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4 for Texas, 1963

4 for Texas

English

USA

Rating:5.4
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Profile of 4 for Texas

The mood of 4 for Texas is humorous. The plot centers around gambling, lone wolves, and tracking someone down. It is a western and comedy movie. In approach, 4 for Texas is realistic. The setting is Texas. It happens in the Old West and in the 19th century. 4 for Texas is especially suggested for a boys' night.

Summary of 4 for Texas

When con men Zack Thomas (Frank Sinatra) and Joe Jarrett (Dean Martin) team up to open a gambling den, they quickly realize that business in the wild West isn't so easy. Both miscreant banker Harvey Burden (Victor Buono) and loose-cannon gunman Matson (Charles Bronson) are out to stifle Zack and Joe's moneymaking schemes. Luckily, the grifters still find plenty of time to romance a couple of voluptuous frontier babes (Anita Ekberg and Ursula Andress).

Rat Packers Sinatra and Martin fuel this comedic Western with their genuine, inimitable chemistry, and the pleasingly skewed supporting cast--including the staggering beauties Ekberg and Andress, the Three Stooges, and Yaphet Kotto in an uncredited cameo that marked his film debut--follows their roisterous lead. Director Robert Aldrich, fresh off the critical and popular success of his caustic psycho-thriller WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?, uses a much lighter touch in 4 FOR TEXAS to create an enjoyable, star-studded ride through the old West.

Details

Language: English
Country: USA
Release date: 18 December 1963
Runtime: 124 min

Cast and Crew

Frank Sinatra as Zack Thomas in 4 for Texas
Frank Sinatra

as Zack Thomas

Dean Martin as Joe Jarrett in 4 for Texas
Dean Martin

as Joe Jarrett

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