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Film debut of Gene Tierney.
The studio bought the rights to the James brothers, but changed the facts for entertainment. Although Frank surrendered and stood trial for several robberies without being convicted, he never sought revenge on the Ford brothers. Charlie committed suicide in 1884 and Robert was murdered in Colorado in 1892.
The original treatment had Frank romantically interested in the reporter played by Gene Tierney, but the studio became fearful of a possible lawsuit by Frank's widow and/or son, so it was eliminated from the script.
In Jesse James (1939) and this movie, the sequel, John Carradine, plays the historical figure Bob Ford, the resentful wannabe member of the James-Younger gang, who shot and killed Jesse James. The movie The Long Riders (1980) features Carradine's three sons David, Keith, and Robert, in the roles of the gang's Younger brothers.
Jackie Cooper and Matthew 'Stymie' Beard (as Stymie Beard) shared the same screen for the first time since their last appearances together in Bargain Day (1931) (as Hal Roach's Rascals).
"Frank James: I can't talk without thinking, not being a lawyer."
"Maj. Rufus Cobb: Now read it back to me, Roy. Roy: "If we are ever going to have law and order in this part of the country, we got to take vipers like those Fords and that slimy railroad detective Runyon and shoot 'em down like dogs.""
