg wound in the process.… More Though Desi Arnaz plays the title role, Gregory Peck is top billed in Billy Two Hats. Arnaz plays a thief who teams up with Scottish bank bandit Peck. A botched robbery results in a tiny amount of cash and an accidental killing. Peck rescues the captured Billy, enduring a leg wound in the process. While resting in the home of an old rancher, Peck goes off in search of a doctor, while Billy enjoys the sexual favors of the rancher's young wife. This interruption in the bandits' escape enables Indian-hating sheriff Jack Warden to catch up with Arnaz and Peck. A last-reel shoot-out ensues, involving sheriff's deputies, the rancher, and a band of Indian renegades. Billy Two Hats (reissued as The Lady and the Outlaw) was the first American western to be filmed in Israel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Ted Kotcheff
- Written By
- Alan Sharp
- Genres
- Western, Romance
PG,
- In Theaters
- Mar 7, 1974 Wide
Critic Reviews
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
The first American Western to be filmed in Israel.
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Cast
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Gregory Peck
as Deans
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Desi Arnaz Jr.
as Billy
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Jack Warden
as Gifford
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Sian Barbara Allen
as Esther
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David Huddleston
as Copeland
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John Pearce
as Spencer
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Zeev Berlinsky
as Second Indian
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Henry Medicine Hat
as Third Indian
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Scott Antony
as Fourth Indian
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Vincent St. Cyr
as Indian
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Dawn Little Sky
as Squaw
- Antony Scott
