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Rails into Laramie
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- Western
- Drama
- 1954
- Jesse Hibbs
- 81 mins
- PG
Summary
Western starring John Payne. Army officer Jefferson Harder is sent to the town of Laramie to arrest a gang that is trying to prevent the completion of the new railway. But he finds that bringing them to justice is not as easy as he had first thought.
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Review
A star rating of 2 out of 5.
Tony Sloman
This routine western is given a lift thanks to a snarling study in black-hearted villainy from the ever-reliable Dan Duryea, playing a character trying to stop the railroad reaching Laramie for his own devious purposes. Meanwhile, Mari Blanchard aims to rustle up an all-female jury to put Duryea away. All this would be interesting were it not for the presence of John Payne, past his prime and looking ill-at-ease as the dull hero. Never mind - the Technicolor's nice, and there's a throbbing theme song and a sullen Lee Van Cleef to remind us of High Noon. When it was shown in cinemas, this was released with Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops, and that really would be the best way to see it.
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6.1/10
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Cast
rolenameJefferson HarderJohn PayneLou CarterMari BlanchardJim ShanessyDan DuryeaHelen ShanessyJoyce MacKenzieLee GrahamBarton MacLaneAce WintonLee Van Cleef
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Crew
rolenameDirectorJesse Hibbs
Details
Theatrical distributor
General Film Dist Ltd
Languages
English
Formats
Colour
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