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* TokenGoodTeammate: Mace. He only starts breaking the law to free his brother, constantly questions him on why he chose this path, and [[spoiler:his last act before dying from his wounds is to return the stolenb money to sheriff Johnson]].
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Mace. He only starts breaking the law to free his brother, constantly questions him on why he chose this path, and [[spoiler:his last act before dying from his wounds is to return the stolenb stolen money to sheriff Sheriff Johnson]].
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* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Bandolero'''!'''''
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* DwindlingParty: The posse starts out with around a dozen men. Four of them abandon the chase or are killed by the ''bandoleros'' around halfway through the movie, [[spoiler:with the two who quit being killed by the bandits as well once their friends are out of sight.]] During the final shootout, most of the others are killed, save for [[spoiler:July, MauveShirt Hayjack, and a couple of background characters.]]
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* ActionPrologue: The film opens with a bank robbery where Maria's husband and one of Dee's men die before Johnson and Roscoe capture the other outlaws.
* AnyoneCanDie: [[spoiler:Pretty much every character of importance besides Maria and Sheriff Johnson dies.]]
* FightingIrish: Robbie O'Hare (the only one of Dee's men besides Dee himself to be portrayed with any sympathy) has a thick Irish brogue and doesn't shy away from combat.
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* RomancingTheWidow: Dee and Maria fall for each other after her husband has been killed. She states that she never loved him in the first place, having purchased her from her family.
* RomancingTheWidow: Dee and Maria fall for each other after her husband has been killed. She states that she never loved him in the first place, having purchased her from her family.
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* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Pretty much every character of importance besides Maria HypocriticalHumor: When Pop Chaney boasts about the EvilVirtues his father taught, he mentions not scratching himself, then realizes he's scratching himself, and sheriff quickly adds "in front of his ma."
* OldCopYoungCop: Sheriff Johnsondies.]]
is about a decade older than his deputy, Roscoe Bookbinder. Both men are worldly and competent lawmen, although Roscoe is better groomed and less emotionally involved in the pursuit of the Bishop gang.
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* OldCopYoungCop: Sheriff Johnson
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''Bandolero!'' is a 1968 American {{Western}} film directed by Andrew V. [=McLaglen=], starring Creator/JimmyStewart, Music/DeanMartin, Creator/RaquelWelch, and George Kennedy.
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''Bandolero!'' is a 1968 American {{Western}} film directed by Andrew V. [=McLaglen=], starring Creator/JimmyStewart, Music/DeanMartin, Creator/RaquelWelch, and George Kennedy.
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''Bandolero!'' is a 1968 American western film directed by Andrew V. [=McLaglen=] starring Creator/JimmyStewart, Music/DeanMartin, Creator/RaquelWelch and George Kennedy.
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''Bandolero!'' is a 1968 American western {{Western}} film directed by Andrew V. [=McLaglen=] [=McLaglen=], starring Creator/JimmyStewart, Music/DeanMartin, Creator/RaquelWelch Creator/RaquelWelch, and George Kennedy.
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Not to be confused with the Spanish animated series ''WesternAnimation/{{Bandolero|Animation}}''.
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''Bandolero!'' is a 1968 American western film directed by Andrew V. [=McLaglen=] starring Creator/JimmyStewart, Music/DeanMartin, Creator/RaquelWelch and George Kennedy.
In a Texan town, Mace Bishop (Stewart) frees his brother Dee (Martin) from the gallows after Dee and his gang were arrested for a bank robbery. Dee and his gang take Maria Stoner (Welch), whose husband was killed by one of Dee's gang members during their bank robbery, as a hostage. The fugitives are chased by local sheriff July Johnson (Kennedy) across the Mexican border into territory policed by ''bandoleros'', whom Maria describes as men out to kill any ''gringos'' that they can find. The sheriff's posse tracks them down and captures the gang, but the ''bandoleros'' also arrive, forcing the sheriff the release the outlaws so that they can fight back. Complicating matters, Maria falls for Dee.
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!!This film features examples of:
* AnachronismStew: The film is stated to take place after the Civil War, in 1867, but elements from later time periods appear:
** The $10 bill sticking out of Mace's backpack is of 20th-century design.
** The hangman claims to have just passed through Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City did not exist until 1889, after the land run.
** The hangman sings "Bringing In the Sheaves", but the song hadn't been written yet in 1867. He sang the 1874 lyrics by Knowles Shaw to the 1880 melody by George Minor.
