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Lucky Luke Daisy Town
1971 Animation / Comedy / Western
Review
Lucky Luke’s first cinematic outing was this entertaining and spirited animated
film, the work of the famous cowboy’s creator, René Goscinny (who also gave
us Astérix). Although targeted
at children, the film will appeal to adults, who will doubtless enjoy spotting references
to classic American westerns. The film’s sequel was
La Ballade des Dalton (1978), which is regarded
as one of the best examples of French animation.
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Director:
René Goscinny
Starring: Marcel Bozzuffi, Pierre Trabaud, Jacques Balutin, Jacques Jouanneau, Pierre Tornade Synopsis
When a bout of lawlessness breaks out in Daisy Town, only one man can put the gun slingers
away and restore the town’s erstwhile harmony. That man is Lucky Luke, a solitary
cowboy, assisted by his ever-faithful horse, Jolly Jumper. Lucky Luke’s most
fearsome opponents are the dreaded Dalton brothers. In their attempt to dispose
of Lucky Luke and pursue their career of crime, the Dalton brothers are prepared to do
anything, even allying themselves with the Indians…
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