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The Ballad of Little Jo

After being thrown out of her home, a young woman decides to disguise herself as a man to survive the ruthless Wild West.

Director

Maggie Greenwald

Year

Genre

drama, romance, western

Box Office

$543,091

Production

Fine Line Features,Joco,PolyGram Filmed Entertainment

Awards

2 nominations

Jo Monaghan

Frank Badger

Percy Corcoran

Tinman Wong

Mary Addie

Streight Hollander

Rene Auberjonois

Ruth Badger

Carrie Snodgress

Henry Grey

Mrs. Grey

Jasper Hill

Elvira

Olinda Turturro

Shopkeeper

Sam

Jeffrey Andrews

Mrs. Addie

Mr. Addie

Peadair S. Addie Sr.

Russian Mother

Irina V. Passmoore

Russian Father

Nick - Age 14

Nick - Age 9

David Ruben Plowman

Duke Billy

Soldier #1

Soldier #2

Keith Kamppinen

Helen Monaghan

Amos Monaghan

Mortician

Laundress

Barbara Jean Marsh

Wilkins

Robert Erickson

Young Henry Grey

Woman Photographer

Traveling Judge

Richard Osterman

Farm Wife

Jo's Baby

John

Nora Monaghan

Mabel

Deborah J. Richard

Lucy

Little Sue

Mr. Brown

Fiddler in Addie's

Russian Girl

Young Russian Boy

Older Russian Boy

Young Russian Girl

Older Russian Girl

Melissa Ladvala

Russian Father

Yeugeuiy Yasyriu

Nick - Age 40

Lyle Hogg

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What do we have here? - The Ballad of Little Jo

What do we have here?

The name's Streight Hollander. - The Ballad of Little Jo

The name's Streight Hollander.

Come on, now, make yourself useful. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Come on, now, make yourself useful.

How much do you want for this chair? - The Ballad of Little Jo

How much do you want for this chair?

What can I sell you today, soldier? - The Ballad of Little Jo

What can I sell you today, soldier?

Morning. - The Ballad of Little Jo

$3.75 isn't so much. - The Ballad of Little Jo

$3.75 isn't so much.

How's it going over here? - The Ballad of Little Jo

How's it going over here?

Oh, come on, Josephine. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Oh, come on, Josephine.

What happened to you, girl? - The Ballad of Little Jo

What happened to you, girl?

I need to buy some things. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I need to buy some things.

Don't you have any dresses? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Don't you have any dresses?

It's against the law to
dress improper to your sex. - The Ballad of Little Jo

It's against the law to dress improper to your sex.

Mr. Monaghan, the portraits
should be ready Tuesday, - The Ballad of Little Jo

Mr. Monaghan, the portraits should be ready Tuesday,

Good afternoon, Mr. Hill. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Good afternoon, Mr. Hill.

You've never seen
a picture of yourself? - The Ballad of Little Jo

You've never seen a picture of yourself?

I want that whore out of my house! - The Ballad of Little Jo

I want that whore out of my house!

Is this Ruby City? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Is this Ruby City?

Thanks, Mary. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Looks like a back-Easter to me. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Looks like a back-Easter to me.

I guess you better take off your boot. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I guess you better take off your boot.

See, Frank,
I told you he weren't no dude. - The Ballad of Little Jo

See, Frank, I told you he weren't no dude.

They've got as much right
to be here as you do, mister. - The Ballad of Little Jo

They've got as much right to be here as you do, mister.

This ground turns to ice in winter. - The Ballad of Little Jo

This ground turns to ice in winter.

Not a nugget in sight, huh? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Not a nugget in sight, huh?

Many different sorts of men come here, - The Ballad of Little Jo

Many different sorts of men come here,

Working in the assay
office is enough for me. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Working in the assay office is enough for me.

I wouldn't wanna impose. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I wouldn't wanna impose.

Now, don't draw too hard. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Now, don't draw too hard.

