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| MGM/UA (1939) | |||||
| History, Romance | |||||
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| Wallace Beery | Captain Boss Starkey | |
| Robert Taylor | Blake Cantrell | |
| Florence Rice | Susan Griffith | |
| Helen Broderick | Amanda Griffith | |
| Charles Bickford | Arnold | |
| Barton MacLane | Crowder | |
| Charley Grapewin | ||
| John Qualen | Davy | |
| Robert Gleckler | Sheriff Barney | |
| Clinton Rosemond | Enoch | |
| Cy Kendall | Foreman Ross | |
| Paul Everton | Allan | |
| Claudia Morgan | Carolyn Talbot | |
| Selmer Jackson | Whittingham P. Talbot | |
| Robert Middlemass | Harkrider |
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| Writer | Forbes Parkhill
James M. Cain |
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This western starring Beery and Taylor as rivals is one cackling western. It involves the kidnapping and reselling of free slaves. Set in 1812 in the North and a town of abolitionists, the crimes needs to be solved. Beery has a need to solve the crimes because it implicates. Taylor, a sympathetic Southerner has his reasons too. Together they bicker, fight and join forces to save the slaves and bring justice to the criminals |
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