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Blondes Have More Guns (1996): Cast

Blondes Have More Guns (1996) movie poster

Blondes Have More Guns is a 1996 comedy thriller directed by George Merriweather, starring Michael McGaharn as Harry Bates, Richard Neil and Elizabeth Keifer. It runs 1 hour 30 minutes.

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Blondes Have More Guns (1996) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 30m (90 min)
Genres
Thriller , Comedy
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Blondes Have More Guns About?

The premise of Blondes Have More Guns without spoilers.

A scarf, a chainsaw and a mysterious blonde are the only clues to a growing pile of bodies—some not even dead. The police rely on out‑witted officer Harry Bates, with partner Dick Smoker and a dog that seems to be a man in a suit. The prime suspects are twin sisters Montana and Dakota, whose flirtation with Harry threatens to cost him more than his cool in a razor‑sharp parody of pulp crime films.

Blondes Have More Guns Themes & Keywords

· 50 tags
  • farce
  • down on her luck
  • girls with guns
  • dog
  • satire comedy
  • parody comedy
  • starts with a sex scene
  • cowgirl sex position
  • chain saw
  • bare chested male bondage
  • bound in chains
  • blood spatter
+38 more
  • dog costume
  • view master
  • female topless nudity
  • pinata
  • reference to trapper john mcintyre
  • widower
  • outdoor wedding
  • dancing at a wedding reception
  • eating a candy bar
  • camera shot between a woman's legs
  • miniature billiard table
  • talking in beetles lyrics
  • reference to benjamin franklin 'hawkeye' pierce
  • reference to marcus welby
  • negotiation
  • newscast
  • woman wears a bikini
  • fictional infomercial
  • swiss army knife
  • breast shimmy
  • woman wears a thong
  • woman wears a black garter belt and bra and panties
  • missionary sex position
  • patricia syndrome by proxy
  • twizzler
  • rabbit
  • parakeet
  • green scarf
  • yab yum sex position
  • eating peanuts
  • derringer pistol
  • menorah
  • smoking a joint
  • picnic
  • man in drag
  • audio track continues during end credits
  • scene during end credits
  • man
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Cast & crew

Blondes Have More Guns Cast & Characters

Michael McGaharn leads the cast as Harry Bates, with Richard Neil as Dick Smoker and Elizabeth Keifer as Montana Beaver-Shotz. Directed by George Merriweather; 29 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in Blondes Have More Guns

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Cars

Cars in Blondes Have More Guns

7 cars on screen, including the 1971 Chevrolet Nova and the 1988 Ford Escort.

All 7 cars
  • 1971 Chevrolet Nova in Blondes Have More Guns 1971 Chevrolet Nova Main role
  • 1988 Ford Escort in Blondes Have More Guns 1988 Ford Escort Minor role
  • Ford LTD Crown Victoria in Blondes Have More Guns Ford LTD Crown Victoria Minor role
  • 1994 Ford Mustang in Blondes Have More Guns 1994 Ford Mustang Minor role

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FAQ

Blondes Have More Guns FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Blondes Have More Guns, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Blondes Have More Guns?

Blondes Have More Guns runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).

When was Blondes Have More Guns released?

Blondes Have More Guns was released on February 16, 1996.

Who directed Blondes Have More Guns?

Blondes Have More Guns was directed by George Merriweather.

Who is in the cast of Blondes Have More Guns?

Blondes Have More Guns stars Michael McGaharn as Harry Bates, Richard Neil as Dick Smoker and Elizabeth Keifer as Montana Beaver-Shotz, among 29 credited actors.

Does Blondes Have More Guns have a post-credit scene?

No. Blondes Have More Guns has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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