Young Guns II - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Young Guns II"
Young Guns II (1990)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
6.5/10
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7.05/10
1881
1881
6.5/10
42000
42000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Irby Smith
Producer
Paul Schiff
Producer
Executive Producer
James G. Robinson
Executive Producer
Casting
Michael Chinich
Casting
Editor
Bruce Green
Editor
Costume Design
Judy L. Ruskin
Costume Design
Stunts
Production Design
Gene Rudolf
Production Design
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Screenplay
Music
Co-Executive Producer
Theme Song Performance
What's left behind the scenes
- Billy refers to a prostitute nicknamed Mexican Blackbird. In reality, this is the name of a song from ZZ Top's 1975 album “Fandango!"
- Specifically for the film, Jon Bon Jovi wrote the song "Blaze of Glory" and then recorded an entire album of the same name, which reached number three on the American charts. The song became number one on the "Billboard Hot 100" – a weekly chart of the 100 most popular songs in the US, according to Billboard magazine. Jon Bon Jovi even played a small role in the film as a long-haired prisoner who is shot in the chest during a scene rescuing from a lynch mob.
- During filming, when Emilio Estevez fired a rifle, the horse under Lou Diamond Phillips got scared, threw its rider, and bolted. The actor got away with a broken arm and leg.
- The border between the state of New Mexico and Mexico is mountainous terrain with no rivers running through it. If the criminals had planned to escape to Mexico, there would have been no physical obstacles in their way.
- Emilio Estevez plays the role of Bill Roberts, an old man who claims to be "The Kid" Billy. The studio didn't believe the actor could play an old man, but Estevez hired a makeup artist and a coach. His transformation into an old man was so convincing that he got the role. Moreover, Estevez left the set in character and sat down to play dominoes with some old men, lying to them about his age.
- In reality, Gordon "Doc" Scurlock, played by Kiefer Sutherland in the film, did not die in the so-called Lincoln County War (January 1877 – July 20, 1878, a feud between the "Murphy and Dolan" company and English entrepreneur John Tunstall for economic influence in the state of New Mexico), but died of old age in 1929. For most of his life, he pretended to have nothing to do with the events described in the film.
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