The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday

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The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday is a 1976 Western comedy film starring Lee Marvin that satirizes the fading Old West through the misadventures of an aging scout and a quirky prostitute.

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instanceOf film
alternateTitle The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday
basedOn novel by Richard Alan Shapiro
castMember David Huddleston
Elizabeth Ashley
Kay Lenz
Lee Marvin
Lenny Montana
Oliver Reed
Robert Donner
Stuart Whitman
Sylvia Miles
William H. Burton NERFINISHED
characterPlayedBy Sam Longwood – Lee Marvin
Thursday – Kay Lenz
linked to: Kay Ann Lenz
cinematographyBy Harry Stradling Jr.
countryOfOrigin United States
director Don Taylor
distributedBy 20th Century Fox
editedBy Robert F. Shugrue
filmFormat color
genre Western film
comedy film
hasProtagonistOccupation prostitute
scout
hasTitleCharacter Thursday
mainCharacter Sam Longwood
Thursday
musicBy John Cameron
narrativeTheme clash between frontier life and modernity
satire of the fading Old West
originalLanguage English
plotSummary An aging frontier scout seeks revenge and money by kidnapping the wife of a former partner who cheated him, aided by a quirky prostitute named Thursday.
producer Harry Bernsen
productionCompany Playboy Productions
releaseDecade 1970s American films
releaseYear 1976
runtimeMinutes 102
screenwriter James R. Webb
Richard Alan Shapiro
linked to: Richard Shapiro
settingPeriod early 20th century
starring Lee Marvin

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The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday alternateTitle The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday
linked to: The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday