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* WagTheDirector: In a weird way, the TropeMaker. Early in filming, Creator/ClintEastwood decided that he could do a better job than the original director, Philip Kaufman, was doing. He therefore arranged for Kaufman to be fired and took over the directorial duties himself. This disgusted the Director's Guild of America enough that they [[RuleBreakerRuleNamer created a new rule]] stating that whenever a film's director is fired, their replacement has to be someone with no previous connections to the film, and also has to be a full DGA member with at least one film or TV credit to their name. This is why, nowadays, actors are forced to WagTheDirector rather than just outright firing them and directing themselves. More commonly they just hire someone willing to take orders.
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* WagTheDirector: In a weird way, the TropeMaker. Early in filming, Creator/ClintEastwood decided that he could do a better job than the original director, Philip Kaufman, was doing. He therefore arranged for Kaufman to be fired and took over the directorial duties himself. This disgusted the Director's Guild of America enough that they [[RuleBreakerRuleNamer created a new rule]] rule known as the "[[RuleBreakerRuleNamer Eastwood rule]]" stating that whenever a film's director is fired, their replacement has to be someone with no previous connections to the film, and also has to be a full DGA member with at least one film or TV credit to their name. This is why, nowadays, actors are forced to WagTheDirector rather than just outright firing them and directing themselves. More commonly they just hire someone willing to take orders.
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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MichaelCimino and Phillip Kaufman worked on the script uncredited.
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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MichaelCimino Creator/{{Michael Cimino|Director}} and Phillip Kaufman worked on the script uncredited.
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* ActorSharedBackground: Both Geraldine Keams and her character, Moonlight, are Navajo (although how Lone Watie, who is Cherokee, is supposed to understand her ''speaking'' Navajo is not explained).
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** Denmark: ''An Eye for an Eye''
** Finland: ''Outlawed''
** Greece: ''Avenger Outlawed''
** Italy: ''The Ice-Eyed Texan''
** Japan: ''Outlaw''
** Spain: ''The Outlaw''
** Taiwan: ''Western Law Enforcer''
** Finland: ''Outlawed''
** Greece: ''Avenger Outlawed''
** Italy: ''The Ice-Eyed Texan''
** Japan: ''Outlaw''
** Spain: ''The Outlaw''
** Taiwan: ''Western Law Enforcer''
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Mannen utanför lagen", meaning "The Man Outside the Law".
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** In Sweden, the film was called "Mannen utanför lagen", meaning "The Man Outside the Law".
** In Sweden, the film was called "Mannen utanför lagen", meaning "The Man Outside the Law".
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* DirectedByCastmember: One of the most controversial instances of this trope ever. Clint Eastwood starred in and directed the movie, but was originally only supposed to do the former; this movie came right about the time he decided he wasn't too hot on working under other directors, resulting in original director Philip Kaufman being fired at his insistance.
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* DirectedByCastmember: DirectedByCastMember: One of the most controversial instances of this trope ever. Clint Eastwood starred in and directed the movie, but was originally only supposed to do the former; this movie came right about the time he decided he wasn't too hot on working under other directors, resulting in original director Philip Kaufman being fired at his insistance.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** What would the film have been like had Phillip Kaufman not been fired from the director's chair?
** After the movie, Eastwood had plans to develop the other books in the ''Josey Wales'' trilogy. The closest we got was Michael Parks' directing and starring in ''The Return of Josey Wales'', which was based on the second ''Josey Wales'' book.
** What would the film have been like had Phillip Kaufman not been fired from the director's chair?
** After the movie, Eastwood had plans to develop the other books in the ''Josey Wales'' trilogy. The closest we got was Michael Parks' directing and starring in ''The Return of Josey Wales'', which was based on the second ''Josey Wales'' book.
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* DirectedByCastmemberDirectedByCastmember: One of the most controversial instances of this trope ever. Clint Eastwood starred in and directed the movie, but was originally only supposed to do the former; this movie came right about the time he decided he wasn't too hot on working under other directors, resulting in original director Philip Kaufman being fired at his insistance.
