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Gun Fury (1953)

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Release Date: Oct 30, 1953 Wide

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Originally shot in 3-D, Gun Fury opens with wealthy rancher Ben Warren (Rock Hudson) and his fianc�e Jennifer Ballard (Donna Reed) aboard a stagecoach bound for California. Having recently fought in the Civil War, Ben is looking forward to returning to a peaceful life with his soon-to-be wife. Unfortunately, the coach is set upon by embittered ex-Confederate soldier Frank Slayton Philip Carey) and his gang. In the ensuing conflict, Ben is shot and left for dead, while Jennifer is kidnapped by

Unrated, 1 hr. 23 min.

Western, Action & Adventure, Classics

Directed By: Raoul Walsh

Written By: Irving Wallace, Roy Huggins

In Theaters: Oct 30, 1953 Wide

On DVD: May 31, 2005

Cast

Rock Hudson
Ben Warren
Donna Reed
Jennifer Ballard
Philip Carey
Frank Slayton
Neville Brand
Brazos
Don Carlos
Vincente
John David Carson
Westy
Leo Gordon
Tom "Jess" Burgess
Roberta Haynes
Estella Morales
Robert Herron
Curly Jordan
Pat Hogan
Johsah
Forrest Lewis
Weatherby
Lee Marvin
Blinky
Post Park
Billy Whiskers
J.C. Quinn
Phil Rawlins
Jim Morse
Elaine Stritch
Mel Welles
Pete Barrato
Ray Thomas
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Interesting Western with themes of non-violence.

July 17, 2009 Full Review Source: Classic Film and Television

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Michael E. Grost

Classic Film and Television

The terrible ending, where the Rock Hudson character suddenly acts out of character, almost wrecks this straight-forward Western actioner.

January 19, 2006 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Dennis Schwartz

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Beautiful looking western in dazzling Technicolor is otherwise an ordinary affair but does have Rock Hudson and Donna Reed both on the cusp of bigger things. Donna made From Here to Eternity the same year as this and Rock would break out of the B's the next year with Magnificient Obsession, This film does have a good

April 7, 2011

jay nixon

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Not a good movie and the 3-D doesn't even save it. Raoul Walsh is a great director, but his one eye may have hampered him on 3-D. The story is formulaic and by the end your just bored. Rock and Reed are engaged, they get robbed,she gets stolen and he is left for dead, and then he tries to get her back, bored yet? This

August 28, 2010