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Yellow Sky (1948) Crime / Western

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Yellow Sky is an American western first released in 1948, directed by William A. Wellman. The film stars Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter, Richard Widmark, Robert Arthur and John Russell. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: William A. Wellman
Script: Lamar Trotti, W.R. Burnett
Photo: Joseph MacDonald
Music: Alfred Newman
Cast: Gregory Peck (James ’Stretch’ Dawson), Anne Baxter (Constance Mae ’Mike’), Richard Widmark (Dude), Robert Arthur (Bull Run), John Russell (Lengthy), Harry Morgan (Half Pint), James Barton (Grandpa), Charles Kemper (Walrus), William Wellman Jr. (Boy in Hayloft (scenes deleted)), Robert Adler (Jed), Ray Beltram (Indian), Harry Carter (Cavalry Lieutenant), William Gould (Banker), Eula Guy (Woman Bank Customer), Paul Hurst (Drunk), Victor Kilian (Bartender), Norman Leavitt (Bank teller), José Sáenz (Indian), Jay Silverheels (Indian), Norm Taylor (Indian), Hank Worden (Rancher, Bank Customer), Chief Yowlachie (Colorado)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 98 min; B&W

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