The Fighting Gringo

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Lupita Tovar in The Fighting Gringo (1939)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBen Wallace is after Don Aliso's rancho. After falsifying his land survey, he frames him for murder. But Wallace has a dull-witted accomplice in Rance Potter and this is who Wade Barton thin... Tout lireBen Wallace is after Don Aliso's rancho. After falsifying his land survey, he frames him for murder. But Wallace has a dull-witted accomplice in Rance Potter and this is who Wade Barton thinks he can trick into a confession.Ben Wallace is after Don Aliso's rancho. After falsifying his land survey, he frames him for murder. But Wallace has a dull-witted accomplice in Rance Potter and this is who Wade Barton thinks he can trick into a confession.

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Rôles principaux23

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George O'Brien

Wade Barton

Lupita Tovar

Anita del Campo

Lucio Villegas

Don Aliso del Campo

William Royle

Ben Wallace

Glenn Strange

Rance Potter

Slim Whitaker

Monty Bates
(as Slim Whittaker)

LeRoy Mason

John Courtney

Mary Field

Sandra Courtney

Martin Garralaga

Pedro

Dick Botiller

Jose

Bill Cody

Sheriff Fred Warren
(as Bill Cody Sr.)

Cactus Mack

Utah

Chris-Pin Martin

Felipe - Barber

Hank Bell

Wallace Henchman Shot by Wade
(non crédité)

Alfredo Berumen

Vaquero
(non crédité)

Bob Burns

Barton Rider
(non crédité)

Ben Corbett

Shorty
(non crédité)

Billy Franey

Tom - Courtney's Cook
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- David Howard
Scénario
- Oliver Drake
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Anecdotes
Film debut of Ben Johnson (uncredited).

Gaffes
When the stagecoach pulls into town the injured driver is shown slumped down and the shotgun man driving has a light color hat and shirt on with no vest. When it comes to a stop the injured driver is sitting upright and the other driver has a dark hat and is now wearing a vest.

Bandes originales
Tumble On, Tumbleweed
(1931) (uncredited)
Written by Dave Dreyer and Jack Scholl

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6/10

Another Solid O'Brien

The RKO O'Briens were the gold standard of B westerns in this period, with solid stories and acting, fine stunt work and cinematography by Harry Wild -- the opening sequence in which O'Brien stops a stagecoach robbery by leaping onto a horse's back -- the stuntman, actually --is a real corker, shot by a camera traveling in front of the coach. Unlike other B western cameramen, Wild never hesitated to move his camera, particularly in the outdoor shots.

This one is the film premiere of future Ford stock company member and Academy Award winner Ben Johnson, who is a member of the stunt team. That might be him doing the leap onto the horse's back.