Overview:
A man in search of revenge infiltrates a ranch, hidden in an inhospitable region, where its owner, Altar Keane, gives shelter to outlaws fleeing from the law in exchange for a price.| Status: | Released (1952-04-10) |
|---|---|
| Screen: | Daniel Taradash, Silvia Richards |
| Productions: | Fidelity Pictures Corporation |
| Production Countries: | United States of America |
| Spoken Languages: | English |
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Posters
Recommendations
Casts
- 2896: Marlene Dietrich - Altar Keane
- 11128: Arthur Kennedy - Vern Haskell
- 3754: Mel Ferrer - Frenchy Fairmont
- 102324: Gloria Henry - Beth Forbes
- 34285: William Frawley - Baldy Gunder
- 102325: Lisa Ferraday - Maxine
- 102326: John Raven - Dealer
Crews
- 103507: Wiard B. Ihnen - Production Design - Art
- 20600: Daniel Taradash - Screenplay - Writing
- 68: Fritz Lang - Director - Directing
- 14284: Hal Mohr - Director of Photography - Camera
- 7638: Silvia Richards - Original Story - Writing
- 3649: Robert Priestley - Set Decoration - Art
- 101496: Howard Welsch - Producer - Production
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Reviews
Wuchak
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**_Western oddity about a ranch haven for outlaws led by Marlene Dietrich_** A vengeful Wyoming ranch hand (Arthur Kennedy) relentlessly pursues the cowardly murderer of his fiancé (Gloria Henry). He eventually teams-up with a smooth brigand (Mel Ferrer) in the Southwest who takes ....
Continue reading ->drystyx
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Spectacle and action. That's what this Western offers to the fullest degree. It's a revenge tale, and ordinarily might be run of the mill, but for some incredible cinematography. The spectacle is great. Arthur Kennedy plays the man looking for his fiance's killer. There is a myste ....
Continue reading ->CinemaSerf
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Now this doesn't start off very well - we have a really terrible "chuck-a-luck" song that makes you squirm a little. Stick with it though as "Vern" (Arthur Kennedy) sets off to track down the murderer of his gal who was slain in a hold up. Meantime, "Altar" (Marlene Dietrich) gets th ....
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