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Sunday in the Country (1974)

Director: John Trent

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From Time Out Film Guide

Three killer hoodlums on the run get more than they bargained for when they come up against churchgoing country farmer Borgnine, a man with his own brand of rough justice. A film that revolves around little more than a clash between the acting styles of Pollard and Borgnine. The flyweight against the heavyweight in a battle to define the meaning of psychopath: the one snivelling, giggling and spastic, the other granite-like and pop-eyed. Elsewhere it's messy and violent, but quite competently handled.

Author: CPe 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Cast & crew

Director: John Trent

Producer: David Perlmutter

Cast: Ernest Borgnine, Michael J Pollard, Hollis McLaren, Louis Zorich, Cec Linder, Vladimir Valenta full cast

Duration: 92 mins


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