Overview
Carbine Williams is an American crime film first released in 1952,
directed by Richard Thorpe.
The film stars James Stewart, Jean Hagen, Wendell Corey, Carl Benton Reid and Paul Stewart.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Richard Thorpe
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Script: Art Cohn
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Photo: William C. Mellor
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Cast: James Stewart (David Marshall ’Marsh’ Williams),
Jean Hagen (Maggie Williams),
Wendell Corey (Capt. H.T. Peoples),
Carl Benton Reid (Claude Williams),
Paul Stewart (’Dutch’ Kruger),
Otto Hulett (Mobley (guard at chain-gang camp)),
Rhys Williams (Redwick Karson),
Herbert Heyes (Lionel Daniels),
James Arness (Leon Williams),
Porter Hall (Sam Markley),
Fay Roope (District Attorney),
Ralph Dumke (Andrew White (Williams’ attorney)),
Leif Erickson (Feder (prisoner at chain-gang camp)),
Henry Corden (Bill Stockton),
Frank Richards (Truex),
Howard Petrie (Sheriff),
Stuart Randall (Deputy Sheriff Tom Vennar),
Dan Riss (Jesse Rimmer (federal agent)),
Jonathan Hale (Judge Henry P. Lane),
Bob Alden (Messenger),
Willis Bouchey (Joseph Mitchell (Winchester Arms representative)),
Marshall Bradford (Board member),
Harry Cheshire (Judge Kerr),
Norma Jean Cramer (Mary Ruth Williams),
Jordan Cronenweth (Will Williams),
Lillian Culver (Mrs. Laura Williams),
John Doucette (Gavrey (prisoner at chain-gang camp)),
Sam Flint (Board member),
Robert Foulk (Chain-gang guard),
Jon Gardner (Wesley Williams),
James Harrison (Trusty),
Nolan Leary (Board member),
Bert LeBaron (Guard),
Marlene Lyden (Mary Eloise Williams),
Harry Macklin (John Williams),
David McMahon (Prison guard),
Emile Meyer (Head guard),
Erik Nielsen (Gordon Williams),
Fiona O’Shiel (Mrs. Rimmer),
George Pembroke (Board member),
Lee Phelps (Guard),
Richard Reeves (Guard in cage),
Gene Roth (Railroad construction boss),
John Smith (Sheldon (Mac) Williams),
Emmett Vogan (Mr. Swanson),
Robert J. Wilke (Guard on train),
Duke York (Guard)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 92 min; B&W
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