The Last Stand (1938) - film review

Western

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The Last Stand is an American western first released in 1938, directed by Joseph H. Lewis. The film stars Bob Baker, Constance Moore, Fuzzy Knight, Earle Hodgins and Forrest Taylor. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Script: Harry O. Hoyt, Norton S. Parker
Photo: Harry Neumann
Cast: Bob Baker (Tip Douglas posing as the Laredo Kid), Constance Moore (Nancy Drake), Fuzzy Knight (Pepper), Earle Hodgins (Thorn Evans), Forrest Taylor (Turner), Glenn Strange (Henchman Joe), Sam Flint (Calhourn), Jimmy Phillips (Henchman Tom), Jack Kirk (Henchman Ed), Gene Alsace (Rustler), Apache (Bob’s Horse), Bob Burns (Rancher), Bob Card (Turner cowhand), Horace B. Carpenter (Cattleman), Victor Cox (Rustler), Frank Ellis (Posse Member), Olin Francis (Border Guard), Herman Hack (Spots rustlers), George Hazel (Rustler), Jack Montgomery (Lookout Guard), Tex Palmer (Cowhand), Fred Parker (Cattle counter at border), George Plues (Stage driver), Bud Pope (Rustler), Jack C. Smith (Cattleman), Hank Worden (Rustler playing fiddle at campfire)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 56 min; B&W

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