#Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid

[vertigoartgore]

Actors James Coburn and Kris Kristofferson during the filming of one of the last scenes of the 1973 movie Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (the death of Billy the Kid, killed by his longtime friend Pat Garrett).

Rest in Peace Kris Kristofferson (1936-2024).

[nedison]

zimmothée had a vision of the future while filming his SNL promo

[onemorecupofcoffee]

[schlock-luster-video]

On December 6, 2010, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid and Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia were screened as a double-feature on TCM Underground.

[yeahiwasintheshit]

video may contain minor spoilers for a movie prob older than some of your parents lol

anyway i rewatched pat garrett and billy the kid again, just to watch the """"directors"""" cut of the movie, named the preview cut. there was apparently alot of fighting between the director, sam peckinpah, and the studio, and the studio eventually split with him and didnt let him cut his own movie. the cut that was originally released theatrically was not his original cut. but peckinpah eventually had his own personal cut of the movie in his private collection, and now 50 years later, all the different cuts were just released. i watched the theatrical and his cut, and tbh i liked both, but actually liked the studio cut a just a little better. which to me is kinda blasphemous normally. but in the video above you clearly hear dylans knockin on heavens door in the death scene, which i think adds more to the scene, but in the "directors cut" you can barely hear the song and its more instrumental. having seen both, the video above is waaaayyyyy more effective. also the directors cut has this weird intro that kinda doesnt fit the flow of the movie. idk. and the end text that scrolls up is just kinda weird and dumb. but peckinpahs cut has a bunch of extra scenes that i think should have been in the theatrical cut.

anyway, part of the reason i posted this clip is because i never knew that one of dylans biggest hits, knockin on heavens door, was written for this movie! had no idea! and not only that but in the lyrics when he sings:

Mama take this badge from me I can't use it anymore It's getting dark too dark to see Feels like I'm knockin' on Heaven's door

hes actually talking about this scene above, the man dying, is slim pickens (who was the guy riding the nuke in dr strangelove) and the woman in the scene... her name is 'mama'. like that kinda blew my mind. lol how amazing to have been that actress, Katy Jurado, and know that bob dylans insanely huge hit, was being sung to you(r character). lol

also, while watching this scene for the first time, i IMMEDIATELY thought of mikes death scene in breaking bad. like there is no way that gilligan isnt referencing pat garrett and billy the kid while mike dies, staring out from the banks of the water. i dont know if its true and cant seem to find gilligan directly saying it, but cmon, it seems so clear now lol

[pepperbag76]

“ James Coburn and director Sam Peckinpah on the set of the film "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" (1973) “

Source: @GroovyHistory

[cinemajunkie70]

The happiest of birthdays in the afterlife to my other father, Sam Peckinpah! He and his movies mean everything to me!

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

PIC INFO: Spotlight on 1980 back cover sleeve art to BOB DYLAN's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door"/"Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" Italian 7 inch vinyl single.

ARTIST: BOB DYLAN

LABEL: CBS

COUNTRY: Italy

CATALOGUE: CBS 8333

DATE: 26 Feb 1980

FORMAT: 7"

Notes: A side is live version from "At Budokan". B side is original studio version from "Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid" soundtrack.

^PIC INFO: Italian 7 inch vinyl front picture sleeve, released by CBS Records, c. 1973.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on sleeve art to BOB DYLAN's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" Japanese Promo 7 inch Vinyl Single/Record, c. 1973.

PIC INFO: Sleeve art to the Yugoslavian pressing to BOB DYLAN's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" 7 inch vinyl single (b/w "Turkey Chase"), released by CBS Records in 1973.

Sources: www.45cat.com/record/cbs8333, discogs, Rare Vinyl, various, etc...

[ultra-francesca-mercury]

july 13, 1973

Bob Dylan releases Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, the soundtrack album for the Sam Peckinpah-directed movie of the same name.

[bobdylan-n-jonimitchell]

Bob Dylan in Sam Peckinpah’s “Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid” 1973.

[jillianjansom]

Need a milf???😛

[cyber-corp]

Disgruntled 12-year old at a restaurant watching the waiter bring out his birthday cake

[likesummerrainn]

"Seems they've appointed a new sheriff, name's Pat Garrett. That mean anything to you?" "It sure does"

[sigurism]

@hoppkorv, thank you.

Bob Dylan as Alias Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid Dir: Sam Peckinpah

[schlock-luster-video]

On April 7, 2013, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid was screened Festival Frontieres.

[onemorecupofcoffee]

😁🫶