Blazing Across the Pecos

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Red Arnall, Smiley Burnette, Charles Starrett, and The Western Aces in Blazing Across the Pecos (1948)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Durango Kid and Marshal Smiley Burnette complicate a corrupt mayor and his henchman's efforts to take over a town.The Durango Kid and Marshal Smiley Burnette complicate a corrupt mayor and his henchman's efforts to take over a town.The Durango Kid and Marshal Smiley Burnette complicate a corrupt mayor and his henchman's efforts to take over a town.

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Rôles principaux25

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Charles Starrett

Steve Blake aka The Durango Kid

Patricia Barry

Lola Carter
(as Patricia White)

Paul Campbell

Jim Traynor

Charles C. Wilson

Mayor Ace Brockway
(as Charles Wilson)

Thomas E. Jackson

Matt Carter
(as Thomas Jackson)

Jack Ingram

Buckshot Thomas

Red Arnall

Guitar Player Red Arnall

The Western Aces

Saloon Musicians
(as Red Arnall and The Western Aces)

Smiley Burnette

Marshal Smiley Burnette

Emile Avery

Townsman
(non crédité)

Steve Benton

Townsman
(non crédité)

Buck Bucko

Messenger
(non crédité)

Bill Clark

Townsman
(non crédité)

Paul Conrad

Sleepy Larsen
(non crédité)

Slim Gaut

Townsman
(non crédité)

Pierce Lyden

Mr. Jason
(non crédité)

Jock Mahoney

Reports Indian Raid
(non crédité)

Frank McCarroll

Gunsmoke Ballard
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Ray Nazarro
Scénario
- Norman S. Hall
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Anecdotes
Actor Charles C. Wilson, who played corrupt Mayor Ace Brockway. never lived to see the release of this film in the summer of 1948. He died at age 53 of an esophageal hemorrhage on January 7, 1948.

Gaffes
When the Durango Kid shot the outlaw guarding the rifles in the stagecoach, he was chasing it from behind and the man in the stagecoach was sitting with his back to the rear of the coach. When he was shot, the man clutched his chest, so not only did Durango hit him in the chest from behind, but the bullet would have had to make a ninety degree left turn into the stagecoach.

Citations
[first lines]
Ace Brockway: Well, Buckshot, how'd it go?
Buckshot Thomas: How'd it go? How'd you expect it would go with me handlin' the deal? Those redskins wiped out that whole trading post!
Ace Brockway: That makes three. Let's see, there's two more to go. Why Matt Carter won't have a dollar to his name inside of a month!

Connexions
Edited from Roaring Rangers (1946)

Bandes originales
Going Back to Texas
(uncredited)
Written by Joe Brockman and John Cornell
Performed by Red Arnall and The Western Aces

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Totally unimaginative

I have seen several Durango Kid westerns over the past few months on the Western Channel and they are usually somewhat entertaining with good writing and with a few twists. If this had been the first one that I had ever seen I would have never bothered to see any others. The plot was like a child's western and it lead up to nothing. What did not help was the unusually poor print quality. I wish I could have that hour of my life back.