“Cattle Annie and Little Britches” is a movie that was released in 1980. It tells the story of two young girls in 19th-century Oklahoma who are in love with the idea of outlaws and seek to meet and join them. The main roles are played by Scott Glenn, Redmond Gleeson, and William Russ.
Where it Filmed?
The shooting of “Cattle Annie and Little Britches” took place in Durango, Mexico. The filming began on the 14th of June, 1979. 
Cast Details
| Cast Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Scott Glenn | Bill Dalton |
| Redmond Gleeson | Red Buck |
| William Russ | Little Dick Raidler |
| John Savage | Bittercreek Newcomb |
| Buck Taylor | Dynamite Dick |
| Michael Conrad | Engineer |
| Amanda Plummer | Annie |
| Diane Lane | Jenny – ‘Little Britches’ |
| Burt Lancaster | Bill Doolin |
| Chad Hastings | Conductor |
| John Quade | Morgan |
| Yvette Sweetman | Mrs. Sweetman |
| Perry Lang | Elrod |
| Tom Delaney | Ned’s Father |
| Matthew Taylor | Ned |
| John Sterlini | Corey |
| Rod Steiger | Tilghman |
| Steven Ford | Deputy Marshal |
| Mike Moroff | Deputy |
| Roger Cudney | Capps |
| Jerry Gatlin | Cop |
| Russ Hoverson | Guard |
| Nicole Massie | Festival Girl (uncredited) |
| Judy Nugent | Girl on Horse Riding Into Lake (uncredited) |
Trivia and Facts
- Burt Lancaster, who played the role of Bill Doolin in the movie, had hepatitis and unfortunately suffered a mild heart attack during filming.
- There was a minor goof in the movie where Bill Doolin hands a red 12-gauge shotgun shell to a kid. This is not accurate as the color coding scheme for shotgun shells was only introduced in the late 1960s.
- The movie was featured in “So Fine, Gallipoli, Cattle Annie and Little Britches, True Confessions, Rich and Famous” in 1981.
