Dodge City1939
Dodge City (1939)
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Cast
as Wade Hatton
as Abbie Irving
as Jeff Surrett
as Ruby Gilman
as Joe Clemens
as Algernon `Rusty' Hart
as Matt Cole
as Yancy, Surrett's Henchman
as Dr. Irving
as Col. Dodge
as Tex Baird
as Mrs. Cole
as Munger
as Lee Irving
as Mrs. Ellen Irving
as Surrett's lawyer
as Bud Taylor, Surrett's Henchman
as Harry Cole
as Crocker
as Orth
as Charlie, the Barber
as Mrs. McCoy
as Hammond
as Twitchell
as Coggins
as Barlow, the Indian Agent
as Cattle Auctioneer
as Mail Clerk
as Jaxon, the Marshal
as Clergyman
as Stagecoach Driver/Waiter
as Conductor
as Bartender
as Printer
as Woman
as Brawler
as Man
as Al
as Conductor
as Clerk
as Spieler
as Passenger
as Cowhand
as Engineer
as Man at Funeral
as Train Passenger
as Stage Shotgun Guard
as Townsman
as Man Wanting Revenge by Hanging
Critic Reviews for Dodge City
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''Dodge City,'' Michael Curtiz's rousing 1939 oater about the civilizing of the ''wide-open Babylon of the American West,'' has everything...
Rousing, entertaining Western, with an anti-dictatorship, pro-democracy theme.
Dodge City spirited Errol Flynn away from his swashbuckling milieu and into a Wild West setting, and the match proved so natural that the Australian actor found himself cast in several more sagebrush sagas over the ensuing years.
Top line Warners western w/heroic Errol Flynn's guns blazin'!
Much fun.
Conventional western gets lavish Warners treatment
Audience Reviews for Dodge City
Warner Brothers thought to try Errol Flynn (the latest Douglas Fairbanks at the time), in a western, but he himself was not too sure that his adoring public would accept him, a popular Swashbuckler, in a saddle. He needn't've worried as he, Director Michael Curtiz, and the usual gang of Warner Brothers stock players (including Alan Hale, natch!) serve up a rousing oater good enough for even John Wayne. The barroom brawl has only been topped by Mel Brooks, so go figure. and, of course, waiting in the wings, the ever so demure Olivia de Havilland.
Super Reviewer
Errol goes out West for a gunslinging Tombstone style clean up of new city, Dodge City. I'm not totally keen on westerns to be honest, apart from afew Eastwood pictures they just aren't my thing. Like all westerns of this era they do look kinda quaint and too charming, not very realistic compared to more later westerns (of course), the acting is oh so sweet haha its all very nice and darling with a reasonable amount happening to keep you interested. Olivia de Havilland (film 5 of 9 together with Flynn) and Alan Hale both join Errol again in fine form directed AGAIN by Curtiz...the Warner super star director of all star cast pictures. There is actually plenty of action and fighting with a reasonable amount of smooching here, the technicolour is evident and lovely yet not as good as other films and locations are rural and real, not much set work by the looks of it. Not the best Flynn film for me but I can see why its a classic.
Super Reviewer
Errol Flynn proves he's just as adept with a six gun as a sword in this classic western that reunited him with Olivia De Havilland and Michael Curtiz. Rousing gun fights, bar room brawls and knockabout comedy shot in glorious technicolor.
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