Classic Westerns 3-Film Collection [WS] [3 Discs]
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Rating:
NR-
Language:
Eng Studio:
20th Century FoxUPC:
883904121985Year of Release:
2008Item Number:
MGD012198Release Date:
10/14/2008Genre:
Indian Western –
Psychological Western –
Revisionist Western –
Traditional Western –
Western
Format:
DVD
MOVIE DESCRIPTION:
Saddle up, podners and grab hold of this three disc collectors set featuring three classic Westerns from the golden age of Hollywood. Contains The Way West, The Bravados, and Broken Arrow.
DVD FEATURES:
- Number of Discs: 3
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 (Cinemascope)
- Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo
- Features:
- cc
AWARDS
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
- Nominated Best Color Cinematography - 1950 (Ernest Palmer)
- Nominated Best Screenplay - 1950 (Michael Blankfort)
- Nominated Best Supporting Actor - 1950 (Jeff Chandler)
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
- Won Motion Picture Promoting International Understanding - 1950
- Nominated Best Cinematography - Color - 1950 (Ernest Palmer)
National Board of Review
- Won Best Supporting Actor - 1958 (Albert Salmi)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
Gregory Peck - Jim Douglas
Jeff Chandler - Cochise
Debra Paget - Sonseeahray
Albert Salmi - Ed Taylor
Henry Silva - Lujan
Joyce MacKenzie - Terry
Arthur Hunnicutt - Duffield
George Voskovec - Gus Steinmetz
Herbert Rudley - Sheriff Elroy Sanchez
Argentina Brunetti - Nalikadeya
Andrew Duggan - Padre
Harry Carey, Jr. - Mr. McBee
Elisabeth Fraser - Mrs. Fairman
Robert Griffin - Lowrie
Anne Barton - Mrs. Moynihan
Mickey Kuhn - Chip Slade
Eve McVeagh - Mrs. Masters
J.W. Cody - Pionsenay
Ada Carrasco - Mrs. Parral
Charles Soldani - Skinyea
Hal Lynch - Big Henry
Alicia del Lago - Angela Lujan
John Mitchum - Little Henry
Edwin Rand - Sergeant
John Doucette - Mule Driver
Nick Cravat - Calvelli
Gary Morris - Paw-Kee-Mah
Michael Lane - Sioux Chief
Michael Keep - Sioux Brave
Clarke Gordon - Caleb Greenwood
Ken Murray - Hank
Paul Wexler - Barber
Everett Creach - Cattleman
Jim Burk - Cattlemen
Gary McLarty - Cattleman
Chris Willow Bird - NochaloDirector:
Andrew V. McLaglen, Henry King, Delmer DavesProducer:
Harold Hecht, Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr., Julian BlausteinScreenwriter:
Ben MaddowBook Author:
A.B. Guthrie, Jr.Screenwriter:
Mitchell Lindemann, Philip YordanBook Author:
Frank O'Rourke, Elliott ArnoldScreenwriter:
Michael Blankfort, Albert MaltzCinematographer:
William H. Clothier, Leon Shamroy, Ernest PalmerSongwriter:
The Serendipity Singers, Mack DavidComposer (Music Score):
Bronislau KaperMusical Direction/Supervision:
Andre Previn, Bernhard KaunComposer (Music Score):
Lionel Newman, Hugo W. Friedhofer, Alfred NewmanEditor:
Otho Lovering, William Mace, William Ware, J. Watson Webb, Jr.Art Director:
Edward S. Haworth, Mark-Lee Kirk, Lyle Wheeler, Arthur HogsettSet Designer:
Robert Priestley, Chester L. Bayhi, Walter Scott, Thomas K. Little, Fred J. RodeCostume Designer:
Norma Koch, Charles LeMaire, Rene HubertSound/Sound Designer:
Jack Solomon, Bernard Freericks, Harry M. LeonardMakeup:
Frank McCoy, Ben Nye, Sr.Special Effects:
Daniel W. Hays, Fred SersenFirst Assistant Director:
Stanley HoughStunts:
Hal Needham
REVIEW:
- Broken Arrow is a good Western, but it's more important historically as one of the early films to attempt a more balanced view of native Americans on film. Seen today, it seems a bit naive and some of the efforts at fairness come off as heavy-handed, but all in all the basic story and the production are strong enough to offset this. And it's quite impressive to see a film from 1950 in which a white man marries a non-white woman, even if the mores of the time did insist that the marriage had to end tragically. Some will also object to the fact that the leading native American roles are played by white actors, another standard practice at the time. At the time, Jeff Chandler's Cochise was highly praised, with the actor even winning an Academy Award nomination. Today, his performance is less impressive, although this is more due to the stilted characterization demanded of the script than by flaws in Chandler's performance. As might be expected, however, it is James Stewart's performance that really is the one to watch. Freed from the demands placed upon Chandler to represent the nobility of an entire race, Stewart is free to create a living, breathing, thinking, feeling individual, and he does this with the rare grace and talent that is the hallmark of his best work. Delmer Daves directs with a careful hand, and his handling of the action sequences is noteworthy. ~ Craig Butler, Rovi
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