The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982)

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Written by Larry L. King

Directed by Colin Higgins

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1982

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

The story of the Chicken Ranch, the whorehouse of the title, and the fight to close it down. The Chicken Ranch has become a part of the Texas scenery and Miss Mona and her girls are in no hurry to leave, particularly as almost everyone in the area wants them to stay. Cue love, songs and Southern moustaches as Sheriff Burt Reynolds and madame Dolly Parton team up to stop a television preacher from closing their business.

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Cast

Image for Burt ReynoldsBurt ReynoldsSheriff Ed Earl Dodd
Dolly PartonMona Stangley
Image for Dom DeLuiseDom DeLuiseMelvin P. Thorpe
Charles DurningGovernor
Jim NaborsDeputy Fred
Robert MandanSenator Charles Wingwood
Lois NettletonDulcie Mae
Theresa MerrittJewel
Noah Beery Jr.Edsel
Image for Barry CorbinBarry CorbinC.J.
Kenneth MageeMansel
Mary Jo CatlettRita Crowell
Mary Louise WilsonMiss Modene
Howard K. SmithHimself
Gail BenedictChicken Ranch Girl

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