Western
Cowboys, Indians, Gamblers, Settlers, Ranchers and Gunslingers play their roles in the epic Western, the shoot 'em up, singing cowboy Westerns, and a few comedy Westerns. While everybody waits for the Cavalry.
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Set around 1900, this remake of "Valley of the Giants" features Kirk Douglas as greedy lumberjack Jim Fallon who wants to use California's Redwood Forest for his own profit. He wants to take control of a verdant forest valley, where a colony of Quakers have taken up residence. A battle ensues for control of the towering forest. Spectacular scenery and fierce dramatic action typify this big screen production with staunch Kirk Douglas in the starring role. »
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The third film in a series of Lone Star westerns made by John Wayne between 1933-35 for producer Paul Malvern, The Lucky Texan features Wayne as Jerry Mason, a young college graduate who, along with old family friend Jake Benson (George Hayes), who locate a secret gold field and the efforts of baddies Lloyd Whitlock and Yakima Canutt to cheat them out of it. »
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From the opening scene - featuring John Wayne strumming a guitar and serendading the birds - you'll quickly work out that this is not the sort of John wayen western you've come to expect after a diet of The Searchers and True Grit. But it was in these and other films from the early days of Hollywood that Wayne learned his craft and became the Duke. »
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Despite it's Caine and Able parallels, Vengeance Valley heaps a spoonful of sugar into its tale. Owen Daybright (Lancaster) and Lee Strobie (Walker) are two step-brothers, Strobie's father Arch (Collins) having taken the young Daybright under his wing and raised him as his if he was his own child. »
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