The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[memento]

In the year 1966, Lureen was wooing xtra-handsome cowboys for the role of trophy husband.

=aside= Paul and Toast
 

=comment=
Next up is "Y" for this round only.

[Meryl]

In the screenplay published in the year 2005, three "yee-haws" are in the scene where Jack demonstrates bull-riding to Ennis; only one made it into the film.

[Toast]

Joe Aguirre had to think zonally as he decided where his sheep could graze during the different times of the year.

[southendmd]

Round 629!

"Lean on me,
let our hearts beat in time..."

How about a musical round?

[southendmd]

Bob Dylan is actually the arranger of "He Was a Friend of Mine", not the composer; it is considered a traditional folk song.

[memento]

"A Love That Will Never Grow Old" was composed by Gustavo Santaolalla and Bernie Taupin. 

[Toast]

People who sat through the final credits of Brokeback Mountain heard Rufus Wainwright crooning his song "The Maker Makes."

def - A type of quiet, sentimental popular singing current from the 1920s to the 1950s; it originated when the radio microphone enabled performers to sing softly and still be heard.

[southendmd]

Bob Dylan's contribution was as arranger of "He Was a Friend of Mine".

[Fran]

Steve Earle's "The Devil's Right Hand" is the song playing on the jukebox the first time Ennis dances with Cassie.

=compliment=
Very impressive "Q", "Y", and "Z" in the previous round.

[Toast]

Gustavo Santaolalla created the music for Brokeback Mountain before Ang Lee had even filmed the scenes.

Santaolalla pre-recorded his score and songs for the Ang Lee film before shooting commenced – imbuing his score with the stark loneliness of E. Annie Proulx’s original short story.   Link