Thunder Over Arizona

1956
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1h 10m

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Skip Homeier and Kristine Miller in Thunder Over Arizona (1956)

A rich vein of ore is discovered in a silver mine near a small town. The corrupt Mayor almost succeeds in seizing control of the mine.A rich vein of ore is discovered in a silver mine near a small town. The corrupt Mayor almost succeeds in seizing control of the mine.A rich vein of ore is discovered in a silver mine near a small town. The corrupt Mayor almost succeeds in seizing control of the mine.

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5.3/10

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Skip Homeier

Tim Mallory

Kristine Miller

Fay Warren

George Macready

Ervin Plummer

Wallace Ford

Hal Stiles

Nacho Galindo

Pancho

Gregory Walcott

Mark Warren

Jack Elam

Slats Callahan

George Keymas

Shotgun Kelly

John Doucette

Deputy Rand

John Compton

Tab Warren

Robert Swan

Jud Warren
(as Bob Swan)

Julian Rivero

Padre Ortega

Francis McDonald

Pliny Warren

Abdullah Abbas

Townsman
(uncredited)

Rudy Bowman

Townsman
(uncredited)

Blondy Brunzell

Barfly
(uncredited)

Billy Dix

Gunman
(uncredited)

Bob Folkerson

Shotgun Rider
(uncredited)

Director
- Joseph Kane
Writer
- Sloan Nibley
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After fighting in the dirt and being shot in the forehead by one of Fay Warren's brothers, Tim Mallory exits Fay's home behind her with dirt stains scraped into his shirt on both shoulders and he is looking generally disheveled after the fight. When we see the pair outside in the next shot, however, Tim's appearance has changed to clean-cut and unblemished, a freshly cleaned and ironed shirt with not a stain or crease to be seen on him.

Connections
Remake of Sheriff of Tombstone (1941)

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5/10

Worth watching-if only once!

George Macready (as the head villain) was looking seriously too old when this was made. One of those good v bad type of westerns with, in this case, limited acting ability. Not a lengthy film, but for those who enjoy the good guys beating the odds, its not bad TV especially on a wet afternoon.