The Brave Bulls

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The Brave Bulls

film by Rossen [1951]

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Robert Rossen
The 1940s and early ’50s
The Brave Bulls (1951) was Rossen’s peculiar choice to follow such a triumph. Shot in Mexico, its story about a matador had limited commercial appeal, particularly with the no-star cast that Rossen (who also produced) assembled.
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The Brave Bulls (1951) was Rossen’s peculiar choice to follow such a triumph. Shot in Mexico, its story about a matador had limited commercial appeal, particularly with the no-star cast that Rossen (who also produced) assembled.
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Anthony Quinn
…Hollywood, Quinn had roles in The Brave Bulls (1951) and Viva Zapata! (1952), for which he won the first of his two Academy Awards for best supporting actor. He then made a few films in Italy, the most notable of which was Federico Fellini’s La strada (1954), in which he…
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…Hollywood, Quinn had roles in The Brave Bulls (1951) and Viva Zapata! (1952), for which he won the first of his two Academy Awards for best supporting actor. He then made a few films in Italy, the most notable of which was Federico Fellini’s La strada (1954), in which he…
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