| Ox-Bow Incident, The | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1943) | |||||
| Drama, Western | |||||
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| Henry Fonda | Gil Carter | |
| Dana Andrews | Donald Martin | |
| William Eythe | Gerald Tetley | |
| Mary Beth Hughes | Rose Mapen/Rose Swanson | |
| Henry Morgan | Art Croft | |
| Anthony Quinn | Juan MartÃnez/Francisco Morez | |
| Matt Briggs | Judge Daniel Tyler | |
| Frank Conroy | Maj. Tetley | |
| Jane Darwell | Jenny Grier | |
| Harry Davenport | Arthur Davies | |
| Harry Morgan | Art Croft | |
| Paul Hurst | Monty Smith | |
| Victor Kilian | Darby | |
| Marc Lawrence | Farnley | |
| Chris-Pin Martin | Poncho | |
| Willard Robertson | Sheriff Risley |
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| Producer | Lamar Trotti
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| Writer | Lamar Trotti
Walter Van Tilburg Clark |
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Academy Award Nominee 1943 Gil Carter (Henry Fonda) and Art Croft (Henry Morgan) ride into a town frustrated by the prevalence of cattle rustlers. Suddenly, word comes that a popular rancher has been murdered, which puts the already enraged town over the edge. When the spiteful mayor forms a posse, Gil and Croft are swept up in their mission - to seek vengeance - even upon those innocent of any wrong-doing. As it becomes clear that blood-lust may win out over rationality, the tension mounts in this "masterpiece" (Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films) with its timeless message about the dangers of mob mentality. |
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