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Legendary western actor Ken Maynard stars in this action-packed classic. He goes undercover and infiltrates a group of outlaws to find out who murdered one of his closest friends.
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George Stevens' classic Western, adaptated from the Jack Schaefer novel, stars Alan Ladd in the title role. Riding the ranges of Wyoming's Grand Tetons, Shane stops at the farm of homesteader Joe Starrett (Van Heflin) just before Ryker (Emile Meyer), a powerful and predatory cattleman, arrives with his hired muscle to make the farmer a threatening offer for land that he intends to get by any means necessary. When Shane lets the cattle baron know that his gun will back Starrett if there's any trouble, the grateful homesteader offers the stranger a job as a hired hand, which he accepts. Joe's young son Joey (Brandon de Wilde) is drawn to the quiet stranger, whose difference from the men he knows is confirmed by the accidental revelation of a gunfighter's lightning reflexes. Shane becomes a valuable asset to the farm, but is slowly drawn into the continuing hostilities between the two opposing groups. To complicate matters, Shane feels an unspoken, and unwanted, attraction to Starrett's wife Marian (Jean Arthur). This creates a sense of ambivalence in Joe, whose son already idolizes the gunslinger. Stevens' meticulous artistry imbues the simple Western with the mythic aura of an Arthurian legend, as Loyal Griggs' beautifully composed images provide the canvas for career performances by Ladd, Heflin, Arthur, and de Wilde, in what many regard as the finest western ever made.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Dolby 3.0 - EnglishRestored Mono - EnglishMono - FrenchAdditional Release Material:Audio Commentary by Production Assistant George Stevens Jr. and Associate Producer Ivan MoffatTheatrical TrailerInteractive Features:Scene AccessInteractive Menus
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A gang of beautiful women ride the dusty range slinging sixshooters in this rollicking western. Available in an unrated version.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CasePan& ScanWidescreen
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In this 1941 western, Roy Rogers plays Steve Blane, a New York reporter who befriends Arapaho Brown (George Gabby Hayes) while he's investigating some gunmen and their possible connection with a Wyoming cattlemen's war. However, Blane doesn't find what he expects and finds himself relying him for help!DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Audio:
Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Sidekicks FeatureInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Gallery: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Biography Roy Rogers Museum Tour
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Sheriff Henry Tawes (Gregory Peck) is a by-the-book lawmaker who holds everyone to his rigorously held standards, but when he encounters Alma McCain (Tuesday Weld), he finds himself unable to tame his wilder side. Unfortunately, Alma is the daughter of a local moonshiner, Carl McCain (Ralph Meeker), whom Tawes has been trying to shut down. Instead, he clears the way for McCain to carry on, and even after a fellow officer is shot due to his carelessness, Tawes is unable to give up his desire for Alma, and abandons his own wife (Estelle Parsons) to chase her.
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