Straight Shooting
- 1917
- John Ford
- 75 mins
Review
Long believed to be lost until it was rediscovered in a Czech film archive in the 1960s, this very early western is part of a series which starred Harry Carey as Cheyenne Harry under the direction of John Ford. During production it crept up to five reels, becoming Ford's first feature. It develops a cattlemen versus homesteaders conflict, with Cheyenne Harry changing sides. Ford's visual style is already often striking and Harry Carey's gesture of one arm grasping the other would be repeated as a homage by John Wayne at the end of Ford's The Searchers, almost 40 years later.
How to watch
Credits
Cast
role | name |
---|---|
Cheyenne Harry | Harry Carey |
Thunder Flint | Duke Lee |
Sweetwater Sims | George Berrell |
Joan Sims | Molly Malone |
Tom Sims | Ted Brooks |
Danny Morgan | Hoot Gibson |
Crew
role | name |
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Director | John Ford |
Details
- Languages
- Formats
- Black and white