Western starring Randolph Scott and Angela Lansbury. Tally Dickinson is tired of being a lawman's wife and decides to leave her husband Calem, refusing to return until he gives up his dangerous work. But Calem won't relinquish his badge while Medicine Bend is still terrorised by a ruthless band of outlaws.
This routine Randolph Scott western was directed by Gun Crazy's Joseph H Lewis who here fails to secure a satisfactory conclusion to the tale, which results in a particularly soppy ending. After this, producer/star Scott began his marvellous series of Budd Boetticher westerns that eschewed such sentimentality for good. Co-star Angela Lansbury was on her way up, between an MGM contract and Broadway revivalism, long before her popularity in the Murder, She Wrote TV series. And a darn fine western heroine she makes.
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Calem Ware | Randolph Scott |
| Tally Dickinson | Angela Lansbury |
| Hamer Thorne | Warner Anderson |
| Cora Dean | Jean Parker |
| Dr Amos Wynn | Wallace Ford |
| Cody Clark | John Emery |
| Asaph Dean | James Bell |
| Molly Higgins | Ruth Donnelly |
| Harley Baskam | Michael Pate |
| Dooley Brion | Don Megowan |
| Mrs Dingo Brion | Jeanette Nolan |
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Joseph H Lewis |
