A naive but stubborn cowboy falls in love with a saloon singer and tries to take her away against her will to get married and live on his ranch in Montana.
Trailer
Cast
Joshua Logan
Director
Marilyn Monroe
Chérie
Don Murray
Beauregard 'Bo' Decker
Arthur O'Connell
Virgil Blessing
Betty Field
Grace
Eileen Heckart
Vera
Robert Bray
Carl
Hope Lange
Elma Duckworth
Hans Conried
Life Magazine Photographer
Max Showalter
Life Magazine Reporter
Arizona State University Sun Devil Marching Band
Themselves
Linda Brace
Evelyn
Mary Carroll
Cashier
J.M. Dunlap
Orville
Bess Flowers
Elderly Passenger
Ed Fury
Cowboy in Saloon
Buddy Heaton
Clown
Fay L. Ivor
Rodeo Usher
Richard Culvert Johnson
Messenger
George Axelrod
Writer
William Inge
Writer
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Comments
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we need french Version please
source: Bus Stop
Bus Stop
The movie is based on a play that I haven't read so maybe I'm missing some of the subtext but as pure entertainment I wouldn't recommend this movie. The characters aren't well-defined and are little more than stereotypes, e.g. Grace, the sassy diner waitress, Cherie, the showgirl with a heart of gold. Marilyn Monroe plays the same type of character that she more or less played for her entire career, but she does it very well; she and Hope Lange provide the only good performances. Don Murray's unsophisticated cowboy was so obnoxious he practically ruined any enjoyment to be had from the movie. The supporting players are decent but that's all. It's a shame, this movie could have been pretty good if they had made one or two different casting decisions.
