(1976) is a quirky, revisionist Western that stands out as a rare romantic comedy in Charles Bronson’s typically gritty filmography. Starring Bronson alongside his real-life wife, Jill Ireland, the film satirises the way history is romanticised into legend. Plot Summary
: After the robbery fails and Dorsey is presumed dead, Amanda writes a wildly romanticised best-selling book about their "legendary" affair. From Noon Till Three
: When Dorsey eventually returns to find a world obsessed with his fictionalised self, he discovers that the legend has become so grand that Amanda doesn't even recognise the real man. Key Details (1976) is a quirky, revisionist Western that stands