- Film Review
- Reviewed By Tony Sloman
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3 out of 5
A straightforward yet satisfying Randolph Scott western, in which the stone-faced one sets out after three marauding bank robbers, all of whom are in disguise as respectable townsfolk, making Scott's job a little difficult. This is gripping stuff from director Andre De Toth, who formed a working relationship with Scott that preceded the star's remarkable series of westerns with better-known director Budd Boetticher. These De Toth horse operas were screened as co-features, often with a minor musical or thick-ear thriller (this one partnered the original Dragnet on its release), and provided satisfactory, value-for-money programming. The production company, Transcona Enterprises, was owned by Judy Garland and her then husband Sid Luft, who made this western as part of the A Star Is Born deal with Warner Bros.
Plot Summary
Western starring Randolph Scott. Three train robbers have taken up residence as respectable citizens in the town of Twin Forks. But bounty hunter Jim Kipp is determined to bring them to justice.
Cast and crew
Cast
- Jim Kipp
- Randolph Scott
- Julie Spencer
- Dolores Dorn
- Alice
- Marie Windsor
- Sheriff Brand
- Howard Petrie
- Dr Spencer
- Harry Antrim
- George Williams
- Robert Keys
- Rachin
- Ernest Borgnine
- Danvers
- Dub Taylor
- Vance
- Tyler MacDuff
- Harrison
- Archie Twitchell
- Jud
- Paul Picerni
Crew
- Director
- Andre De Toth
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