Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTwo brothers separated when young meet as adults, one good and one bad.Two brothers separated when young meet as adults, one good and one bad.Two brothers separated when young meet as adults, one good and one bad.
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Rusty the Horse
- Rusty - Jack's Horse
- (as Rusty the Wonder Horse)
Bob Card
- Buff Gordon
- (as Robert Card)
Monte Rawlins
- Rip - Henchman
- (as Dean Spencer)
Iron Eyes Cody
- Brave
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Buddy Cox
- Young Jimmy
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Texi-Ray Cox
- Young Jack
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
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- QuizThis film received its earliest documented telecasts in Washington DC Wednesday 14 July 1948 on WTTG (Channel 5), in New York City Tuesday 21 September 1948 on WCBS (Channel 2), in Chicago Wednesday 12 January 1949 on WBKB (Channel 4), in Philadelphia Tuesday 20 September 1949 on Frontier Playhouse on WPTZ (Channel 3) and in Los Angeles Saturday 22 October 1949 on KTLA (Channel 5).
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Young Jimmy: Dad said I could shoot Indians and I ain't even seen one yet.
- ConnessioniRemake of Verso il West! (1935)
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Jack Randall and Dennis Moore play the Winters brothers in Across The Plains. The problem for both of them is that they don't know they're brothers until the very end of the film.
The reason being is that they were separated as kids during an attack on the wagon train. The outlaws who did the deed took the child who grew up to be Moore and raised him. Of course they told the kid it was Indians who killed his parents.
Real Indians found the older kid who grew up to be Randall and raised him as they're own, in fact he now goes by the nickname of Cherokee. Odd though since they're in Apache country.
But despite those little faux pas, Across The Plains is not a bad western. Randall grows up to be a trail scout and Moore an outlaw. If you've watched a gazillion B westerns, I think you know how this will end, especially with both being interested in the same girl played by Joyce Bryant.
I'm sure this Monogram B played well for the Saturday afternoon kid trade back in the day.
The reason being is that they were separated as kids during an attack on the wagon train. The outlaws who did the deed took the child who grew up to be Moore and raised him. Of course they told the kid it was Indians who killed his parents.
Real Indians found the older kid who grew up to be Randall and raised him as they're own, in fact he now goes by the nickname of Cherokee. Odd though since they're in Apache country.
But despite those little faux pas, Across The Plains is not a bad western. Randall grows up to be a trail scout and Moore an outlaw. If you've watched a gazillion B westerns, I think you know how this will end, especially with both being interested in the same girl played by Joyce Bryant.
I'm sure this Monogram B played well for the Saturday afternoon kid trade back in the day.
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- 1 lug 2010
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By what name was Across the Plains (1939) officially released in Canada in English?
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