Cahill, marshal fédéral

Titre original : Cahill: United States Marshal

1973
PG
1h 43m

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John Wayne in Cahill, marshal fédéral (1973)

Home Video Trailer from Warner Bros. Pictures

Liretrailer2 min 43 s

2 vidéos

75 photos

Drama Western

Un marshal endurci est confronté à une situation difficile lorsque ses deux fils rejoignent un gang et cambriolent une banque.Un marshal endurci est confronté à une situation difficile lorsque ses deux fils rejoignent un gang et cambriolent une banque.Un marshal endurci est confronté à une situation difficile lorsque ses deux fils rejoignent un gang et cambriolent une banque.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,4/10

7,5 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Vidéos2

Trailer 2:43

Cahill U.S. Marshal

Clip 0:58

Cahill, U.S. Marshall: Outta My Way

Clip 0:58

Cahill, U.S. Marshall: Outta My Way

Photos75

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Anecdotes
John Wayne was sixty-five years old at the time the movie was filmed. He had had a cancerous lung removed in 1964, and was suffering from emphysema in his remaining lung. Wayne was so weakened that he had to use a stepladder to climb onto his horse in the film. In addition to his own declining health, news that his friend and mentor, John Ford, was dying of cancer forced the actor to consider his own mortality. After Ford's death in August, 1973, Wayne told reporters, "I'm pretty much living on borrowed time."

Gaffes
After Cahill catches onto his sons' involvement in the bank robbery, he and Lightfoot watch the boys as they're fishing. After the boys have traveled a while in the buckboard, the two men are seen watching the boys again from afar. The medium shot of Wayne and Brand shows that they're sitting on their horses in the very place from which they had been watching the boys fishing.

Citations
Lightfoot: Give me my five dollars. If you get shot tonight, I'll disappear. Oh, I'll come back and bury you... and mumble something Christian over your grave.
J.D. Cahill: Lightfoot, your kindness overwhelms me.

Connexions
Featured in The Man Behind the Star (1973)

Bandes originales
A Man Gets to Thinkin'
Music by Elmer Bernstein
Lyrics by Don Black
Sung by Charlie Rich (courtesy of Epic Records)

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World premiere information

"Wednesday Morning" was the working title; "Cahill U.S. Marshal" had its world premiere in Seattle, Washington on June 14, 1973 at the 7th Avenue Theatre, where there were pickets by American Indians protesting the film. John Wayne had just arrived in Seattle the week before to start shooting "McQ". Cast and crew members from "Cahill", "McQ" and "The Cowboys" were at the premiere: Mark Rydell, Diana Muldaur, Eddie Albert, Robert Duvall, Clay O'Brien, Michael Wayne, James Caan, Marsha Mason (these two were filming "Cinderella Liberty" in Seattle at the time), Andrew McLaglen, Marie Windsor, Jackie Coogan. The regular run started the next day at the Town Theatre.