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Cisco Pike

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gives him a personal check. Another of Cisco's customers takes him to a major buyer, and Cisco realizes he and his customer are being set up by the police; they escape and are rescued by Sue. Cisco grows increasingly frustrated because he has not been contacted by his potential buyers and is still short of money. Sue finds Cisco's former bandmate, Jesse Dupre, taking a bath at their home. Affected by the state of Jesse's drug addiction, Cisco tells Sue he is being blackmailed by a police officer.
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opened its review by calling the film "sluggish", while it suggested that Hackman's presence on the screen was "needed", but concluded that his character "doesn't have enough to do". The reviewer described the scenery of the movie as "shot with an eye for the sleazy and depressed", and he felt that
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to notify them about the body. Cisco confronts Holland and Sue tells Cisco she is leaving him. Cisco gives the money to a desperate Holland; they are interrupted by the arriving emergency services responding to the call about Jesse's body. Thinking they are coming after him, Holland starts shooting
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if the case goes to trial. Cisco accepts the deal and starts fragmenting the marijuana bricks, then contacts his former customers and proceeds with sales. After one bulk customer spots a solitary figure surveilling them with binoculars and takes off, Cisco confronts Holland, returns the bricks, and
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in Los Angeles, California in 2000 as part of a retrospective titled Celebrating the New Hollywood of the 1960s and 1970s. The American Cinematheque screened Cisco Pike again in 2005 as part of a retrospective titled The Return of Movies Not Available on Video. The film was released for the first
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After a brief sexual encounter with the two girls, Cisco continues selling drugs as tensions between him and his girlfriend escalate. He visits Rex's manager, who agrees to pay Cisco's price. The manager tells Cisco he will be paid in two days; Cisco starts destroying his office until the manager
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Cisco visits his former competitor, Brother Buffalo, to try to sell the bricks in bulk and thus more quickly, and offers him twenty-five kg (55 lb) for a low price. Buffalo tells Cisco he will try to work out a deal with his associates. Cisco then visits his musician friend Rex, who is
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Detective Leo Holland has stolen a sizable quantity of high-grade marijuana from a Mexican gang and visits Cisco, who says he is trying to quit the drugs business. Holland arrests Cisco and then takes him to a garage, where he shows Cisco the stolen marijuana. Cisco then visits his lawyer, who
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gave it three-and-a-half stars out of five; reviewer Fred Beldin said the film is a "feature-length advertisement" for Kristofferson's next album release but concluded it "has plenty to offer with its eccentric pacing, great cast, and period ambiance". Reelfilm gave
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was used as the home of Viva's character. Filming was affected by intense seasonal rain but the schedule was kept to by shooting in up to three locations daily. During the official post-production process, new scenes were written and filmed partly in
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it leaned "too long on background mood and too short on dialogue and action upfront". The review praised Kristofferson's singing, while added that his acting lacked "dimension". As for Black, it concluded "her talents are more or less wasted".
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refuses to work with Holland any further, returning home to work on his demos. Holland is angry and visits Cisco's home; he beats Cisco and threatens to shoot him unless he continues the sales. Cisco agrees and Holland leaves.
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confirms the garage belongs to a person called Betty Hall, apparently related to Holland. The lawyer advises Cisco to avoid Holland but shows further interest when Cisco mentions the high quality of the marijuana.
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defined it as "one of those low-level, low-life, sex-and-drugs epics" that has "an occasional moment of perverse interest", but "great hunks of pure tedium". Comparing Kristofferson's film debut to those of
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Holland finds Cisco, tells him he needs US$ 10,000, and gives him fifty-nine hours to sell the marijuana and, in return, tells Cisco he may keep any excess money and that he will alter his most recent
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Towne added the character of the corrupt police officer who forces Cisco Pike back into the drug world and further expanded the role of Cisco's girlfriend. Norton initially opposed the casting of
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Cisco drives Jesse's body to his home in Venice and finds Sue sleeping in her van. Sue warns him of Holland and Cisco tells Sue of Jesse's death. Cisco leaves Jesse's corpse on a bench. Sue calls
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opened to a limited release on January 14, 1972, two years after its filming. Initial reviews were poor and it was a commercial failure at the box office. Released during the beginning of the
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Filming was over by December 1970. A crew of thirty-five took part in the production, which was one of the smallest Columbia Pictures had used at that point. Norton described the sets to
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two-and-a-half stars out of four and called it "fairly decent". It partly favored Norton's non-linear story approach but said the film is "overwhelmingly meandering and random".
