Henry Goes Arizona

1939
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1h 6min

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Frank Morgan and Virginia Weidler in Henry Goes Arizona (1939)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn actor from New York inherits a ranch in Arizona.An actor from New York inherits a ranch in Arizona.An actor from New York inherits a ranch in Arizona.

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Frank Morgan

Henry Conroy

Virginia Weidler

Molly Cullison

Guy Kibbee

Judge Van Treece

Slim Summerville

Sheriff Parton

Douglas Fowley

Ricky Dole

Owen Davis Jr.

Danny Regan

Ted Adams

Rancher Buzz Sawyer
(sin acreditar)

Erville Alderson

Dr. John Clemens
(sin acreditar)

Hank Bell

Rancher Jesse
(sin acreditar)

May Boley

Henry's Landlady
(sin acreditar)

Cliff Clark

Theatrical Agent V. B. Carmady
(sin acreditar)

Chester Conklin

Bus Driver
(sin acreditar)

Buck Connors

Rancher
(sin acreditar)

Jim Corey

Man on Bus
(sin acreditar)

Eddie Dunn

Slim Pickins
(sin acreditar)

Gibson Gowland

Rancher
(sin acreditar)

Porter Hall

Banker Edward G. Walsh
(sin acreditar)

Tenen Holtz

Boris - a Ranch Hand
(sin acreditar)

Más del estilo

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6,1

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Atraco al furgón blindado

6,8

La furia de los justos

7,2

La mujer milagro

6,6

Rafter Romance

7,0

Cuarenta pistolas

7,0

La modelo y la casamentera

6,5

Wolf Lowry

Argumento

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Curiosidades
Ann Morriss (Jill Harper), Olin Howland (Ted Slocum), Robert Emmett Keane (Bentley), Erville Alderson (Dr. John Clemens) and Martin Faust (Jake) are in casting call lists/studio records for those roles, but they did not appear in this movie.

Pifias
A drunk (Uncle Henry in disguise) with a jug staggers into the shack where Molly is held captive. He goes over to the table, takes out the cork from the jug and takes a swig. He puts the jug down without putting the cork back in. He staggers a few steps away, then comes back for another drink and the cork has been replaced.

Citas
Henry's Landlady: I have a marvelous surprise for you...
Henry Conroy: Oh yes?
Henry's Landlady: Your brother's dead!

Banda sonora
Merrily We Roll Along
(1847) (uncredited)
Written by E.P. Christy and Ferd V.D. Garretson
In the score during the opening credits

This is one strange movie, if you know the Wizard's lines by heart in The Wizard of Oz, which many of us who grew up with it every spring on tv do. Here we get to see Frank Morgan, the Wizard in that classic, deliver lines that keep sounding like the Wizard's, even though he's not in Oz, or even Kansas.

The why is pretty simple. The movies were made at the same time by the same studio and shared a script writer, Florence Ryerson. Morgan even delivers the lines the same way in both movies.

Why? I have no idea. It could be that this one, which was probably a B movie made to run in alternation with A pics like TWOO, was intended to remind audiences of that other movie. It could just be that things were so rushed on this that no one made an effort to remain original.

Whatever the reason, it's fun to watch Frank Morgan sounding JUST like the Wizard when, in fact, he's nowhere near Kansas or Oz and the plots are not the same.