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| − | An outlaw (played by Clint Eastwood) pulls into a village and a man tells him that it is a very sorry looking wagon. the outlaw says it could use a coat of paint then the outlaw and the man start to sing and dance to "[[Gonna Paint Our Wagon]]". Lee Marvin's character comes in later and does the splits after singing a solo. | + | An outlaw (played by Clint Eastwood) pulls into a village and a man (looking like [[Lee van Cleef]]) tells him that it is a very sorry looking wagon. the outlaw says it could use a coat of paint then the outlaw and the man start to sing and dance to "[[Gonna Paint Our Wagon]]". Lee Marvin's character comes in later and does the splits after singing a solo. |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
Revision as of 06:30, July 9, 2016
- "So prepare yourself for the bloody mayhem and unholy carnage of Joshua Logan's Paint Your Wagon."
- ―Bart Simpson about Paint Your Wagon[src]
Paint Your Wagon
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Movie Information
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Paint Your Wagon is a western musical film starring Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin and written and directed by Joshua Logan.
History
When Bart and Homer get back from the video store, they bring this film since they couldn't get the film they wanted, making Marge and Lisa disappointed. When they stick it on to find that it is a musical and they aren't killing each other, Homer and Bart are horrified while Marge and Lisa enjoy the film.
Plot
An outlaw (played by Clint Eastwood) pulls into a village and a man (looking like Lee van Cleef) tells him that it is a very sorry looking wagon. the outlaw says it could use a coat of paint then the outlaw and the man start to sing and dance to "Gonna Paint Our Wagon". Lee Marvin's character comes in later and does the splits after singing a solo.
Behind the Laughter
There is a real musical called Paint Your Wagon.
