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    Big Bad John

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    Status: Out of Stock
    Released: 2006-02-14

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    Big Bad John DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Ned Beatty, Jack Elam, Doug English, John Dennis Johnston, Anne Lockhart, Jeff Osterhage, Jerry Potter, Amzie Strickland, Buck Taylor, Ned Vaughn, Romy Windsor, Hank Worden, Red Steagall, Jimmy Dean, Bo Hopkins

    Director(s): Burt Kennedy

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    Big Bad John DVD Details
    Audio:
    Dolby Digital Stereo
    Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
    		 Running Time: 92
    Genre: Action Adventure
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 787364635498
    Product Code: BREW46354DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:1990
    Studio: Bci / Eclipse
    Big Bad John DVD Summary Nearly three decades after climbing the top-ten charts with his ballad "Big Bad John", Jimmy Dean stars in a film version of the song.

    Dean doesn't play the title character, though; that honor goes to ex-footballer Doug English.

    After killing a man who needed killing, Big Bad John loses himself by going to work in a treacherous Colorado coal mine.

    A whole slew of plot complications later, the film finally gets around to the gist of the song, with Big Bad John saving the lives of his fellow miners
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