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Originaltitel: The Badge of Marshal Brennan

1957
12
1 Std. 16 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA pseudo-marshal, a local doctor and the town sheriff must join forces to battle a greedy cattle-baron whose herd, locally sold, is contaminated with a contagious disease.A pseudo-marshal, a local doctor and the town sheriff must join forces to battle a greedy cattle-baron whose herd, locally sold, is contaminated with a contagious disease.A pseudo-marshal, a local doctor and the town sheriff must join forces to battle a greedy cattle-baron whose herd, locally sold, is contaminated with a contagious disease.

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5,8/10

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Jim Davis

'Brennan'

Arleen Whelan

Murdock

Carl Smith

Sheriff Carl Smith

Harry Lauter

Doc Hale

Marty Robbins

Felipe

Douglas Fowley

Marshal Matt Brennan
(as Doug Fowley)

Lee Van Cleef

Shad Donaphin

Louis Jean Heydt

Col. Donaphin

Lawrence Dobkin

Chicamon

Eddie Crandall

Pepe Joe

Darryl Guy

George

Rick Vallin

Deputy Jody
(as Ric Vallon)

Edward Colmans

Governor Ainley
(as Edward Colemans)

Bill Coontz

Cowhand
(Nicht genannt)
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Whitey Hughes

Townsman
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
Edited to 29 minutes and retitled "Story of a Star" to serve as the pilot for a proposed (but unsold) Western anthology television series.

Patzer
Near the end of the picture, as the good guys make their way back in to town following the clash with the Doniphan's, they're shown heading to Murdock's café, standing alone almost at the edge of the river. However all throughout the picture, Murdock's was right in the middle of town.

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[first lines]
Sheriff leading posse: Let him go. Even with a price on his head, he isn't worth chasing into Apache land.

Soundtracks
Man on the Run
Written by Ramey Idriss, Hal Levy and Albert C. Gannaway
Performed by Carl Smith and Ramey Idriss

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5/10

Extremely Slooooow

The Badge of Marshall Brennan is an extremely SLOW moving western from 1957. The basic premise is fine. A rather tame outlaw named Jeff Harlan (Jim Davis) helps the title character (Douglas Fowley) - who was wounded by hostile Indians out in the desert. When Marshall Brennan dies Jeff takes his badge, their last conversation had been about Jeff's childhood dream of being a lawman.

In the nearest town a conflict is starting between the doctor (Harry Lauter) and a rich cattleman and his son Shan (an extremely young Lee Van Cleef-already playing a bad guy). The doctor suspects the cattle are infected with Black Spot Fever and that it is being transmitted to the people in the town.

There will soon be a love triangle with Jeff and the good doctor vying for the attentions of a redheaded café owner named Murdock (Arleen Whelan-still extremely pretty at age 40). Marty Robbins (soon to be a county music star) plays a Mexican with blonde hair and a very bad "Cisco Kid" accent.

The problem is that the story elements are enough for a 40-50 minute television show, not a 74-minute feature film. So there are expanded establishing shots and considerable chatter, not in the service of the plot but as a way to pad the running length. Making this the type of film that is best watched while doing your homework or reading a book; it is hard to give the thing more than 30% of your focus.

Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.