Film details
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Featuring
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Director
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Country
USA
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Year
1954
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Genre
Western
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Type
Film
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Category
Fiction
Introduction
Nicholas Ray’s mesmerisingly strange western takes the stock idea of ranchers trying to keep out newcomers and turns it into a heady allegorical fable about xenophobic persecution centred on the sexual rivalries of saloon owner Vienna (Crawford) and repressed, vengeful and well-named harpy Emma Smalls (McCambridge). It’s a splendid, elemental drama ripe for feminist, Freudian and Marxist interpretation.
Cast & Credits
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Cast
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Vienna
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Johnny Guitar
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Emma Small
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Dancin' Kid
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John McIvers
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Turkey Ralston
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Bart Lonergan
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Old Tom
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Corey
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Marshal Williams
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Eddie
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Andrews
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Pete
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[Ned]
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[Jake]
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[Sam]
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[Frank]
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[Jenks]
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[posse man]
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[posse man]
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[posse man]
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[posse man]
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[posse man]
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Credits
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Direction:
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Directed by
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Assistant Director
Rights:
Production:
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A Republic Production
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Presents
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Associate Producer
Nicholas Ray (uncredited)
Writing:
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Screen Play by
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Based on the novel by
Photography:
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Director of Photography
Special Effects:
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Optical Effects
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Special Effects
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Special Effects
Editing:
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Film Editor
Design:
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Art Director
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Set Decorations
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Set Decorations
Costumes:
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Costumes Designed by
Make-up:
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Makeup Supervision
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Hair Stylist
Music:
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Music
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Song 'Johnny Guitar' by
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Song 'Johnny Guitar' by
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Song 'Johnny Guitar' Sung by
Sound:
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Sound
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Sound
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Sound System
Stunts:
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Stunt Double for Mercedes McCambridge
Helen Griffith (uncredited)
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Stunt Double for Scott Brady
Bob Folkerson (uncredited)
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Stunt Double for Sterling Hayden
Pete Kellett (uncredited)
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Stunt Double for Ernest Borgnine
Forrest Burns (uncredited)
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Stunt Double for Ward Bond
Rocky Shahan (uncredited)
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