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Tall in the Saddle (29-Sep-1944)
Director: Edwin L. Marin Writers: Michael Hogan; Paul Fix; Gordon Ray Young Music by: Roy Webb Producer: Robert Fellows Keywords: Western
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
| Ward Bond |
Actor |
9-Apr-1903 |
5-Nov-1960 |
Wagon Train |
| Paul Fix |
Actor |
13-Mar-1901 |
14-Oct-1983 |
Marshal Torrance on The Rifleman |
| Raymond Hatton |
Actor |
7-Jul-1887 |
21-Oct-1971 |
Prolific character actor |
| Gabby Hayes |
Actor |
7-May-1885 |
9-Feb-1969 |
Don't Fence Me In |
| Audrey Long |
Actor |
14-Apr-1922 |
19-Sep-2014 |
Born to Kill |
| Ella Raines |
Actor |
6-Aug-1920 |
30-May-1988 |
Hail the Conquering Hero |
| Elisabeth Risdon |
Actor |
26-Apr-1887 |
20-Dec-1958 |
The Roaring Twenties |
| John Wayne |
Actor |
26-May-1907 |
11-Jun-1979 |
The Duke |
| Harry Woods |
Actor |
5-May-1889 |
28-Dec-1968 |
Perpetual Hollywood villain |
CAST REVIEWS Review by cliff richardson (posted on 30-Aug-2007) John Wayne plays "Rocklin", and is on his way for a forman's job with Red Cardell. The townsfolk in the community are covering secrets. JW seems no to know that Red was murdered. He rides in with a distant relative, her aunt and a crabby old stage diver, "Gabby Hayes". Paul Fix, and Ward Bond also star in this film.
I own a copy of the film and enjoy watchng it over and over. I feel it is as well made film as there is.
There is mystery, drama, fist fights, and gun duels enough to satisfy most all Western movie fans.
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