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    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    Posted By: Efgrapha
    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966)
    DVD9 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC, 16:9 (720x480) VBR | 01:57:22 | 6.75 Gb
    Audio: English AC3 5.1 @ 448 Kbps or AC3 3.0 @ 448 Kbps | Subs: English, French
    Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance

    Grant (Ralph Bellamy) is a wealthy rancher who hires four mercenaries to retrieve his wife, Maria (Claudia Cardinale), from the clutches of the desperado Raza (Jack Palance) in this Western adventure set in 1917. Dolworth (Burt Lancaster) is a munitions expert who joins gunslinger Fardan (Lee Marvin), horse trainer Hans Ehrengard (Robert Ryan), and longbow master Jake (Woody Strode) when the men are offered 10,000 dollars apiece for the safe return of Grant's kidnapped wife. The cadre travels 100 miles into Mexico to retrieve the woman, whom they later discover wants to remain with Raza, but they decide to nab Maria anyway to make good on the money. Soon Fardan, Hans, and Jake are chased across the border by the enraged Raza and his equally deadly female accomplice Chiquita (Marie Gomez), while Dolworth stays behind to fight off Raza's Mexican banditos. The film received Academy Award nominations for Best Direction (Richard Brooks), Best Screenplay (Brooks again), and Best Cinematography (Conrad L. Hall).

    Synopsis by Dan Pavlides, Allmovie.com

    Kidnapping flick down Mexico way, that was slightly eclipsed in three years by the similar themed one by Peckinpah entitled The Wild Bunch. It also follows the same trajectory as Valentino's silent The Sheik (1921). Writer-director Richard Brooks ("Elmer Gantry"/"In Cold Blood"/"Bite the Bullet") bases the film on the novel A Mule for the Marquesa by Frank O'Rourke, a catchall phrase meaning "from soup to nuts." It's set on the Mexican-Texas border in 1917 after the Mexican revolution, at a time the Old West is changing.

    Texas millionaire J. W. Grant (Ralph Bellamy) offers to pay four professional soldiers-of-fortune $10,000 apiece to rescue his beautiful Mexican wife of fours years, Maria (Claudia Cardinale), rather than pay a ransom of $100,000 and have her killed anyway. She was kidnapped by guerrilla-bandit Capt. Jesus Raza (Jack Palance) and is being held in his Mexican desert stronghold. The professionals are led by former fighter for Pancho Villa and weapons expert Rico Fardan (Lee Marvin), horsemaster Hans Ehrengard (Robert Ryan), and tracker/bowman Jake Sharp (Woody Strode). For the fourth comrade, Fardan recruits his old pal from their fighting days in the revolution, dynamiter, adventurer and lover boy Bill Dolworth (Burt Lancaster). The almost impossible mission calls for them to get through Raza's well-armed army of over 150 and escape with Maria across the harsh desert. After rescuing her from Raza, someone Fardan and Dolworth knew from their revolutionary days, the boys learn that she wasn't kidnapped but ran away from Grant to be with her longtime lover Raza and refuses to go back. The mercenaries are in a quandry about how to handle such a delicate situation, and decide to listen to their hearts.

    The film did a brisk box-office, and is one of the better modern-day Westerns. Though it's all implausible, the all-star cast sparkle and make the action sequences forceful. It's one of Brooks's more eloquent and witty films. Also, the photography by Conrad Hall is smashing (shot on location in Death Valley, Lake Mead and the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada). It was nominated by the Academy for Best Direction, Best Screenplay, and Best Cinematography.

    Review by Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"

    IMDB 7,4/10 from 9 055 users

    Wiki

    Director: Richard Brooks

    Writers: Frank O'Rourke (novel), Richard Brooks (written for the screen by)

    Cast: Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin, Claudia Cardinale, Robert Ryan, Woody Strode, Jack Palance, Ralph Bellamy

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    The Professionals (1966) Special Edition

    Special Features:

    - "Burt Lancaster - A Portrait" -featurette (12:39 min)
    - "Memories From The Professionals" -featurette (23:21 min)
    - "The Professionals - A Classic" -featurette (6:26 min)
    - Theatrical trailer
    - Bonus trailer: "Classic Westerns trailers"

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