"She is an anti-hero," the actress said of her Buffaloed protagonist.
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Buffaloed is a story about ambition, power, and money, which just happens to also feature a young woman.
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Simultaneously rowdy and slick, "Buffaloed" is exuberantly paced and entirely dependent on Deutch's moxie and pell-mell performance.
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The typical arc of most independent films, from inception to filming is five to seven years; Buffaloed took less than one.
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Buffaloed Directed by: Tanya WexlerStarring: Zoey Deutch, Judy Greer, Jermaine Fowler, Jai Courtney Buffalo native Peg Dahl (Deutch) is a hustler.
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Sharing a plastic kennel with eight other puppies, Bretagne buffaloed her way through the pack from back to front, to greet Corliss.
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I have heard that a few female employees have been buffaloed by some male members who have refused to show a card.
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Unlike the earlier movie, though, "Buffaloed" isn't particularly outraged; it's just grateful that Peg and her talents have finally found a home.
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"I have heard a few female employees have been buffaloed by some male members who have refused to show a card," one employee told Business Insider.
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Buffaloed tells the story of a determined New Yorker named Peg Dahl (played by Set It Up's Zoey Deutch) who is always looking for a way to come up.
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A bouncy version of the old show tune "(You Gotta Have) Heart" introduces Tanya Wexler's "Buffaloed" and its incorrigible heroine, Peg Dahl (Zoey Deutch) — a woman in constant, agitated motion.
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I don't know if he just had us all buffaloed and made us believe he was something that he wasn't, and when he got up there he showed his true colors.
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Buffaloed has Zoey Deutch playing an absurdly high-energy hustler who seems to have no ethics and will stop at nothing to make money and get out of her home town.
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Directed by Tanya Wexler, Buffaloed is a tale of ambition and money — much like The Wolf of Wall Street, a film Brian Sacca, Buffaloed's screenplay writer, also happened to appear in.
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What further convinced White House officials that Mr. Trump was buffaloed into the endorsement was when a Georgia Republican operative and protégé of Mr. Ayers, Austin Chambers, suddenly was revealed to be backing Mr. Kemp.
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Wexler has directed five feature films: Finding North (1998), Ball in the House (2001), Hysteria (2011), Buffaloed (2019), and Jolt which is in post-production.
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Leavy shot first, grazing Casey's skull, and then shot him in the neck. Casey fell to the ground, mortally wounded, and Leavy charged him and buffaloed him with his pistol. Neagle was also in the alley. He shot Leavy, hitting him in the face.
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That year, he also appeared alongside Zoey Deutch, Judy Greer, Jermaine Fowler, Noah Reid, and Jai Courtney in the American comedy drama film Buffaloed. The film had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 27, 2019. In August 2019, Deadline announced that Ablack would be featured in the forthcoming Netflix series Ginny & Georgia.
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Gary Arnold of The Washington Post stated, "Everyone who cares about Altman's work should find 'Buffalo Bill' an interesting and intriguing experience, but in the last analysis it's an emotionally empty, alienating movie, an ill-advised attempt to project a cynical, apprehensive view of the present onto the past."Arnold, Gary (July 2, 1976). "Altman's 'Bill': Buffaloed". The Washington Post.
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Buffaloed is a 2019 American comedy-drama film directed by Tanya Wexler and written by Brian Sacca. It stars Zoey Deutch, Judy Greer, Jermaine Fowler, Noah Reid, and Jai Courtney. The film had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 27, 2019, and was released in select theatres and on demand on February 14, 2020, by Magnolia Pictures.
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He borrowed a pistol from Fred Dodge and went to assist White. As he approached White, he saw White attempt to disarm Curly Bill Brocius and the gun discharged, striking White in the groin. Throughout the shooting Earp was standing by a chimney that was struck repeatedly by gunfire. He buffaloed Brocius, knocking him to the ground, then he grabbed Brocius by the collar and told him to get up.
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On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 78%, based on 49 reviews, with an average rating of 6.50/10. The website's critics consensus reads, "This late-capitalism comedy is undeniably uneven, but Zoey Deutch's effervescent performance gives Buffaloed wings." On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 61 out of 100, based on 13 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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David Neagle, a friend of Casey's, was waiting on the front porch, but Leavy avoided him and arrived via a side alley alongside the store, surprising Casey. The two men exchanged gun fire, and Leavy shot Casey in the neck. As Casey fell to the ground gravely wounded, Leavy charged and buffaloed him, killing him. Neagle fired his gun at Leavy, shooting Leavy through both cheeks, shattering his jaw, and knocking out several teeth.
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They were resented by the Cowboys for their tactics as when Wyatt Earp buffaloed Curly Bill when he accidentally shot Marshal Fred White. The Earps were also known to bend the law in their favor when it affected their gambling and saloon interests, which earned them further enmity with the Cowboy faction. Under the surface were other tensions aggravating the simmering distrust. Most of the leading cattlemen and Cowboys were Confederate sympathizers and Democrats from Southern states, especially Missouri and Texas.
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On October 28, 1880, Tombstone town marshal Fred White was trying to break up a group of late revelers shooting at the moon on Allen Street in Tombstone. He attempted to confiscate the pistol of Curly Bill Brocius and was shot in the abdomen. Wyatt Earp buffaloed Brocius, knocking him unconscious, and arrested him. Wyatt told his biographer many years later that he thought Brocius was still armed at the time and had not noticed that Brocius' pistol was already on the ground.
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Wyatt Earp and McLaury had a heated exchange. and Wyatt later testified he saw a pistol in Tom's waistband and buffaloed Tom. Later in the day the Clantons and McLaurys, along with Billy Claiborne, faced off against the Earps and Doc Holiday in the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Some witnesses testified that Frank and Billy Clanton drew their weapons first, while others loyal to the Cowboys supported their version of events in which Tom opened his coat to show he was unarmed.
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At about 1:00 pm, Virgil and Morgan Earp surprised Ike on 4th Street and Virgil buffaloed (pistol-whipped) him from behind. Disarming him, Virgil took Ike to appear before Judge Wallace for violating the city's ordinance against carrying firearms in the city. While Wyatt waited with Clanton, Virgil went to find Judge Wallace so the court hearing could be held. On the morning of October 26, 1881, the McLaury brothers were in Tombstone and armed in violation of a city ordinance prohibiting carrying weapons in town.
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In 2018, Moyer portrayed Heather Hobbie, the younger sister of Holly Hobbie in season 1 of the series Holly Hobbie, which aired on Hulu in the United States and subsequently on The Family Channel in Canada and again in season 2 in 2019. Moyer also appeared as Olivia in the Hallmark TV movie A Christmas in Tennessee. In 2019, Moyer appeared as Young Peggy in the film Buffaloed, as the young version of the lead character. Moyer was also a guest star on the season 3 finale of Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale in the role of Kiki/Rebecca.
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Deutch starred opposite her Everybody Wants Some costar Glen Powell, in Netflix's 2018 romantic comedy Set It Up. The story follows two overworked assistants who try to get their horrible bosses out of their hair by setting them up together. She also landed a role in the drama-comedy The Professor alongside Johnny Depp. In May 2019, the makers of Netflix rom-com Set It Up announced that Deutch will be reuniting with Glen Powell for another rom-com tentatively titled Most Dangerous Game. She appeared in the drama film Buffaloed directed by Tanya Wexler in 2018.
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