Gun Fury

1953
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1h 23min

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Rock Hudson, Donna Reed, Philip Carey, and Roberta Haynes in Gun Fury (1953)

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Action Adventure Crime Romance Western

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn Arizona, Frank Slayton's gang robs a stagecoach and kidnaps Ben Warren's fiancée, prompting Warren to pursue Slayton.In Arizona, Frank Slayton's gang robs a stagecoach and kidnaps Ben Warren's fiancée, prompting Warren to pursue Slayton.In Arizona, Frank Slayton's gang robs a stagecoach and kidnaps Ben Warren's fiancée, prompting Warren to pursue Slayton.

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Frank Slayton
(as Phil Carey)

Roberta Haynes

Estella Morales

Leo Gordon

Tom 'Jess' Burgess

Lee Marvin

Blinky

Neville Brand

Brazos

Ray Thomas

Bob Herron

Curly Jordan
(as Robert Herron)

Phil Rawlins

Jim Morse

Forrest Lewis

Weatherby

Alma Beltran

Second Mexican Girl
(sin créditos)

Don Carlos

Vincente
(sin créditos)

John Cason

Westy
(sin créditos)

Charlita

Francesca
(sin créditos)

John Dierkes

Sheepherder
(sin créditos)

Frank Fenton

Chuck - First Poker Player
(sin créditos)

Robert Griffin

Sheriff of Salt Wells
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
This film was shot in 3-D. However, director Raoul Walsh only had one eye, so he was never able to see the film in the process in which he shot it. The same situation occurred when director André De Toth, who also had only one eye, shot the 3-D film Los crímenes del museo de cera (1953).

Errores
Frank (Philip Carey) pistol-whips Jess (Leo Gordon) and the gun is lost in the ensuing fight. Jess's holster is empty as he pushes Jennifer (Donna Reed) through to the adjoining room and the gun is holstered as he emerges.

Citas
Frank Slayton: She's quite a woman, isn't she?
Tom 'Jess' Burgess: As far as I'm concerned, all women are alike. They just have different faces so you can tell 'em apart.

Conexiones
Featured in Hay un marciano en mi vida (1988)

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4/10

Major Disappointment

With stars like Rock Hudson, Donna Reed and Lee Marvin, a script by Roy Huggins and direction by action film legend, Raoul Walsh, "Gun Fury" seemed like a sure thing. Boy was I disappointed.

The script relied on constant character stupidity to move the story along; Hudson and Reed had no chemistry together and Lee Marvin doesn't have his usual nutjob role to ratchet up the interest.

The scenery was spectacular and the score quite good in places. But this 82 minute film had me looking at my watch before the halfway point.

Rock Hudson was much better in "The Undefeated." If you want a good Donna Reed/Roy Huggins western, try "Hangman's Knot." Raoul Walsh made several better westerns like "Colorado Territory" and "The Tall Men."