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Watched March 18th - TCM - Rewatch
"I reckon right then I came pretty close to turning pure Indian, and I probably would have spent the rest of my days with Sunshine and her sisters - but sometimes grass don't grow, wind don't blow and the sky ain't blue."
- Jack Crabb
Nice surpise to see Little Big Man pop up on TCM, I love this movie, it has been one of my favorites since the first time I saw it - Dustin Hoffman plays a 121 year old man who tells the story of his life in the old west in "
garfield2710 added this to a list 2 months, 1 week ago
"A sort of western film that tells a folkish tale of epic proportions as we follow the life & times of a man from the time when he was little up until he was big.
Dustin Hoffman, at his "biggest" plays the little man known as Jack Crabb.
As an adopted Cheyenne son, doggy medicine salesman, lucky-ass husband, Custer Cavalry muleskinner, trapper, hermit & fastest gunslinger in the west, Crabb leads a life that shows that the history of the old Frontier wears many hats. And not all of 'em were whit"
timbotome added this to a list 2 months, 2 weeks ago
"A sort of western film that tells a folkish tale of epic proportions as we follow the life & times of a man from the time when he was little up until he was big.
Dustin Hoffman, at his "biggest" plays the little man known as Jack Crabb.
As an adopted Cheyenne son, doggy medicine salesman, lucky-ass husband, Custer Cavalry muleskinner, trapper, hermit & fastest gunslinger in the west, Crabb leads a life that shows that the history of the old Frontier wears many hats. And not all of 'em were whit"
"A sort of western film that tells a folkish tale of epic proportions as we follow the life & times of a man from the time when he was little up until he was big.
Dustin Hoffman, at his "biggest" plays the little man known as Jack Crabb.
As an adopted Cheyenne son, doggy medicine salesman, lucky-ass husband, Custer Cavalry muleskinner, trapper, hermit & fastest gunslinger in the west, Crabb leads a life that shows that the history of the old Frontier wears many hats. And not all of 'em were whi"