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Barbara Stanwyck | Vance Jeffords | |
Walter Huston | T. C. Jeffords | |
Judith Anderson | Flo Burnett | |
Wendell Corey | Rip Darrow | |
Gilbert Roland | Juan Herrera | |
Thomas Gomez | El Tigre | |
Beulah Bondi | Mrs. Anaheim | |
Albert Dekker | Mr. Reynolds | |
John Bromfield | Clay Jeffords | |
Wallace Ford | Scotty Hyslip | |
Blanche Yurka | Herrera Mother | |
Louis Jean Heydt | Bailey | |
Frank Ferguson | Dr. Grieve | |
Charles Evans | Old Anaheim | |
Craig Kelly | Young Anaheim |
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Producer | Hal B. Wallis
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Writer | Charles Schnee
Niven Busch |
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Cinematography | Lee Garmes
Victor Milner |
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Musician | Franz Waxman
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Barbara Stanwyck and Walter Huston are at their fierce finest in master Hollywood craftsman Anthony Mann's crackling western melodrama The Furies. In 1870s New Mexico Territory, megalomaniacal widowed ranch owner T.C. Jeffords (Huston, in his final role) butts heads with his daughter, Vance (Stanwyck), a firebrand with serious daddy issues, over her dowry, choice of husband, and, finally ownership of the land itself. Both sophisticated in its view of frontier settlement and ablaze with searing domestic drama, The Furies is a hidden treasure of American filmmaking, boasting Oscar-nominated cinematography and vivid supporting turns from Judith Anderson, Wendell Corey, and Gilbert Roland. |
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