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* WagTheDirector: In a weird way, the TropeMaker. Early in filming, Creator/ClintEastwood decided that he could do a better job than the original director, Philip Kaufman, was doing. He therefore arranged for Kaufman to be fired and took over the directorial duties himself. This disgusted the Director's Guild of America enough that they [[RuleBreakerRuleNamer created a new rule]] stating that whenever a film's director is fired, their replacement has to be someone with no previous connections to the film. This is why, nowadays, actors are forced to WagTheDirector rather than just outright firing them and directing themselves. More commonly they just hire someone willing to take orders.
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* WagTheDirector: In a weird way, the TropeMaker. Early in filming, Creator/ClintEastwood decided that he could do a better job than the original director, Philip Kaufman, was doing. He therefore arranged for Kaufman to be fired and took over the directorial duties himself. This disgusted the Director's Guild of America enough that they [[RuleBreakerRuleNamer created a new rule]] stating that whenever a film's director is fired, their replacement has to be someone with no previous connections to the film.film, and also has to be a full DGA member with at least one film or TV credit to their name. This is why, nowadays, actors are forced to WagTheDirector rather than just outright firing them and directing themselves. More commonly they just hire someone willing to take orders.
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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MichaelCimino was an uncredited script supervisor.
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** The German title was "Der Texaner", meaning "The Texan".
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: In Sweden, the film was called "Mannen utanför lagen", meaning "The Man Outside the Law".
* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/ClintEastwood named this as his favourite film of his own.
* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/ClintEastwood named this as his favourite film of his own.
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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MichaelCimino was an uncredited script supervisor.
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* DawsonCasting:
** Josey Wales is 32 years old in the novel, while Creator/ClintEastwood was 46 at the time of the film's release.
** Laura Lee is 22 years old in the novel, while Sondra Locke was 32 at the time of the film's release.
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** Josey Wales is 32 years old in the novel, while Creator/ClintEastwood was 46 at the time of the film's release.
** Laura Lee is 22 years old in the novel, while Sondra Locke was 32 at the time of the film's release.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Creator/ClintEastwood and Sondra Locke became an item while making this movie.
* ThoseTwoActors: This was the first of six movies that Creator/ClintEastwood made with Sondra Locke.
* WagTheDirector: In a weird way, the TropeMaker. Early in filming,Clint Eastwood Creator/ClintEastwood decided that he could do a better job than the original director, Philip Kaufman, was doing. He therefore arranged for Kaufman to be fired and took over the directorial duties himself. This disgusted the Director's Guild of America enough that they [[RuleBreakerRuleNamer created a new rule]] stating that whenever a film's director is fired, their replacement has to be someone with no previous connections to the film. This is why, nowadays, actors are forced to WagTheDirector rather than just outright firing them and directing themselves. More commonly they just hire someone willing to take orders.
* ThoseTwoActors: This was the first of six movies that Creator/ClintEastwood made with Sondra Locke.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: One of Wales's many victims is [[Series/{{Seinfeld}} Uncle Leo]], here playing a bounty hunter.
** And Fletcher is obviously trying to put Josey Wales on [[Film/AnimalHouse double-secret probation.]]
** And Fletcher is obviously trying to put Josey Wales on [[Film/AnimalHouse double-secret probation.]]
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* HeyItsThatGuy: One of Wales's many victims is [[Series/{{Seinfeld}} Uncle Leo]], here playing a bounty hunter.
** And Fletcher is obviously trying to put Josey Wales on [[Film/AnimalHouse double-secret probation.]]
* RealLifeRelative: Clint's son Kyle Eastwood played Josey's son.
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** And Fletcher is obviously trying to put Josey Wales on [[Film/AnimalHouse double-secret probation.]]
* RealLifeRelative: Clint's son Kyle Eastwood played Josey's son.
* WagTheDirector: In a weird way, the TropeMaker. Early in filming, Clint Eastwood decided that he could do a better job than the original director, Philip Kaufman, was doing. He therefore arranged for Kaufman to be fired and took over the directorial duties himself. This disgusted the Director's Guild of America enough that they [[RuleBreakerRuleNamer created a new rule]] stating that whenever a film's director is fired, their replacement has to be someone with no previous connections to the film. This is why, nowadays, actors are forced to WagTheDirector rather than just outright firing them and directing themselves. More commonly they just hire someone willing to take orders.
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