Texas Rangers (2001)DVD VHS | Cast list | | James Van Der Beek | as | Lincoln Rogers Dunnison | | Rachael Leigh Cook | as | Caroline Dukes | | Ashton Kutcher | as | George Durham | | Dylan McDermott | as | Leander McNelly | | Usher Raymond | as | Randolph Douglas Scipio | | Tom Skerritt | as | Richard Dukes | | Randy Travis | as | Frank Bones | | Leonor Varela | as | Perdita | | Brian Martell | as | Jean-Pierre Marsele | | Alfred Molina | as | John King Fisher | | Billy Morton | as | Abajo | | Kate Newby | as | Henrietta Dukes | | Robert Patrick | as | Sgt. John Armstrong | | Gordon Michaels | as | Mariachi Guard | | Joe Renteria | as | General Cortinas |
| | Crew list: | | Steve Miner (Director) | | George Durham (Writer) | | Scott Busby (Writer) |
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Review
The movie is set in 1875, a decade after the Civil War ended. During the war, the Texas Rangers had disbanded to fight for the Confederacy. At war's end, they were not reformed and the Union Army was occupying Texas, charged primarily with defending the State from Indian depredations. In the movie, the Governor of Texas asks Leander McNelly (Dylan McDermott)to form a company of Rangers to deal with the banditry along the Mexican border. Most of his company of Rangers are young men, orphans for the most part (James Van Der Beek, Ashton Kutcher) and a smattering of veterans of the late war (Robert Patrick, Randy Travis). Their prime target is the bandit King Fisher (Alfred Molina)who is stealing cattle, burning ranches, raping, looting, pillaging and otherwise breaking the law. |
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