The Rounders 1965
"The wild west's biggest fall guys go head over heels... for a mean-eyed bronc... and some bear-backed fillies"
Dive into the dusty charm of *The Rounders (1965)*, a delightful blend of comedy and Western directed by Burt Kennedy. Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda shine as Ben and Marion, two lovable but perpetually broke cowboys who scrape by breaking wild horses.
Director: Burt Kennedy
Cast
Glenn Ford
Ben Jones
Henry Fonda
Marion 'Howdy' Lewis
Sue Ane Langdon
Mary
Hope Holiday
Sister
Chill Wills
Jim Ed Love
Edgar Buchanan
Vince Moore
Kathleen Freeman
Agatha Moore
Joan Freeman
Meg Moore
Denver Pyle
Bull
Barton MacLane
Tanner
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Rounders (1965) about?
*The Rounders (1965)* follows two down-on-their-luck cowboys, Ben and Marion, who scrape by breaking wild horses. When their employer swaps their wages for a seemingly useless horse, they decide to enter a rodeo and bet others they can't ride it—only to discover the horse is even wilder than they imagined. It's a story of friendship, hustle, and the absurd lengths people go for a quick buck.
Who directed The Rounders?
Burt Kennedy directed *The Rounders*, bringing his signature blend of humor and Western authenticity to the film.
Who stars in The Rounders?
The film stars Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda as the two lead cowboys, with Sue Ane Langdon, Hope Holiday, Chill Wills, and Edgar Buchanan rounding out the cast.
Is The Rounders (1965) worth watching?
*The Rounders (1965)* may not be a blockbuster, but it's a charming, short (85 minutes) comedy-Western that delivers laughs and heart. With Ford and Fonda's chemistry and a lighthearted plot, it's perfect for fans of classic cowboy capers or anyone looking for a breezy, entertaining film.
How long is The Rounders?
*The Rounders (1965)* has a runtime of 85 minutes.
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About The Rounders (1965) — A Classic Comedy-Western with Glenn Ford & Henry Fonda
Dive into the dusty charm of *The Rounders (1965)*, a delightful blend of comedy and Western directed by Burt Kennedy. Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda shine as Ben and Marion, two lovable but perpetually broke cowboys who scrape by breaking wild horses. Their luck takes a turn when their slick employer, Jim (Chill Wills), swaps their wages for a seemingly worthless horse. What follows is a hilarious, high-stakes gamble as the duo enters a rodeo, betting others they can't tame the untamable. With sharp wit, vibrant characters, and a backdrop of saloons and sagebrush, this film captures the absurdity and grit of the Old West.
At its heart, *The Rounders (1965)* celebrates the underdog spirit, poking fun at the futility of chasing easy money while celebrating the bonds of friendship. The chemistry between Ford and Fonda elevates the humor, making their misadventures as endearing as they are entertaining. Whether you're a fan of classic Westerns or just love a good comedy with heart, this film delivers laughs, camaraderie, and a touch of Western bravado in a brisk 85-minute ride.
