Wild Bill Hickok (Charles Bronson) and Crazy Horse (Will Sampson), two of the Wild West's most legendary figures, search for the fabled white beast--and their own salvation--in this J. Lee Thompson film. WHITE BUFFALO also features Jack Warden, Kim Novak, and Slim Pickens. Read more
| Starring | Charles Bronson, Clint Walker, Slim Pickens, Will Sampson |
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| Director | J. Lee Thompson |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
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Believe it or not, this attempt at an allegorical western features Charles Bronson as Wild Bill Hickok, returning to the plains in search of the great spectral white buffalo that he dreams of every night. In this quest he is joined by Crazy Horse, played by familiar native American actor Will Sampson. Deep, deep down there is the potential for a marvellously meditative and mythical western — some critics have detected a sly transposition of Moby Dick — but almost everything about The White Buffalo doesn't work, including the buffalo itself and Bronson's self-regarding performance. Despite some distracting cameos from Kim Novak, Slim Pickens and TV hunk Clint Walker, this is a real clinker.
Bronson plays Wild Bill Hickok, whose nemesis is the giant white buffalo of the title which haunts his nightmares. But... read more on Time Out
Ridiculous symbolic Western, not helped by the very artificial looking beast of the title.
good acting and a very good storyline but poor studio props and poor camera work stop this being a great western movie
Worth watching merely for its series of cameos from actors such as Kim Novak, Stuart Whitman and Clint Walker (whatever happened to them)? and memorable lines ... more
Worth watching merely for its series of cameos from actors such as Kim Novak, Stuart Whitman and Clint Walker (whatever happened to them)? and memorable lines ... more
good acting and a very good storyline but poor studio props and poor camera work stop this being a great western movie
good acting and a very good storyline but poor studio props and poor camera work stop this being a great western movie
Worth watching merely for its series of cameos from actors such as Kim Novak, Stuart Whitman and Clint Walker (whatever happened to them)? and memorable lines ... more
I could not watch this flim as it would only play 3/4 of way through and stop
I have seen it before. So I don't require replacement.
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Believe it or not, this attempt at an allegorical western features Charles Bronson as Wild Bill Hickok, returning to the plains in search of the great spectral white buffalo that he dreams of every night. In this quest he is joined by Crazy Horse, played by familiar native American actor Will Sampson. Deep, deep down there is the potential for a marvellously meditative and mythical western — some critics have detected a sly transposition of Moby Dick — but almost everything about The White Buffalo doesn't work, including the buffalo itself and Bronson's self-regarding performance. Despite some distracting cameos from Kim Novak, Slim Pickens and TV hunk Clint Walker, this is a real clinker.
Bronson plays Wild Bill Hickok, whose nemesis is the giant white buffalo of the title which haunts his nightmares. But... read more on Time Out
Ridiculous symbolic Western, not helped by the very artificial looking beast of the title.