Mary, go get me a couple of rabbits - The Ballad of Little Jo

Mary, go get me a couple of rabbits

All right, who's next here? - The Ballad of Little Jo

All right, who's next here?

Jo, you going? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Dear Helen, - The Ballad of Little Jo

Jo, Jo? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Percy! - The Ballad of Little Jo

What do you know about sheep? - The Ballad of Little Jo

What do you know about sheep?

Nothing. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Maybe it will. - The Ballad of Little Jo

All right. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I pay double wages through the winter. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I pay double wages through the winter.

Well, my wife's waiting. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Well, my wife's waiting.

Here's some milk. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Here's some milk.

They rode in this morning. - The Ballad of Little Jo

They rode in this morning.

This is Jo. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Goodbye, Jo. - The Ballad of Little Jo

This is it. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Hello, sweet lass. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Hello, sweet lass.

Come on. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Congratulations, Mary. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Congratulations, Mary.

You'll have to
give me my haircuts now. - The Ballad of Little Jo

You'll have to give me my haircuts now.

Oh, a letter came for you. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Oh, a letter came for you.

Boys,
a toast to the most beautiful lass - The Ballad of Little Jo

Boys, a toast to the most beautiful lass

We'll miss you, Mary. - The Ballad of Little Jo

We'll miss you, Mary.

Did you ever kill a man? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Did you ever kill a man?

I'll keep my promise, Josephine. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I'll keep my promise, Josephine.

Mother asks if you'll stay for supper. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Mother asks if you'll stay for supper.

When you finish moving all of those, - The Ballad of Little Jo

When you finish moving all of those,

I thought the meal
was supposed to be ready - The Ballad of Little Jo

I thought the meal was supposed to be ready

Needs pepper. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I left you some mending. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I left you some mending.

You can build a shelter
tomorrow if you want. - The Ballad of Little Jo

You can build a shelter tomorrow if you want.

Thought you worked on the
railroad for a long time. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Thought you worked on the railroad for a long time.

You're not Mr. Jo. - The Ballad of Little Jo

You're not Mr. Jo.

No. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Yes. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Who are you, Tinman Wong? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Who are you, Tinman Wong?

Who did this to you? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Who did this to you?

Who is this society girl? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Who is this society girl?

You ever smoke opium? - The Ballad of Little Jo

You ever smoke opium?

Frank Badger was right. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Frank Badger was right.

It's not that cold. - The Ballad of Little Jo

It's not that cold.

Jo! - The Ballad of Little Jo

Hello, Tinman. - The Ballad of Little Jo

You know, Jo. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Well. - The Ballad of Little Jo

They'd kill us. - The Ballad of Little Jo

They'd kill us.

Why can't we just live as we are? - The Ballad of Little Jo

Why can't we just live as we are?

Yes. - The Ballad of Little Jo

What are you doing? - The Ballad of Little Jo

What are you doing?

When will you go out? - The Ballad of Little Jo

When will you go out?

Tinman. - The Ballad of Little Jo

When did you decide that? - The Ballad of Little Jo

When did you decide that?

Thank you for coming, Mrs. Badger. - The Ballad of Little Jo

Thank you for coming, Mrs. Badger.

I got the onions and the tar. - The Ballad of Little Jo

I got the onions and the tar.

Okay. - The Ballad of Little Jo

You think he gonna make it? - The Ballad of Little Jo

You think he gonna make it?

Get up! - The Ballad of Little Jo

Monaghan's not selling, Grey! - The Ballad of Little Jo

Monaghan's not selling, Grey!

When you come to my house, Mr. Grey, - The Ballad of Little Jo

When you come to my house, Mr. Grey,

The Ballad of Little Jo poster

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After being thrown out of her home, a young woman decides to disguise herself as a man to survive the ruthless Wild West.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Maggie Greenwald

Writer: Maggie Greenwald

Production: Fine Line Features,Joco,PolyGram Filmed Entertainment

Genre: drama, romance, western

Year: 1993

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.7

BoxOffice: $543,091

Released: 20 Aug 1993

Awards: 2 nominations

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