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Train Robbery | Grave Digging
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Gary Cooper was, at nearly 57, a decade older than Lee J. Cobb who played his "Uncle" Dock Tobin. Even with heavy makeup, it was generally agreed that Cobb still looked younger than Cooper, and Cooper was actually about 20 years older than his character was supposed to be. In addition, Cooper and John Dehner talk about being children together, but Dehner was actually 14 years younger than Cooper.
The opening credits list a title song, composed by Bobby Troup, the husband of leading lady Julie London. However, there is no song featured in the actual movie.
The last film Gary Cooper made before having plastic surgery in April 1958.
Stewart Granger was originally announced for the lead role.
James Stewart was never considered for the lead role, as he had fallen out with director Anthony Mann the previous year.
"Link Jones: You know what I feel inside of me? I feel like killing. Like, like a sickness come back. I want to kill every last one of those Tobins. And that makes me just like they are. What I busted my back all those years trying not to be."
"Link Jones: Lassoo's a ghost town, and that's what you are, Dock! You've outlived your kind and outlived your time, and I'm comin' to get you!"
