Al Jennings of Oklahoma (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Ray Nazarro |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Action, Romance, Western |
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Dan Duryea(as Al Jennings)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
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1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Dan Duryea
(as Al Jennings)
Gale Storm(as Margo St. Claire)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
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1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Gale Storm
(as Margo St. Claire)
Dick Foran(as Frank Jennings)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Dick Foran
(as Frank Jennings)
John Ridgely(as Railroad Detective Dan Hanes)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
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1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
John Ridgely
(as Railroad Detective Dan...)
Jimmie Dodd(as Buck Botkin)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Jimmie Dodd
(as Buck Botkin)
Louis Jean Heydt(as John Jennings)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Louis Jean Heydt
(as John Jennings)
Harry Cording(as Mike Bridges)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Harry Cording
(as Mike Bridges)
Myron Healey(as Confederate Corporal)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Al Jennings of Oklahoma
Released
1951
Myron Healey
(as Confederate Corporal)
Al Jennings of Oklahoma Overview:
Al Jennings of Oklahoma (1951) was a Action - Romance Film directed by Ray Nazarro .
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Al Jennings of Oklahoma Quotes:
Al Jennings:
There's an old saying about juries - the longer they're out, the better your chances.
Frank Jennings:
Any of the old bunch still around?
Lon Tuttle: Not many. Fred Salter is in jail for cattle rustling. Sammy Page and Doc Wrightmire got themselves hung for horse stealing. And the last I heard of Pete Kincaid, he was down in Indian country for his health. He got a sudden attack of lead poisoning running away from a posse. That leaves me and Buck and Slim Harris.
Frank Jennings: Things must be pretty quiet around here.
See More Quotes from Al Jennings of OklahomaLon Tuttle: Not many. Fred Salter is in jail for cattle rustling. Sammy Page and Doc Wrightmire got themselves hung for horse stealing. And the last I heard of Pete Kincaid, he was down in Indian country for his health. He got a sudden attack of lead poisoning running away from a posse. That leaves me and Buck and Slim Harris.
Frank Jennings: Things must be pretty quiet around here.