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kiaya i want to know the name of the castle where the final duel occurs in france in the film "Duel" starring keith carradine as a napoleonic officer fighting the guy who plays mr wolf in pulp fiction. does anyone know the castle? it is an old ruined one with a 15/16thC one virtually next door to it.
wurdsmiff a search of the Internet Movie Database does not list a film of that title in the filmography of Keith Carradine. Please check details, and if possible name director, year of release etc. There are numerous films, tv shows and videos containing the word duel in the title. Alternatively go to http://us.imdb.com/ and check it out yourself. There are links at the side of each films page which give location and other details.
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kiaya my mistake - the film is "the Duellists" hence no success! thanks for looking anyway!
wurdsmiff Details of the film are available at http://us.imdb.com/Title?0075968 , unfortunately filming location details are not supplied on this entry.
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'Give me the groves that lofty brave,
The storms, by Castle Gordon'.
Visit my web-site at
www.castlesontheweb.com/members/wurdsmiff/castles.htm
Gordon.