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Along the Great Divide Overview:

Along the Great Divide (1951) was a Western - Romance Film directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by Anthony Veiller.

SYNOPSIS

A cowboy yarn with all the usual elements of an innocent man facing mob justice, a powerful cattle baron willing to take the law into his own hands, and spectacular High Sierra vistas - but interesting as Douglas's first Western outing.

(Source: available at Amazon AMC Classic Movie Companion).

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Along the Great Divide Quotes:

Timothy 'Pop' Keith: [to Merrick] Just as long as you're conscious, I'm a goner, so I aim to make you unconscious.

Timothy 'Pop' Keith: You know it's frightening what can happen to a man. A law officer in the family! It's downright terrifyin'!

Marshal Len Merrick: You're all guilty. You'll all pay.

Billy Shear: If she's as good cooking as she's at ambushing, what have we got to lose?
Marshal Len Merrick: Only our lives.

Timothy 'Pop' Keith: [In the midst of singing "Down in the Valley"] I never thought I'd be singin' my way to my own trial.
Marshal Len Merrick: [Painfully listening to him continue to sing] Mister, they're trying you for the wrong crime.
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