Director: Yves Simoneau

Writers: Larry McMurtry; Diana Ossana

From novel by: Larry McMurtry

Keywords: Western

TV miniseries.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
F. Murray Abraham	Actor	24-Oct-1939		Mozart's antagonist in Amadeus
David Arquette	Actor	8-Sep-1971		Muppets From Space
Keith Carradine	Actor	8-Aug-1949		Thieves Like Us
Brian Dennehy	Actor	9-Jul-1938		First Blood
Jennifer Garner	Actor	17-Apr-1972		Alias
Jonny Lee Miller	Actor	15-Nov-1972		Sick Boy in Trainspotting
Tim Blake Nelson	Actor	11-May-1964		O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Edward James Olmos	Actor	24-Feb-1947		Battlestar Galactica
Harry Dean Stanton	Actor	14-Jul-1926	15-Sep-2017	Bathrobe-clad actor from Repo Man

REVIEWS

Review by Cris (posted on 28-Mar-2005)

We had to watch Dead Man's Walk for my Modern Literature class. The title itself is already very interesting but I would've been hesitant to watch it on my own. After watching it, I thought this movie was astounding and funny. It's a western mainly about two Texans Rangers Woodrow F. Call and Augustus McCrae. They go on an expedition along with a few others to conquer New Mexico. On their way there, they are captured by the Mexican army. They are able to survive as long as they don't fall out of proportion by rebelling or anything related against them. A few die along the journey for disobeying or what not which is why it's called Dead Man's Walk. It is a lengthy movie but worth anyone's time. I have yet to read the novel, but I already think Larry McMurtry's work is outstanding. He's a creative writer with so much potential which is shown through this movie and also in Streets of Laredo. I highly recommend that one as well. I would definitely make Dead Man's Walk a part of my collection.

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