The Violent Men (1955)

Dir: Rudolph Maté Western stars 3

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The Violent Men is an American western first released in 1955, directed by Rudolph Maté. The film is based on a novel by Donald Hamilton and stars Glenn Ford, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson, Dianne Foster and Brian Keith. It has also been released under the title: Rough Company. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Rudolph Maté
Script: Harry Kleiner, Donald Hamilton (novel)
Photo: W. Howard Greene, Burnett Guffey
Music: Max Steiner
Cast: Glenn Ford (John Parrish), Barbara Stanwyck (Martha Wilkison), Edward G. Robinson (Lee Wilkison), Dianne Foster (Judith Wilkison), Brian Keith (Cole Wilkison), May Wynn (Caroline Vail), Warner Anderson (Jim McCloud), Basil Ruysdael (Tex Hinkleman), Lita Milan (Elena), Richard Jaeckel (Wade Matlock), James Westerfield (Sheriff Magruder), Jack Kelly (De Rosa, Parrish Rider), Willis Bouchey (Sheriff Martin Kenner), Harry Shannon (Purdue), James Anderson (Hank Purdue), Carl Andre (Dryer), Walter Beaver (Hinkleman’s Son), Robert Bice (Tony, Parrish Ranch Hand), Edmund Cobb (Anchor Rider with Magruder), Frank Ferguson (Mahoney), Raymond Greenleaf (Dr. Henry Crowell), John Halloran (Second Farmer), Peter Hansen (George Menefee), Don C. Harvey (Jackson), Thomas Browne Henry (Mr. Vail), Ethan Laidlaw (Barfly), Kenneth Patterson (First Farmer), William Phipps (Bud Hinkleman), Katherine Warren (Mrs. Vail)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 96 min
Aka: Rough Company; The Bandits

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