English: "Bobbie Jo And The Outlaw". No other title known.

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in the USA]. Date Of Release: 2005. Call Number: None. Label Company: Unknown. Video System: DVD 5 | NTSC | Color | Region 0. Audio: Dolby Digital Mono. Running Time: 97 min. Details: DVD in plastic keep case. BOOTLEG release.

Features: DVD 5 | NTSC  | Region 0 (Region free) | No subtitles. BOOTLEG release.

Status: On sale on online auctions.

Tag Line: "Bobbie Jo was a car hop. She wanted to be a country singer. He was a hustler who dreamed he was Billy The Kid. For a while they had something... and then..."

Cover synopsis: "Lyle Wheeler is a quick-draw expert driving through New Mexico winning bets in "fastest gun" matches. He is speeding in a stolen car when pursued by a highway policeman, whose car crashes during the chase. Lyle meets a stunning brunette drive-in waitress, Bobbie Jo, who joins him, after her mother criticizes her for being irresponsible. Bobbie Jo reveals to Lyle that she dreams of becoming a country singer and he discloses his admiration for Billy The Kid. They soon recruit others and become a hapless gang on the run doing their best to stay at least one step ahead of the law."

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