Summary
High, Wide, and Handsome is an American western first released in 1937,
directed by Rouben Mamoulian.
The film stars Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott, Dorothy Lamour, Elizabeth Patterson and Raymond Walburn.
Our overall rating for this film is: very good.
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Credits
- Director: Rouben Mamoulian
- Script: Oscar Hammerstein II, George O’Neil
- Photo: Victor Milner, Theodor Sparkuhl
- Music: Robert Russell Bennett
- Cast: Irene Dunne (Sally Watterson), Randolph Scott (Peter Cortlandt), Dorothy Lamour (Molly Fuller), Elizabeth Patterson (Grandma Cortlandt), Raymond Walburn (Doc Watterson), Charles Bickford (Red Scanlon), Akim Tamiroff (Joe Varese), Ben Blue (Zeke), William Frawley (Mac), Alan Hale (Walt Brennan), Irving Pichel (Mr. Stark), Stanley Andrews (Lem Moulton), James Burke (Stackpole), Roger Imhof (Pop Bowers), Lucien Littlefield (Mr. Lippincott), Edward Gargan (Foreman), Purnell Pratt (Col. Blake), Constance Bergen (Singer), Billy Bletcher (Shorty), Monte Blue, Horace G. Brown (Oil line worker), Raymond Brown (P.T. Barnum), Tommy Bupp (Boy), Marjorie Cameron (Blonde singer), Jack Clifford (Wash Miller), Sherry Hall (Piano player), Dell Henderson (Bank president), Russell Hopton (John Thompson), Edward Keane (Jones), Lew Kelly (Carpenter), Paul Kruger (Man), Helen Lowell (Mrs. Lippincott), John Marshall (Teller), Claire McDowell (Seamstress), Ivan Miller (Marble), Philip Morris (Teamster), John T. Murray (Mr. Green), Rolfe Sedan (Photographer), Harry Semels (Bartender), John M. Sullivan (Old gentleman), Frank Sully (Gabby Johnson), Fred Warren (Piano player), Pat West (Razorback), Ernest Wood (Hotel clerk), Olympe Bradna, Louise Carver (Townswoman), George MacQuarrie (Peter’s man), Frank Shannon (Peter’s man), Dorothy Vernon (Townswoman)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 110 min; B&W
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