The Desperadoes
1943, Western, 1h 25m
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Sheriff Steve Upton (Randolph Scott) is a devoted lawman who works tirelessly to keep order in his small town, nestled within the Utah territory. So, when Cheyenne Rogers (Glenn Ford), an old friend with a criminal past, rolls into town, Upton is immediately on edge. Cheyenne assures his pal that all that's behind him now. But when the town bank is robbed, Cheyenne becomes the locals' number one suspect. He'll have to prove his innocence to save himself and his friend's reputation.
Cast & Crew
Randolph Scott
'Sheriff' Steve Upton
'Sheriff' Steve Upton
Glenn Ford
Cheyenne Rogers
Cheyenne Rogers
Claire Trevor
Countess Maletta
Countess Maletta
Evelyn Keyes
Allison McLeod
Allison McLeod
Edgar Buchanan
Uncle Willie McLeod
Uncle Willie McLeod
Raymond Walburn
Judge Cameron
Judge Cameron
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Feb 15, 2011Run of the mill western with a good cast. Some of Claire Trevor's costumes are eyepoppingly over the top. That she can carry them off says a great deal about her class and magnetism. Scott on the other hand whether through his playing of it or the role itself practially evaporates from the screen. Some of the scenes of the open range are fine but then stuck right in the middle are obvious rear projection shots which take you right out of the picture.jay n Super Reviewer
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