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The Tall Men
Clark Gable, Jane Russell, Robert Ryan and Cameron Mitchell battle Indians, stampeding cattle, the elements and each other in Raoul Walsh's tale of a cattle drive to Montana, The Tall Men (1955).
Shot on location in Technicolor and Cinemascope, the action never stops and neither does the chemistry of Gable and Russell in two of their best roles. It's a rowdy, rip snortin', hell-u-vah time taking you on a long and arduous journey through countless obstacles and revealing what the Old West was really like. It'll keep you fascinated and on the edge of your seat from beginning to end and grateful to be sitting on a couch and not on a saddle. OUCH!
Steve Hayes
Shot on location in Technicolor and Cinemascope, the action never stops and neither does the chemistry of Gable and Russell in two of their best roles. It's a rowdy, rip snortin', hell-u-vah time taking you on a long and arduous journey through countless obstacles and revealing what the Old West was really like. It'll keep you fascinated and on the edge of your seat from beginning to end and grateful to be sitting on a couch and not on a saddle. OUCH!
Steve Hayes
(Syndication is with the kind permission of Steve Hayes.)
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