La rueda del destino

Título original: Hopalong Cassidy Returns

1936
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1h 14min

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William Boyd in La rueda del destino (1936)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA crusading newspaper editor recruits his old friend Hoppy to take the job of marshal in a town rife with vice and murder directed at helpless miners.A crusading newspaper editor recruits his old friend Hoppy to take the job of marshal in a town rife with vice and murder directed at helpless miners.A crusading newspaper editor recruits his old friend Hoppy to take the job of marshal in a town rife with vice and murder directed at helpless miners.

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William Boyd

Hopalong Cassidy

George 'Gabby' Hayes

Windy Haliday
(as George Hayes)

Gail Sheridan

Mary Saunders

Evelyn Brent

Lilli Marsh

Morris Ankrum

Blackie Felton
(as Stephen Morris)

William Janney

Buddy Cassidy

Irving Bacon

Peg Leg Holden

Grant Richards

Bob Claiborne

John Beck

Editor Bob Saunders

Al St. John

Luke

Ernie Adams

Assayer Benson

Joe Rickson

Henchman Buck

Ray Whitley

Davis

Claude Smith

Henchman Dugan

Victor Adamson

Barfly
(sin acreditar)

Hank Bell

Barfly
(sin acreditar)

Ted Billings

Saloon Waiter
(sin acreditar)

Bob Burns

Gambler
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
The only film of the series to feature Hopalong's brother Buddy Cassidy, played by William Janney, who retired from films after only one more film in 1937.

Pifias
At the beginning of the film when Peg Leg arrives in town, in a couple of the shots Irving Bacon's right foot is clearly visible behind him, indicating that the bottom half of his right leg has been strapped behind him.

Citas
Windy Halliday: Deputize me, and I'll clean 'em up fer yuh.
Editor Bob Saunders: No, Windy. We must wait. We must have help - someone with brains as well as courage.
Windy Halliday: You go bringing in some outsider, and it'll be a plain case o' suicide. Why, they wouldn't have a chance!
Editor Bob Saunders: I feel sure the man I have in mind can take care of himself.
Windy Halliday: And who might this one man army be?
Editor Bob Saunders: A gentleman by the name of Hopalong Cassidy!
Windy Halliday: [stunned] Hoppy!
[he is beside himself with anticipatioon]
Windy Halliday: Holy smoke! Why didn't I think o' him before?

Conexiones
Edited into Law of the Trigger (1952)

Banda sonora
Camptown Races
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Foster (as Stephen Collins Foster)
Played in the Crystal Slipper saloon

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Another of the GREAT early Hoppy films!!

*Hopalong Cassidy Returns* is the seventh in the HC series, released in late 1936, and with William Janney (Buddy Cassidy) standing in for James Ellison (Johnny Nelson) as Hoppy's mischievous sidekick, in this case his own brother. William Boyd as Hoppy is back, this time as a new town Marshal bent on cleaning out corrupt saloon owner Lili Marsh. A number of the familiar early Cassidy 'heavies' are here; Joe Rickson, Ernie Adams, Morris Ankrum (appearing as Steven Morris), and Al St John. George 'Gabby' Hayes is back in yet another incarnation of the fuzzy headed 'Windy'. Practically all these early Hoppy films were tongue-in-cheek, and this one is no exception. Fast-paced action leading up to an exciting climax, with great fun having been had by all. Recommended!!