4464
left column
- ABILINE TOWN.
(1946)
w/ Ann Dvorak; L. Bridges & Rhonda Fleming.(BW)
- RAGE AT DAWN.
(1955)
w/ Forrest Tucker.
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## HEADING: WESTERNS ## LEFT COLUMN 4464. RANDOLPH SCOTT: ABILINE TOWN. (BW)(1946) Ann Dvorak, L. Bridges & Rhonda Fleming. RAGE AT DAWN. (1955) w/Forrest Tucker. 1909. GUNFIGHT AT THE O.K. CORRAL. Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas.(1957) MY DARLING CLEMENTINE.(BW)(1946) Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, W. Brennan. I MARRIED WYATT EARP. (1983) w/Marie Osmond & Bruce Boxleitner. HOUR OF THE GUN. (1967) James Garner, Jason Robards & Robert Ryan. Doc Holliday Wyatt Earp 1910. RANCHO NOTORIOUS. (1952) w/Marlene Dietrich & Mel Ferrer. THE GREAT NORTHFIELD MINNESOTA RAID, w/Cliff Robertson, (1972) Robt. Duvall & R. G. Armstrong. THE LONG RIDERS. (1980) w/David & Keith Carradine and Stacy & Keith Keach. THE QUICK & THE DEAD. (1987) Sam Elliott, Tom Conti, Kate Capshaw. 1911. CLINT EASTWOOD: CLINT EASTWOOD ON WESTERNS.7/20/92 HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER. (1973) w/Verna Bloom & Mariana Hill. JOE KIDD, w/Robt. Duvall,(1972) John Saxon & Don Stroud. TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA. w/Shirley MacLaine. (1970) THUNDERBOLT & LIGHTFOOT.(1974) w/Jeff Bridges & Geo. Kennedy. (edited) ## RIGHT COLUMN 1912. CLINT EASTWOOD: UNFORGIVEN. (1992) w/Gene Hackman- Supporting Oscar. Richard Harris & Morgan Freeman. Best Picture Oscar. Movie: Only the third Western to win an Academy Award for Best Picture (1931's "Cimarron" and 1990's "Dances with Wolves" are the others), 1992's★★★★ "Unforgiven" is a gritty psychological study of a bounty hunt. Best Director Clint Eastwood stars. See the Close-up THE ROOKIE. (1990) w/Charlie Sheen, Raul Julia, Sonia Braga, Tom Skerritt & Lara Flynn Boyle. IN THE LINE OF FIRE. (1993) w/John Malkovich, Rene Russo, Dylon McDermott, Gary Cole, John Mahoney & Fred Dalton Thompson. 'In the Line of Fire': It's agent vs. assassin Turn off the phone, bust out the popcorn, settle back—Saturday-night rentals don't get much better than this. It's a fast-paced thriller with suspense, humor, a little ro- mance, and classy performances from Clint Eastwood, John Malkovich, Rene Russo, and company. Eastwood is aging Secret Service agent Frank Horrigan, "a borderline burnout with questionable so- cial skills." Malkovich is a cunningly in- telligent assassin who's out to kill not only the President but Horrigan as well, and who knows how to play on the agent's recurring nightmare: his failure to pro- tect JFK in 1963. It's the best assassin movie since "The Day of the Jackal." (R 2:07 Columbia TriStar CC)