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rated it with two-and-a-half stars out of five. It described the inexperience of Norton, Ayres and Kristofferson and the "looseness of presentation" and "meandering story".
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said the film "takes itself very seriously", called the script "limited", and criticized Norton for having "no noticeable talent for creating three-dimensional characters".
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magazine) as "claustrophobic" and said the finished film did not "play on the screen like it played in mind". Post-production was finished by early 1971;
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wrote a draft of a story depicting the relationship between the contemporaneous music and drug scenes. Norton had worked as a director on short films for
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described the approach of the movie studios and their depictions of drug issues in the United States as wrong. The publication said that due to the
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accepted the role because he saw it as an opportunity to work in California, close to his wife at the time, Faye Maltese. Kristofferson's friend
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have been rejected. He records more and tells his girlfriend, Sue, about his failure. Former customers keep calling him, seeking to buy drugs.
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After being arrested for drug dealing, singer Cisco Pike tries to pawn his guitar. The shop owner declines and Cisco returns home to find his
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area in late 1970 and includes several contemporaneous landmarks. It premiered in 1971 to unfavorable reviews and was a box office failure.
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favored it, accentuating its place in history where "the optimism of the 1960s slips into ... disappointing loneliness". Critic
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finished its run in theaters, Columbia Pictures did not license its broadcast for television and it was never officially released on
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and dies. Meanwhile, Holland enters Cisco's house uninvited and stays with Sue, who escapes, leaving Holland inside.
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The movie, which is Norton's directorial debut and Kristofferson's debut as a leading actor, was filmed in the
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circulated and it was screened in theaters that still possessed original copies. The film was screened at the
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but relented when the studio imposed it as a condition for producing the film. Columbia felt Black's recent
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delivered a favorable review; the writer called Kristofferson "as good an actor, as he is a singer".
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in 2006. Since its release, reviews became more favorable as the film earned followers and became a
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rated it with three stars out of four and wrote that Kristofferson's acting "holds it together".
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movement in film. Releases in this style which met a good audience reception in 1970 include
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Opening Wednesday at a Theater or Drive-In Near You: The Shadow Cinema of the American '70s
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noted the movie gained a cult following and praised Norton for a "clean and defined" plot.
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was also used as a location, and some indoor scenes were filmed at The Troubadour and
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was re-released in March 1975 to a short theater run; according to an article in the
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is mostly composed of songs that would comprise Kristofferson's next album release,
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Merna and leaves with her. They pick up Lynn on the way to her father's mansion.
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and pitched the project to him. Ayres then forwarded the script to his friend
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saw the film's depictions as an "accurate slice of social history". After
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Taylor, Charles (2017). "Farewell to the first Golden Era: Cisco Pike".
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hosted a month-long screening of Kristofferson's movies, beginning with
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as a musician who, having fallen on hard times, turns to the selling of
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The Last Great American Picture Show: New Hollywood Cinema in the 1970s
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with Kristofferson, Stanton and Norton in attendance. Norton described
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as one of the emerging cult classics at the last page of his 1981 book
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Champlin, Charles (March 11, 1975). "A Second Chance for Cisco Pike".
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Kris Kristofferson had made his film debut with a cameo appearance on
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a negative review and concluded, "there isn't much to say about it".
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Filming began on November 2, 1970, initially under the working title
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at them and is fatally shot. Sue returns home and Cisco drives away.
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was not officially available on home media until its re-release on
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said the movie lacked the exposure it needed to turn it into a
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Outlaw: Waylon, Willie, Kris, and the Renegades of Nashville
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Alexander Horwath; Thomas Elsaesser; Noel King (2004).
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during his cameo, as well as "Hootin' and Hollerin" by
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also joined the production. Supporting roles included
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praised Kristofferson for a "surprisingly able job".
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stated that Cisco Pike was "beautifully made", and
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Bill L. Norton
Robert Towne
Gerald Ayres
Gene Hackman
Karen Black
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Viva
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marijuana
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