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put a link on bring me the head of charlie brown
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** The ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' fan film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bring_Me_the_Head_of_Charlie_Brown Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown]]'' is a parody of this film that runs off of the dissonance between the wholesome image of the comic strip and the heavy sex and violence that characterizes Sam Peckinpah's work.
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** The ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' fan film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bring_Me_the_Head_of_Charlie_Brown Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown]]'' WesternAnimation/BringMeTheHeadOfCharlieBrown is a parody of this film that runs off of the dissonance between the wholesome image of the comic strip and the heavy sex and violence that characterizes Sam Peckinpah's work.
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* ReferencedBy: The film club game on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' will almost always include a pun on this film's title.
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** The film club game on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' will almost always include a pun on this film'stitle.title.
** The ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' fan film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bring_Me_the_Head_of_Charlie_Brown Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown]]'' is a parody of this film that runs off of the dissonance between the wholesome image of the comic strip and the heavy sex and violence that characterizes Sam Peckinpah's work.
** The film club game on ''Radio/ImSorryIHaventAClue'' will almost always include a pun on this film's
** The ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' fan film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bring_Me_the_Head_of_Charlie_Brown Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown]]'' is a parody of this film that runs off of the dissonance between the wholesome image of the comic strip and the heavy sex and violence that characterizes Sam Peckinpah's work.
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For the second time, it was never banned in Sweden.
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* BannedInChina: The film was banned in Sweden, Germany and Argentina.
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* BannedInChina: The film was banned in Sweden, Germany and Argentina.
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* CreatorBreakdown: According to co-writer Gordon T. Dawson, Creator/SamPeckinpah was listless and diffident during filming, plagued by woman troubles at home and over-medicated by quack doctors. Principal photography was marked with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and defeat, perhaps engendered by Peckinpah's use of cocaine (introduced to him by Warren Oates). The screenwriter (a veteran of several Peckinpah films) was so unnerved by the shift in Peckinpah's mental state and mercurial behavior that he resolved never to work with him again. According to Kris Kristofferson, Peckinpah not only printed the improv but rewrote the scene to follow because of it.
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* CreatorBreakdown: According to co-writer Gordon T. Dawson, Creator/SamPeckinpah was listless and diffident during filming, plagued by woman troubles at home and over-medicated by quack doctors. Principal photography was marked with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and defeat, perhaps engendered by Peckinpah's use of cocaine (introduced to him by Warren Oates).Creator/WarrenOates). The screenwriter (a veteran of several Peckinpah films) was so unnerved by the shift in Peckinpah's mental state and mercurial behavior that he resolved never to work with him again. According to Kris Kristofferson, Creator/KrisKristofferson, Peckinpah not only printed the improv but rewrote the scene to follow because of it.
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* ThrowItIn: Isela Vega improvised the scene where she continues prodding Warren Oates about proposing. She kept doing it even after Creator/SamPeckinpah yelled "Cut".
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* ThrowItIn: Isela Vega improvised the scene where she continues prodding Warren Oates Creator/WarrenOates about proposing. She kept doing it even after Creator/SamPeckinpah yelled "Cut".
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** Creator/HarryDeanStanton nearly replaced Creator/KrisKristofferson.
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* ActorInspiredElement: It was Robert Webber's idea for Sappensly and Quill to be AmbiguouslyGay.
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* ActorInspiredElement: It was the idea of Robert Webber's idea Webber (Sappensly) for Sappensly and Quill to be AmbiguouslyGay.
* BannedInChina: The film was banned inGermany, Germany and Argentina.
* BannedInChina: The film was banned in
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and Creator/PeterFalk passed on the role of Bennie.
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** Creator/JamesCoburn and Creator/PeterFalk passed on the role of Bennie.
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* CreatorBreakdown / PrimaDonnaDirector: According to co-writer Gordon T. Dawson, Creator/SamPeckinpah was listless and diffident during filming, plagued by woman troubles at home and over-medicated by quack doctors. Principal photography was marked with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and defeat, perhaps engendered by Peckinpah's use of cocaine (introduced to him by Warren Oates). The screenwriter (a veteran of several Peckinpah films) was so unnerved by the shift in Peckinpah's mental state and mercurial behavior that he resolved never to work with him again. According to Kris Kristofferson, Peckinpah not only printed the improv but rewrote the scene to follow because of it.
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* CreatorBreakdown / PrimaDonnaDirector: CreatorBreakdown: According to co-writer Gordon T. Dawson, Creator/SamPeckinpah was listless and diffident during filming, plagued by woman troubles at home and over-medicated by quack doctors. Principal photography was marked with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and defeat, perhaps engendered by Peckinpah's use of cocaine (introduced to him by Warren Oates). The screenwriter (a veteran of several Peckinpah films) was so unnerved by the shift in Peckinpah's mental state and mercurial behavior that he resolved never to work with him again. According to Kris Kristofferson, Peckinpah not only printed the improv but rewrote the scene to follow because of it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and [[Series/{{Columbo}} Peter Falk]] passed on the role of Bennie.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as such]].
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as such]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and [[Series/{{Columbo}} Peter Falk]] Creator/PeterFalk passed on the role of Bennie.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it assuch]].such]].
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** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and [[Series/Columbo Peter Falk]] passed on the role of Bennie.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as such.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as such.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and [[Series/Columbo [[Series/{{Columbo}} Peter Falk]] passed on the role of of Bennie.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it assuch.such]].
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as
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* BannedInChina: The film was banned in Sweden, Germany, and Argentina.
* CreatorBreakdown / PrimaDonnaDirector: According to co-writer Gordon T. Dawson, Creator/SamPeckinpah was listless and diffident during filming, plagued by woman troubles at home and over-medicated by quack doctors. Principal photography was marked with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and defeat, perhaps engendered by Peckinpah's use of cocaine (introduced to him by Warren Oates). The screenwriter (a veteran of several Peckinpah films) was so unnerved by the shift in Peckinpah's mental state and mercurial behavior that he resolved never to work with him again. According to Kris Kristofferson, Peckinpah not only printed the improv but rewrote the scene to follow because of it.
* ThrowItIn: Isela Vega improvised the scene where she continues prodding Warren Oates about proposing. She kept doing it even after Creator/SamPeckinpah yelled "Cut".
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and [[Series/Columbo Peter Falk]] passed on the role of Bennie.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as such.
* CreatorBreakdown / PrimaDonnaDirector: According to co-writer Gordon T. Dawson, Creator/SamPeckinpah was listless and diffident during filming, plagued by woman troubles at home and over-medicated by quack doctors. Principal photography was marked with an overwhelming sense of melancholy and defeat, perhaps engendered by Peckinpah's use of cocaine (introduced to him by Warren Oates). The screenwriter (a veteran of several Peckinpah films) was so unnerved by the shift in Peckinpah's mental state and mercurial behavior that he resolved never to work with him again. According to Kris Kristofferson, Peckinpah not only printed the improv but rewrote the scene to follow because of it.
* ThrowItIn: Isela Vega improvised the scene where she continues prodding Warren Oates about proposing. She kept doing it even after Creator/SamPeckinpah yelled "Cut".
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/JamesCoburn and [[Series/Columbo Peter Falk]] passed on the role of Bennie.
** The original script called for [[spoiler:Bennie to get away alive, with both the money and head. During shooting, Creator/SamPeckinpah decided that Bennie had to die, and rewrote it as such.
