Bad Company

Bad Company

1972

Out of the frying pan and into the fire: Civil War draft dodger Drew Dixon (Barry Brown) avoids the horrors of war by fleeing west, only to become mixed up with a gang of lawless youths led by the debonair con man Jake Rumsey (Jeff Bridges). The allure of a free-spirited desperado life is quickly spoiled by a series of mishaps that leave the bandits lacking food and money, and in constant fear of more sinister criminals like Big Joe (David Huddleston).

Would I like to get my hands on the son of a ..... who told me to go west.

JBscale
78
Very Good

Film Detail

Genre
Drama - Western
Length
1 hr. 33 mins.
US Theatrical Release
October 20, 1972
US Box Office
No Data Available
Global Office
No Data Available
Rating
PG
Parental Guidance Suggested

Collection Detail

Release Method
Digital Only
Aquired Format
Fandango at Home Fandango at Home
Aspect Ratio
WS 1.85:1
Audio
English: DD+ 5.1
Studio
Paramount
Released
June 4, 2002
Acquired Date
January 17, 2020
Times Seen
0 Times
Last Watched
Haven't seen it yet.

Actors

Jeff Bridges
Jeff Bridges
Barry Brown
Barry Brown
Jim Davis
Jim Davis
David Huddleston
David Huddleston
John Savage
John Savage
Jerry Houser
Jerry Houser
Damon Douglas
Damon Douglas
Joshua Hill Lewis
Joshua Hill Lewis
Geoffrey Lewis
Geoffrey Lewis
Raymond Guth
Raymond Guth
Ed Lauter
Ed Lauter
John Quade
John Quade
Jean Allison
Jean Allison
Ned Wertimer
Ned Wertimer
Charles Tyner
Charles Tyner
Ted Gehring
Ted Gehring

Directors

Robert Benton
Robert Benton

Producers

Stanley R. Jaffe
Stanley R. Jaffe

Writers

David Newman
David Newman
Robert Benton
Robert Benton

Other Recommendations

Late Show, The86

1977

Places in the Heart81

1984

Harold and Maude80

1971

Shameless: Season 2

2012

Taps62

1981

Superman86

1978

What's Up, Doc?83

1972

Crossing Guard, The61

1995

User Reviews

Ratings

JB Users
--
 
RT Fresh
83%
Tomatometer
24 votes
RT Hot
71%
Popcornmeter
1,000 votes
METASCORE
--
 
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
4,786 votes

Additional Info

  1. IMDb
  2. Kids-in-Mind
  3. Common Sense Media