Bad Bascomb (1946) |
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| Director(s) | S. Sylvan Simon |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Wallace Beery(as Zeb Bascomb alias Ezekiel 'Zeke' Smith)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
Wallace Beery
(as Zeb Bascomb alias Ezek...)
Margaret O'Brien(as Emmy)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Margaret O'Brien
(as Emmy)
Marjorie Main(as Abbey Hanks)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
Marjorie Main
(as Abbey Hanks)
J. Carrol Naish(as Bart Yancy)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
J. Carrol Naish
(as Bart Yancy)
Frances Rafferty(as Dora McCabe)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
Frances Rafferty
(as Dora McCabe)
Marshall Thompson(as Jimmy Holden)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
Marshall Thompson
(as Jimmy Holden)
Russell Simpson(as Elijah Walker)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
Russell Simpson
(as Elijah Walker)
Warner Anderson(as Luther Mason)
Bad Bascomb
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1946
Bad Bascomb
Released
1946
Warner Anderson
(as Luther Mason)
Bad Bascomb Overview:
Bad Bascomb (1946) was a Western - Film directed by S. Sylvan Simon .
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Warner Archive: Margaret O'Brien and Wallace Beery Team Up in Bad Bascomb (1946)
As outlaw Zed Bascomb, Wallace Beery is charmed by Mormon orphan Margaret O'Brien in Bad Bascomb (1946), an under seen western now available on DVD from Warner Archive. While Bascomb is terrorizing the Rocky Mountain territories with his gang, federal agents are on the search for the crude crimina... Read full article
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According to page 70 of "Notes For A Memoir", Janet Jeppson, second wife of Isaac Asimov, describes how she was acting as an extra in this movie on August 14, 1945, when Wallace Beery came out of his trailer to tell everyone on-site that World War II had been declared over.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onMarch 1, 1948 with Wallace Beery, Coleen Gray and Margaret O'Brien reprising their film roles.