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Dominican Rep. The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing
- Original title
- The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing
- Year
- 1973
- Running time
- 114 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Burt Reynolds
Sarah Miles
Lee J. Cobb
George Hamilton
Jack Warden
Bo Hopkins
Jay Silverheels- Robert Donner
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Western. Romance
- Synopsis
- A psychologically intriguing Western that has much in common with the genre's Hollywood renaissance in the 1950s, The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing stars Burt Reynolds as Jay Grobart, an outlaw who kidnaps the aristocratic Catherine Crocker (Sarah Miles) after she witnesses his gang pull a train robbery. Forced to travel with the desperadoes, Mrs. Crocker is repeatedly subjected to threats of sexual violence by two of the men (Jack Warden, Bo Hopkins), but is protected by the otherwise seemingly dispassionate Grobart. Meanwhile, the hostage's insufferable husband (George Hamilton) hires a bounty hunter (Lee J. Cobb) to track Grobart down, which proves relatively easy since the fugitive, who becomes the lonely Mrs. Crocker's lover, is headed into dangerous Indian territory for reasons that are as heartbreaking as they are illuminating. A harsh film that asks viewers to care about a hero who did something unforgivable but who finds love unexpectedly, The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing is full of surprises. --Tom Keogh (from amazon.com)
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