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| Republic Pictures (1954) | |||||
| Adventure, Drama, Western | |||||
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In Collection
#7101 |
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| Trevor Bardette | Jenks | |
| Ward Bond | John McIvers | |
| Ernest Borgnine | Bart Lonergan | |
| Scott Brady | Dancin' Kid | |
| John Carradine | Old Tom | |
| Ben Cooper | Turkey Ralston | |
| Joan Crawford | Vienna | |
| Royal Dano | Corey | |
| Frank Ferguson | Marshal Williams | |
| Paul Fix | Eddie | |
| Clem Harvey | Posseman | |
| Sterling Hayden | Johnny Guitar | |
| Dennis Hopper | ||
| Ian MacDonald | Pete | |
| Frank Marlowe | Frank |
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| Producer | Nicholas Ray
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| Writer | Nicholas Ray
Roy Chanslor |
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| Cinematography | Harry STRADLING
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| Musician | Victor Young
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Psychosexual melodrama as western - w/aging Joan Crawford as owner of gambling saloon, whose only customer is accused robber Dancing Kid and his gang, including bad Bart (Ernest Borgnine). The Kid loves Crawford, as does surly Sterling Hayden, despite Crawford's middle age. Crawford's enemy is rancher Mercedes McCambridge, who wants to put her (and the kid) 6' under. Anti-McCarthy overtones. |
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