** Maria is shown wearing a blouse which has buttons up the entire front, as does sheriff Johnson. This style of clothing wasn't commonly available until the early 1920s. Likewise, the clothing on nearly all of the male characters demonstrates stitching that would require an electric sewing machine to manufacture. These were not commonly available until after the turn of the century.
* ArrangedMarriage: Maria states that her late husband purchased her from her family, and thus never loved him.
* ArtisticLicenseGeography: When the outlaws supposedly cross the river into Mexico, the direction of the water current indicates they are actually crossing into Texas.
* AttemptedRape: The ''bandoleros''' boss attempts to rape Maria, but is stopped by Dee. [[spoiler:This results in Dee being fatally stabbed.]]
* {{Bandito}}: The titular ''bandoleros'', who serve as the antagonists of the film.
* BashBrothers: The Bishop brothers.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Pretty much every character of importance besides Maria and sheriff Johnson dies.]]
* EnemyMine: When the ''bandoleros'' arrive just as the sheriff's posse managed to capture the gang, the sheriff releases the outlaws so that they can team up and fight back.
* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Bandolero'''!'''''
* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Pretty much every character of importance besides Maria and sheriff Johnson dies.]]
* RomancingTheWidow: Dee and Maria fall for each other after her husband has been killed. She states that she never loved him in the first place, having purchased her from her family.
* RunForTheBorder: Dee and the gang are chased by the sheriff's posse across the Mexican border.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Mace. He only starts breaking the law to free his brother, constantly questions him on why he chose this path, and [[spoiler:his last act before dying from his wounds is to return the stolenb money to sheriff Johnson]].
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''Bandolero!'' is a 1968 American western film directed by Andrew V. [=McLaglen=] starring Creator/JimmyStewart, Music/DeanMartin, Creator/RaquelWelch and George Kennedy.
In a Texan town, Mace Bishop (Stewart) frees his brother Dee (Martin) from the gallows after Dee and his gang were arrested for a bank robbery. Dee and his gang take Maria Stoner (Welch), whose husband was killed by one of Dee's gang members during their bank robbery, as a hostage. The fugitives are chased by local sheriff July Johnson (Kennedy) across the Mexican border into territory policed by ''bandoleros'', whom Maria describes as men out to kill any ''gringos'' that they can find. The sheriff's posse tracks them down and captures the gang, but the ''bandoleros'' also arrive, forcing the sheriff the release the outlaws so that they can fight back. Complicating matters, Maria falls for Dee.
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!!This film features examples of:
* AnachronismStew: The film is stated to take place after the Civil War, in 1867, but elements from later time periods appear:
** The $10 bill sticking out of Mace's backpack is of 20th-century design.
** The hangman claims to have just passed through Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City did not exist until 1889, after the land run.
** The hangman sings "Bringing In the Sheaves", but the song hadn't been written yet in 1867. He sang the 1874 lyrics by Knowles Shaw to the 1880 melody by George Minor.
** Maria is shown wearing a blouse which has buttons up the entire front, as does sheriff Johnson. This style of clothing wasn't commonly available until the early 1920s. Likewise, the clothing on nearly all of the male characters demonstrates stitching that would require an electric sewing machine to manufacture. These were not commonly available until after the turn of the century.
* ArrangedMarriage: Maria states that her late husband purchased her from her family, and thus never loved him.
* ArtisticLicenseGeography: When the outlaws supposedly cross the river into Mexico, the direction of the water current indicates they are actually crossing into Texas.
* AttemptedRape: The ''bandoleros''' boss attempts to rape Maria, but is stopped by Dee. [[spoiler:This results in Dee being fatally stabbed.]]
* {{Bandito}}: The titular ''bandoleros'', who serve as the antagonists of the film.
* BashBrothers: The Bishop brothers.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Pretty much every character of importance besides Maria and sheriff Johnson dies.]]
* EnemyMine: When the ''bandoleros'' arrive just as the sheriff's posse managed to capture the gang, the sheriff releases the outlaws so that they can team up and fight back.
* ExcitedShowTitle: ''Bandolero'''!'''''
* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Pretty much every character of importance besides Maria and sheriff Johnson dies.]]
* RomancingTheWidow: Dee and Maria fall for each other after her husband has been killed. She states that she never loved him in the first place, having purchased her from her family.
* RunForTheBorder: Dee and the gang are chased by the sheriff's posse across the Mexican border.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Mace. He only starts breaking the law to free his brother, constantly questions him on why he chose this path, and [[spoiler:his last act before dying from his wounds is to return the stolenb money to sheriff Johnson]].
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