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Apr 26, 2023 · In ‘The Hateful Eight,’ Mannix Marauders are first mentioned by Bounty Hunter John Ruth (Kurt Russell) when he comes across Chris Mannix, who requests a ride in Ruth’s wagon. At first, Ruth outright declines to help Mannix since Mannix used to be a part of the Mannix Marauders.
Merry Go Round for Murder: Directed by Sutton Roley. With Mike Connors, Gail Fisher, Warren Stevens, Ruth McDevitt. Mannix is called in the middle of the night by an acquaintance, Pete Neal, and offered $1,000 to protect a man named Frank Devereau just until the following morning.
- (106)
- Action, Crime, Drama
- Sutton Roley
- 1969-04-05
The Judas Touch: Directed by Gerald Mayer. With Mike Connors, Gail Fisher, Robert Lansing, Brenda Benet. Mannix investigates why his cop friend, who served time for a crime he did not commit, killed his former cellmate and fled with $150,000 in stolen money.
- (91)
- Action, Crime, Drama
- Gerald Mayer
- 1971-01-16
- General Smithers Orders The Massacre of Black POWs at Baton Rouge
- Major Warren Burns Down A Pow Camp in Order to Escape
- Major Warren Assaults & Murders General Smithers’ Son
- Jody Domergue’S Gang Arrives at Minnie’s Haberdashery
- John Ruth Picks Up Major Warren & Chris Mannix
- John Ruth’s Stagecoach Is Stranded at Minnie’s Haberdashery
- Joe Gage Poisons The Coffee Pot
- Major Warren Deduces Who’s Lying About Their Identity
- Jody Domergue Reveals Himself
- Major Warren & Chris Mannix Emerge as The Last Men Standing
The earliest story event mentioned in The Hateful Eight is General Sandford Smithers’s heartless massacre of Black prisoners-of-war at Baton Rouge. This callous bloodshed sparked Major Marquis Warren’s lifelong vendetta against Smithers, which would come to a head at Minnie’s Haberdashery. This detail is one of the subtlest examples of Quentin Tara...
Major Warren is renowned in Union circles and infamous in Confederate circles because, as a prisoner of war, he burned a POW camp to the ground in order to escape. He killed all the Confederate guards at the camp, but he also killed a few fellow prisoners as collateral damage. As a result of this act of arson, the major has a hefty Confederate boun...
In one of The Hateful Eight’s darkest sequences, Major Warren explains how he tortured General Smithers’s son to death. According to Warren’s telling of the story, he forced Smithers’s son to strip naked, then marched him through the snow for hours at gunpoint. Warren also claims to have sexually assaulted the man, but he may have made this up to g...
When John Ruth’s stagecoach first arrives at Minnie’s Haberdashery, he and his party are introduced to General Smithers, cover manager Señor Bob, hangman Oswaldo Mobray, and cowboy Joe Gage. But, as it turns out, Smithers is the only one who isn’t lying about his identity. “Chapter Five: The Four Passengers” reveals that they are all members of a g...
On the way to Red Rock, John Ruth picks up two travelers who are stranded in the snow: Major Warren, who is sitting atop the frozen corpses of three bounties, and Chris Mannix, one of Tarantino’s most underrated characters, who claims he's due to be sworn in as Red Rock’s new sheriff. Ruth is traveling with his own bounty, Daisy, whom he's keeping ...
With Daisy, Mannix, and Major Warren in tow, John Ruth’s stagecoach arrives at Minnie’s Haberdashery in the evening. Due to the harshness of the blizzard and the conditions of the road ahead, the stagecoach can’t continue the journey any further, and Ruth and his party have to stop off and spend the night at Minnie’s. Since the gang leader doesn’t ...
While everyone else in Minnie’s Haberdashery is distracted by Major Warren’s deadly standoff with General Smithers, Joe Gage takes the opportunity to pour poison into the coffee pot. A cup of the poisoned coffee kills John Ruth in a gruesome fashion. Mannix narrowly avoids the same fate; luckily for him, Ruth takes a sip of the coffee before him. T...
Major Warren emerges as the Poirot figure of The Hateful Eight’s whodunit storyline when he holds the haberdashery’s nefarious guests at gunpoint and reveals everything he knows. In the build-up to one of The Hateful Eight’s most shocking moments, Warren had been silently picking up on crucial details. He noticed that Sweet Dave’s armchair was occu...
While Major Warren is trying to figure out who is who in Minnie’s Haberdashery, Jody finally reveals himself after hiding beneath the floorboards for the entire movie. Jody shoots Warren in the crotch through the floorboards, forcing him to let his guard down and leading to an intense shootout among the titular octet. Since Major Warren is among th...
Major Warren and Mannix manage to kill all the gang members in the haberdashery except for their leader, Jody, and his sister, Daisy. Jody surrenders, and he and Daisy try to make a deal with Warren and Mannix. But they simply kill Jody and hang Daisy from makeshift gallows to fulfill John Ruth’s final wish. As they slowly bleed out from their guns...
A Matter of Principle: Directed by Alf Kjellin. With Mike Connors, Gail Fisher, Elsa Lanchester, Ruth McDevitt. Joe Mannix is visited by Portia and Penelope Penhaven, two elderly, eccentric sisters who insist that Mannix investigate a hit-and-run earlier that day, which damaged one of the headlights on their ancient automobile.
- (99)
- Action, Crime, Drama
- Alf Kjellin
- 1973-01-14
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Feb 18, 2015 · MANNIX, Ruth. April 2, 1943 - February 14, 2015. Ruth passed away peacefully at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon on Valentine's Day, a fitting date for someone who loved so much and was loved...
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