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Top Action Performance | 1960 | Richard
Budget 2,400,000 USD
Box Office Collection 1,700,000 USD
DeForest Kelley rather famously told an anecdote about the filming of this movie in his later years on the Star Trek convention circuit, about the time Princess Sofia of Greece was visiting the set and Kelley flubbed a scene by falling over a chair onto his backside and saying, "Oh, shit," in front of the princess. Henry Fonda told him the following Monday not to worry about it because he had danced with the princess over the weekend and ascertained that she had no idea what "shit" meant. This did not stop Kelley from getting a standing ovation at the commissary when the cast and crew broke for lunch.
Edward Dmytryk later denied that the gay subtext was intentional.
Uncredited - Frank Gorshin at the start of his career, as Billy. His character was Widmark's younger brother.
Blaisedell's salary was very high for the time at $400/month. On the TV series Lawman (1958) for example, Marshall Troop's salary was $60/month. $400 circa 1880 is equivalent to about $9,000 in 2017 dollars.
Richard Widmark and Henry Fonda appeared in five movies together, the others being How the West was Won (1962), Madigan (1968), Rollercoaster (1977) and The Swarm (1978). They were both married to the same woman, the socialite Susan Blanchard.
"Johnny Gannon: He just saved your life, Billy! I wonder why..."
"Jessie Marlow: The men you posted are coming into town. Clay Blaisedell: I thank you for warning me, but I've already heard. Jessie Marlow: Why does it have to happen? Why do these things always have to end in bloodshed? Clay Blaisedell: Ah, that's how things are, Miss Jessie. That's why I was hired... why you hired me. Jessie Marlow: And so they'll come into town, and you'll shoot them all down dog-dead in the street, is that it? Clay Blaisedell: Or them me. Jessie Marlow: Or them you..."
