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TEXAS RANGERS (2001) - PG-13

Country:	United States Location: Brooks, Calgary, Alberta-Canada, Durango-Mexico,
Genre:	Action, Drama, Western

Credits

Production Company:	Dimension Films Larry Levinson Productions Price Entertainment Reiner/Greisman
Sales Agent:	Dimension Films
Director:	Steve Miner
Producer:	Alan Greisman Frank Price Bob Weinstein
Exec Producer:	Cary Granat Larry Levinson Andrew Rona Harvey Weinstein
Writer: Screenplay:	Scott Busby Martin Copeland John Milius
Writer: Uncredited:	John Fusco Ehren Kruger
Cast:	Ashton Kutcher Dylan McDermott Robert Patrick Usher Raymond James Van Der Beek
	Jon Abrahams Rachael Leigh Cook Oded Fehr Matt Keeslar Marco Leonardi Alfred Molina Tom Skerritt Joe Spano Vincent Spano Randy Travis Leonor Varela

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Synopsis: One is a legend... the other a gun-slinger. Now, in a land without justice they will have to team up to battle an army of outlaws to protect the innocent and put the wrong things right.

Comment: Based on George Durham's book "Taming of the Neuces Strip: The Story of McNelly's Rangers". Project was supposed to be Sam Peckinpah's last film... sat at savoy for years waiting for John Milius' schedule to allow him to direct. He was picked up by Dimension at Van Der Beek's request after the success of "Varsity Blues."

Other Reviews:

Arizona Daily Star, Tucson AZ (Phil Villarreal)

The Cranky Critic (Chuck Schwartz)


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