Fighting for Justice (1932) - film review

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Fighting for Justice is an American western first released in 1932, directed by Otto Brower. The film stars Tim McCoy, Joyce Compton, Robert Frazer, William V. Mong and Hooper Atchley. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Otto Brower
Script: Robert Quigley, Gladwell Richardson
Photo: Ernest Miller
Cast: Tim McCoy (Tim Keene), Joyce Compton (Amy Tracy), Robert Frazer (Raney), William V. Mong (Gafford), Hooper Atchley (Trent), Henry Sedley (Bull Barnard), Harry Todd (Cookie), Lafe McKee (Sam Tracy), William Bailey (Colorado), Hank Bell (Deputy), Walter Brennan (Cowhand Fletcher), Charles Brinley (Townsman), Fred Burns (Tim’s Ranch Foreman), Horace B. Carpenter (Townsman), Mickey Condon (Accordion Player Mickey Condon), Harry Cording (Henchman), Charles King (Carson), Jack Kirk (Townsman), Fuzzy Knight (Entertainer Fuzzy Knight), Johnny Luther (Cowhand at the Dance), Murdock MacQuarrie (Sheriff), Merrill McCormick (Bernard henchman), Milburn Morante (Townsman), Rose Plumer (Townswoman), Tiny Sandford (Townsman), Glenn Strange (Cowhand), Al Taylor (Henchman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 60 min; B&W

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