Law and Order

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Harry Carey, Walter Huston, and Lois Wilson in Law and Order (1932)

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Walter Huston

Frame 'Saint' Johnson

Harry Carey

Ed Brandt

Raymond Hatton

Deadwood

Russell Hopton

Luther Johnson

Ralph Ince

Poe Northrup

Harry Woods

Walt Northrup

Richard Alexander

Kurt Northrup

Russell Simpson

Judge R.W. Williams

Andy Devine

Johnny Kinsman

Victor Adamson

Townsman
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Barney Beasley

Barfly
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Hank Bell

Barfly
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Stanley Blystone

Lynch Mob Leader
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Walter Brennan

Lanky Smith
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Charles Brinley

Gambler
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Frank Brownlee

Barfly
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Roy Bucko

Townsman
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Jim Corey

Spectator at Hanging
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Réalisation
- Edward L. Cahn
Scénario
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Histoire

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Anecdotes
Walter Huston's son John co-wrote the script.

Connexions
Featured in Legends of the West (1992)

A stark and rugged early talkie western, Law and Order stars Walter Huston and Harry Carey, and is basically a fictionalization of the famous gunfight at the OK Corral. The names are changed to protect the innocent(and the guilty) but this is basically the same story. W.R. Burnett's novel provided the basis for this film. Young John Huston was one of the screenwriters.

Those who think that all early sound movies are chatty comedies and lugubrious soaps ought to take a look at this one. It's fast-paced and realistic, and ends in a breathtaking and amazingly well-sustained blaze of violence and gunplay. Director Edward Cahn proved himself a master on this one. He mostly directed B's and short subjects, and yet on this one occasion showed himself the equal of a Ford or a Hawks.