Carbine Williams (1952) |
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| Director(s) | Richard Thorpe |
| Producer(s) | Armand Deutsch |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama |
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James Stewart(as Marsh Williams)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
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1952
James Stewart
(as Marsh Williams)
Jean Hagen(as Maggie Williams)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
Released
1952
Jean Hagen
(as Maggie Williams)
Wendell Corey(as Capt. H.T. Peoples)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
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1952
Wendell Corey
(as Capt. H.T. Peoples)
Carl Benton Reid(as Claude Williams)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
Released
1952
Carl Benton Reid
(as Claude Williams)
Rhys Williams(as Redwick Karson)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
Released
1952
Rhys Williams
(as Redwick Karson)
Herbert Heyes(as Lionel Daniels)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
Released
1952
Herbert Heyes
(as Lionel Daniels)
James Arness(as Leon Williams)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
Released
1952
James Arness
(as Leon Williams)
Porter Hall(as Sam Markley)
Carbine Williams
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1952
Carbine Williams
Released
1952
Porter Hall
(as Sam Markley)
Carbine Williams Overview:
Carbine Williams (1952) was a Drama - Crime Film directed by Richard Thorpe and produced by Armand Deutsch.
SYNOPSIS
Stewart plays a ne'er-do-well drifter in this Western who, through a misunderstanding, finds himself in jail for killing a taxman. Once in prison, he is framed for starting a riot by his fellow inmates. As if the abuse of his fellow inmates wasn't enough, he must protect himself from the creative tortures of the evil warden. Only his indomitable will and mechanical expertise allow him to survive, and he triumphs by inventing the carbine, a new kind of rifle.
(Source: available at Amazon AMC Classic Movie Companion).
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James Stewart actively sought the lead role, despite being too old for it, because the film reflected his right-wing views.