O Tesouro do Bandoleiro

Título original: The Nevadan

1950
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1 h 21 min

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Randolph Scott in O Tesouro do Bandoleiro (1950)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA mysterious stranger crosses paths with an outlaw bank robber and a greedy rancher.A mysterious stranger crosses paths with an outlaw bank robber and a greedy rancher.A mysterious stranger crosses paths with an outlaw bank robber and a greedy rancher.

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Randolph Scott

Andrew Barclay

Dorothy Malone

Karen Galt

Forrest Tucker

Tom Tanner

Frank Faylen

Jeff

George Macready

Edward Galt

Charles Kemper

Sheriff Dyke Merrick

Jeff Corey

Bart

Tom Powers

Bill Martin

Jock Mahoney

Sandy
(as Jock O'Mahoney)

Victor Adamson

Barfly
(não creditado)

Stanley Andrews

Deputy Morgan
(não creditado)

Stanley Blystone

Red Sand Bank Clerk
(não creditado)

John Bose

Townsman
(não creditado)

Jack Evans

Barfly
(não creditado)

Budd Fine

Bartender
(não creditado)

Nacho Galindo

Mexican Stagecoach Driver
(não creditado)

Slim Gaut

Townsman
(não creditado)

Charles Halton

Red Sand Bank Manager
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
Besides having a small role in the film, Jock Mahoney also served as Randolph Scott's double in the fight scene.

Erros de gravação
During the fight scene in the mine over the gold a partial collapse of the wooden structure supporting the roof is caused by Scott crashing into a column. Pieces of the collapsed beams can be seen swinging around from the mine ceiling on silver grip chain used to 'safety' and control the special effect collapse instead of falling to the ground.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Most of the below-the-line personnel are billed at the end, rather than in the opening credits.

Conexões
Referenced in Svengoolie: Dr. Cyclops (2011)

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Warming up for the Boetticher films

For Randolph Scott, the 1950s started with the Columbia film The Nevadan, co-starring Forrest Tucker, George Macready and Dorothy Malone. Scott and Tucker have a marvelous give-and-take relationship that anticipates the rivalries to come in the Boetticher films. Frank Faylen and Jeff Corey give colorful performances as henchmen who are brothers, and have a rivalry of their own. Jock Mahoney has a small role, and doubles for Scott in the fight scene at the end. Only the cheap Cinecolor process betrays the slight budget, excellent direction by the unsung Gordon Douglas.