[Note:Broken Arrow (1950)was filmed beforeWinchester ""73, but released afterwards.]One of the film""s major stars, Dan Duryea, also appeared in the TV remake,Winchester 73 (1967, TV),but as the "father" character Bart McAdam, opposite Tom Tryon as the ""James Stewart"" character Lin McAdam, and John Saxon as his murderous, patricidal brother Dakin McAdam.Just like the worm in the cornfield, said to his brother, yeah, go in one ear and out the other.Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Bow Bow Bow.Bow Ba Bow Ba Bow Ba Bow.Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Bow Bow Bow.Bow Ba Bow Ba Bow Ba Bow Ba Bow.....Well, a buck-toothed Claire and a cross-eyed Clyde, a buck-toothed Claire and a cross-eyed Clyde, like old bow-legged Polly and a knock-kneed PaulLate that hot September night, as Sam patrolled the dark streets of one familiar neighborhood with his lights out and radio off, he pulled up and stopped outside one home.He took his gloved hand, wiped off some spattered blood, and licked his finger.When Soviet police with dogs found Dortlich""s head on a tree stump, they saw carved-out cheeks that Lecter had cooked with wild mushrooms to make a brochette or shish-ka-bob: "Mushrooms and cheeks.All brothers, together.Depressed and unsettled by the experience, he returns o his comfortably-cluttered apartment, commenting to himself: "It""s peaceful with everybody gone.Although highly ridiculed and disdained when released as an extreme, dark, vulgar and disgusting film, it also won critical praise - Best Film of 1986, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Dennis Hopper) and Best Achievement in Cinematography (Frederick Elmes) by the National Society of Film Critics.