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Bookmark this pageTwo Mules for Sister Sara (1969)
Director: Don Siegel
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From Time Out Film Guide
A witty and slightly whimsical Western, which teams MacLaine - as a whore playing at being a nun - with the ever-chivalrous Eastwood as the man who steps in and prevents a three-way desert rape by drunken bandits. They go on to become involved with the Mexican revolutionary movement, with Eastwood's respect for her chastity becoming increasingly strained and her true profession coming in handy for infiltrating an enemy fort. Siegel devotees will find much to enjoy in the languid but not unexciting story by Budd Boetticher (who was originally to direct himself).Author: VG
Cast & crew
Director: Don Siegel
Producer: Martin Rackin, Carroll Case
Cast: Shirley MacLaine, Clint Eastwood, Manolo Fabregas, Alberto Morin, Armando Silvestre full cast
Genre(s): Westerns
Duration: 116 mins
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