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Barbarosa ()


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An inexperienced farm boy hooks up with a legendary outlaw in Mexico and both are soon on the run from the law, Mexican bandits, and two families bent on revenge.

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Barbarosa
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Karl Westover
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Josephina
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Don Braulio
Danny De La Paz ...
Eduardo
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Juanita (as Alma Martínez)
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Herman Pahmeyer
Sharon Compton ...
Hilda
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Emil
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Sims
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Floyd
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Otto
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Cantina Owner
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Angel
Itasco Wilson ...
Mattie
Bruce Smith ...
Photographer
Sonia de León ...
Old Prostitute (as Sonia DeLeon)
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Young Prostitute (as Joannelle Nadine Romero)
Michael S. O'Rourke ...
Brither (as Michael O'Rourke)
Bentley H. Garrett ...
Bartender
Allison Wittliff ...
Emily
Juan José Martínez ...
1st Boy (as Juna Jose Martinez)
Rene Luna ...
2nd Boy (as Reno Luna)
Christopher García ...
3rd Boy
Philip Pena ...
4th Boy (as Philip Peña)
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Cook Boy
Reid Wittliff ...
Cook Boy
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Paul English ...
Horse Trader (as Robert Paul English)

Directed by

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Fred Schepisi

Written by

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William D. Wittliff ... ()

Produced by

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Paul N. Lazarus III ... producer
Martin Starger ... executive producer
William D. Wittliff ... co-producer

Music by

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Bruce Smeaton

Cinematography by

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Ian Baker

Editing by

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David Ramirez
Don Zimmerman

Editorial Department

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Rebecca Einfeld ... assistant editor
Gregory M. Gerlich ... assistant editor

Art Direction by

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Michel Levesque

Set Decoration by

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Thomas L. Roysden ... (as Tom Roysden)

Makeup Department

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Edwin Butterworth ... makeup artist (as Ed Buttworth)
Charlene Roberson ... makeup artist
Georgina Williams ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Howard P. Alston ... executive production manager (as Howard Alston)
Dick Gallegly ... unit production manager
Richard L. O'Connor ... executive in charge of production
James Potter ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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William Cosentino ... second assistant director (as Bill Cosentino)
Tommy Thompson ... first assistant director

Art Department

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William Apperson ... assistant art director
James Arrigo ... propmaker foreman
Anthony P. Cellucci ... assistant property master (as Tony Cellucci)
Leon Ericksen ... special design consultant
Bruce J. Gfeller ... construction coordinator (as Bruce Gfeller)
Russell Goble ... property master (as Russ Goble)
John R. Jensen ... co-construction coordinator
Henry Stuart John ... construction foreman (as Stuart John)
Michael Taylor ... lead man
Ken Walker ... assistant property master
Donald B. Woodruff ... set designer (as Don Woodruff)

Sound Department

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Terry Burns ... boom operator
Ken Dufva ... foley artist
Robert Glass ... re-recording mixer
Robert Gravenor ... production sound mixer
Jim Henrikson ... supervising sound mixer
Robert Knudson ... re-recording mixer
Don MacDougall ... re-recording mixer (as Donald MacDougall)
Frank E. Warner ... supervising sound editor (as Frank Warner)

Special Effects by

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Wayne Edgar ... special effects assistant
Marcel Vercoutere ... special effects

Stunts

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Bill Couch ... stunt double
Chuck Couch ... stunt double

Camera and Electrical Department

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Robert Blair ... key grip
Donald Carlson ... first assistant camera
Fay Caughron ... camera operator
Richard Clarkson ... second assistant camera
Lowell Crisp ... electrician
Virgil E. Hammond III ... Arriflex Camera Technician: Cinemobile System Inc.
Lutz Hapke ... camera operator (as Lute Hapke)
Jim Lucas ... camera operator (as James Lucas)
David Marsik ... gaffer
Vern Matthews ... grip: second unit
George Mooradian ... first assistant camera
Edwin Myers ... second assistant camera (as Ed Myers)
Neil Roach ... camera operator
Michael Schuyler ... best boy
Dean Williams ... still photographer

Casting Department

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Dianne Crittenden ... casting: Los Angeles (as Diane Crittenden)
Michele Harrah ... casting: Lajitas/Del Rio
Elsie Julian ... casting: Fredericksburg
Liz Keigley ... casting: Fredericksburg
Shari Rhodes ... casting: Fredericksburg

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Darryl M. Athons ... costume supervisor (as Darryl Athons)
Nancy McArdle ... costumer: women
Glenn Wright ... costumer: men

Location Management

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Bud Aronson ... location manager

Script and Continuity Department

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Janna Stern ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Mike Doyle ... transportation captain (as Michael Doyle)
Joseph Lockwood ... driver / transportation
Howard A. Small ... transportation coordinator (as Howard Small)

Additional Crew

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David Anderson ... assistant to producer
Bruce Bahrenburg ... unit publicist
Michael E. Boyle ... wrangler boss (as Mike Boyle)
Rose Chatterton ... production coordinator (as Roseann Chatterton)
B.C. Cooper ... assistant to producer
John Eaton ... wrangler
Stephanie Fischbach ... assistant to producer
Jay K. Fishburn ... livestock coordinator (as Jay Fishburn)
Lew Grade ... presenter (as Lord Grade)
George Hardaman ... local captain
Rex Ivy III ... wrangler
Joe Lalogga ... auditor (as Joe La Loggia)
Laurie Levin ... research consultant
Joe Lomax Sr. ... wrangler
Nancy Mayer ... production secretary
Glen McIntosh ... wrangler
Jerry McKnight ... local captain
Judy Mooradian ... production secretary
Billy Nelson ... wrangler
Jimmy Sherwood ... wrangler (as James Sherwood)
Cal Skinner ... trainer (as Kal Skinner)
Patricia A. Sonsini ... production coordinator
Lupe Vargas ... assistant to director
Earl E. Wroten Jr. ... supervising auditor

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Karl Westover, an inexperienced farm boy, runs away after unintentionally killing a neighbor, whose family pursues him for vengeance. He meets Barbarosa, a gunman of near-mythical proportions, who is himself in danger from his father-in-law Don Braulio, a wealthy Mexican rancher. Don Braulio wants Barbarosa dead for marrying his daughter against the father's will. Barbarosa reluctantly takes the clumsy Karl on as a partner, as both of them look to survive the forces lining up against them. Written by Jim Beaver

Plot Keywords
Taglines The Outlaw ... The Outcast ... and the Legend that was bigger than both of them. See more »
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Also Known As
  • La Vengeance mexicaine (France)
  • Die Ballade vom Banditen Barbarosa (Germany)
  • Барбароса (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Барбароса (Soviet Union, Russian title)
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Runtime
  • 90 min
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Budget $11,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $285,312, 21 Feb 1982

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Trivia The production camp was in a little known western Texan backwater township of Latijas which had a population of around only twelve people. The Texas town was a former desert trading post stop and was General "Black Jack" Pershing's headquarters during military campaign fighting against the Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa. The production shoot in Latijas went for four weeks. That's Lajitas, TX. See more »
Goofs There is no tractor pulling something as the horse racers round the home stretch. It is clearly a wagon pulled by horses. They actually did a good job of having it in the background in the three quick shots that showed the racers. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Voskovec & Werich - paralelní osudy (2012). See more »
Quotes Karl: I killed a fella back in Texas. A big damn fella too.
Barbarosa: Well, old Sam Colt makes everybody just about the same size.
Karl: I didn't shoot him. I hit him with a tree limb.
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