Near the beginning of this movie, one character brazenly quips to another "is this the way you get your rocks off?" Near the end, a woman brags about the size of her cucumber after a main character breaks down crying while being offered peas and corn at dinner, and the movie ends with another character's wife soothingly telling him to go to sleep twice. Those characters are first accused of being from the power company, but they explain that they want to go to Aintry, and are eventually referred to the Griner brothers. Directed by John Boorman, the movie continues to be associated with Herbert "Cowboy" Coward and his associate instructing Ned Beatty to squeal like a pig. Based on a book by J
Near the beginning of this movie, one character brazenly quips to another "is this the way you get your rocks off?" Near the end, a woman brags about the size of her cucumber after a main character breaks down crying while being offered peas and corn at dinner, and the movie ends with another character's wife soothingly telling him to go to sleep twice. Those characters are first accused of being from the power company, but they explain that they want to go to Aintry, and are eventually referred to the Griner brothers. Directed by John Boorman, the movie continues to be associated with Herbert "Cowboy" Coward and his associate instructing Ned Beatty to squeal like a pig. Based on a book by James Dickey, FTP, name this 1972 movie which features a whole lot of dueling banjos.
Near the beginning of this movie, one character brazenly quips to another "is this the way you get your rocks off?"
{Deliverance}