Cimarron

1960
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2h 27min

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Glenn Ford and Maria Schell in Cimarron (1960)

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Drama Romance Western

La llamada Oklahoma Land Run en 1889, que dio permiso al hombre blanco para asentarse en este territorio, es el telón de fondo en una saga épica para un aventurero fronterizo, su familia y s... Leer todoLa llamada Oklahoma Land Run en 1889, que dio permiso al hombre blanco para asentarse en este territorio, es el telón de fondo en una saga épica para un aventurero fronterizo, su familia y sus amigos.La llamada Oklahoma Land Run en 1889, que dio permiso al hombre blanco para asentarse en este territorio, es el telón de fondo en una saga épica para un aventurero fronterizo, su familia y sus amigos.

Dirección
- Anthony Mann
- Charles Walters
Guionistas
- Arnold Schulman
- Edna Ferber
Elenco

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Dirección
- Anthony Mann
- Charles Walters
Guionistas
- Arnold Schulman
- Edna Ferber
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Nominado a 2 premios Óscar
- 3 nominaciones en total

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Cimarron

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Trivia
In her memoir "Intermission," Anne Baxter said Glenn Ford and Maria Schell had become very close during production, but by the time the movie premiered in Oklahoma, the two were not speaking to each other.

Errores
During the land rush, several men lasso an Indian driving a wagon and the rope is shown tightening around his neck as they pull him off. In the next scene, they are shown dragging him on the ground, but the rope is now around his waist.

Citas
Tom Wyatt: I hit oil! Oil! It's oil!

Créditos curiosos
Opening credits prologue: At high noon April 22, 1889 a section of the last unsettled territories in America was to be given free to the first people who claimed it. They came from the north and they came from the south and they came from across the sea. In just one day an entire territory would be settled. A new state would be born. They called it Oklahoma.

Conexiones
Featured in America at the Movies (1976)

Bandas sonoras
Cimarron
Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster
Music by Franz Waxman
Sung by Roger Wagner Chorale (as The Roger Wagner Chorale)

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6/10

Good but not great

There is a lot right with CIMARRON, but a lot wrong too. Now on DVD in a great transfer/wide screen/stereo sound, it's interesting viewing. Not having read the book I can't compare, but there are several plot doings that don't have any conclusions. The movie is an epic of sorts and would have run hours if everything came together. A bit illocgical at times. Main plot line is Glenn Ford and Maria Schell a newlyweds coming to settle in Oklahoma when free land is available. In the span of over 30 years there is much going happening both good and bad, just like in real life. If I hadn't seen Glenn Ford in so many films I would think his performance would be excellent, but he kind of mumbles and hems and hahs every other sentence in every film he's in. He acts very much like he did in TEASHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON just a few years earlier. Better direction was needed for his character. Maria Shell was quite wonderful in a difficult role and she's in almost every frame the last 1/4th of the movie. The support actors are all good to fair. Russ Tamblyn disappoints as the baddie. Anne Baxter does well in an ill-defined role. Looks like most of her performance ended up on the cutting room floor or wasn't even filmed. Too many conflicts go unresolved...but it's still an interesting film with much to admire, especially the the cinematography and music score. Worth a look.