The Female Bunch (1969)

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(Foreign Titles)

Nomination Year: 2011

SYNOPSIS:
Here's the story,
Of a girl named Sandy,
Who was tired of those stupid awful men.
So she moved out to a ranch,
With some women,
And she was happy then.

Here's the story,
Of a guy named just Jim,
Whose best buddy was branded with a cross.
The buddy went out
and got himself killed
by Grace, who was the boss.

And then Sandy ran across Jim out in the barn,
and she knew that he wasn't there for brunch.
So those two,
Tried to escape from the ranch,
That's the start of the film called The Female Bunch,
The Female Bunch - The Female Bunch -
That's the start - and end - of The Female Bunch.

Kevin Hogan

Smithee Award Nominations

Inane Dialogue
Welcome to the Cave of the Inanities! Sandy is leading an injured man into a cave so they can hide. "We're safe now," she says. Strike one. "I think we lost them." Strike two. "Your shoulder looks bad." ...At least she didn't say, "You've been shot!"	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Al Adamson	His body was found buried under his freshly laid cement and tile bathroom. His murderer posed as him using his clothes and credit cards at a hotel in Florida while on the run. Disturbingly enough, his murderer was not familiar with work.

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Russ Tamblyn	<Not Yet in Database>	A long film and television career (he'll be a Jet to his dying day - West Side Story); father of actress Amber Tamblyn.
Jennifer Bishop	<Not Yet in Database>
Lon Chaney, Jr.	<Not Yet in Database>	most well known as "The Wolfman" in the series of Universal horror movies
Leslie McRae	<Not Yet in Database>	Real name Leslie McRay; was Ted's uncredited girl in Valley of the Dolls; Cindy in Coffy; Michelle in Girl in Gold Boots; and Cleopatra in Death Race 2000.
Regina Carrol	<Not Yet in Database>	married to noted B-movie director Al Adamson
Albert Cole	<Not Yet in Database>	Often plays psychos when not playing background bit parts. Was Alonzo Ramos in I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now? ; Finney in Terminal Island; and Max in Sweet Sugar.
Megan Timothy	<Not Yet in Database>
William Bonner	(Uncredited)	Seemed to get a lot of bit parts in Smithee movies in the '60s and '70s. Was in The Adventures of Flash Beaver and Black Shampoo under the pseudonym "Jack Mehoff." cough


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