Pistole puntate (1948)

Interpreti principali60

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George Montgomery

Marshal Tom Jackson

Rod Cameron

Bob 'Bitter Creek' Yauntis

Ruth Roman

Cimarron Rose

Wallace Ford

Lafe Bailey

Charles Kemper

Deputy Gaffer

William Phipps

Yuma Talbott

Edith King

Mrs. Allen

Jack Lambert

Bronc Wilson

Fred Libby

Slim Smith

Isabel Jewell

Belle Starr

J. Farrell MacDonald

Doc Benson

Chris-Pin Martin

Spanish George
(as Cris-Pin Martin)

Larry Johns

Marshal Jed Purdy

Kenneth MacDonald

Uncle Jim Davis

Christine Larson

Marie
(as Christine Larsen)

Charles Stevens

Cherokee Joe

William Perrott

Marshal Jed Loftus

Mary Foran

Bonnie

Regia
- Lesley Selander
Sceneggiatura
- W.R. Burnett
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First film in which Ruth Roman was given star billing. This was the first time her name appeared above the title.

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The story takes place in the 1890's, but the topless, strapless evening gown that Rose wears at the party is strictly 1948, and no woman in the era being depicted would have dared wear such a creation, even if one did exist.

Citazioni
Bob 'Bitter Creek' Yauntis: She's my idea of an honest-to-John woman.

Curiosità sui crediti
Foreword: In the late 80's, one of the West's great battles against banditry was deadlocked. A truce was reached between the town of Antioch and Belle Starr, the bandit queen of nearby Cherokee Flats. Antioch's marshal agreed not to invade the outlaw territory of Cherokee Flats, if Belle Starr kept her gunmen out of Antioch. It was, at best, an uneasy truce.

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Whoopee Ti Yi Yo
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Written by Henri Klickmann and Sterling Sherwin

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The most peculiarity of this western is to have Rod Cameron as the villain, the only one I guess of his whole career. I admit he was young at this time, the late forties, but it remains an interesting role for his fans. He will shine later in Republic Pictures, westerns most of them and some crime films. The rest of this solid B movie is totally foreseeable, classic, bringing no surprise at all. Lesley Selander was a prolific chain film maker, especially for westerns and this one remains among his best, not the most memorable though, but worth catching if you can. Rod Cameron as a villain, he who was for me some kind of poor man's Randolph Scott.