Panhandle (1948) |
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| Director(s) | Lesley Selander |
| Producer(s) | Blake Edwards, John C. Champion |
| Top Genres | Action, Romance, Western |
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Rod Cameron(as John Sands)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
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1948
Rod Cameron
(as John Sands)
Cathy Downs(as Jean 'Dusty' Stewart)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
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1948
Cathy Downs
(as Jean 'Dusty' Stewart)
Blake Edwards(as Floyd Schofield)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
Released
1948
Blake Edwards
(as Floyd Schofield)
Dick Crockett(as Elliott)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
Released
1948
Dick Crockett
(as Elliott)
Francis McDonald(as Crump)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
Released
1948
Francis McDonald
(as Crump)
J. Farrell MacDonald(as Doc Cooper)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
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1948
J. Farrell MacDonald
(as Doc Cooper)
Jeff York(as Jack)
Panhandle
Released
1948
Panhandle
Released
1948
Jeff York
(as Jack)
John C. Champion(as Billy Sands.John Sand's Murdered Brother)
Panhandle
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1948
Panhandle
Released
1948
John C. Champion
(as Billy Sands.John Sand'...)
Panhandle Overview:
Panhandle (1948) was a Action - Romance Film directed by Lesley Selander and produced by Blake Edwards and John C. Champion.
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Panhandle Quotes:
Jean 'Dusty' Stewart:
You dirty, no good, backslidin' sidewinder! Try to cheat me will you?
John Sands:
Sentinel? I know people in Sentinel.
Jean 'Dusty' Stewart: I hope you been getting letters from 'em regular. Last time they took a census, Boot Hill had quite a population.
Jean 'Dusty' Stewart: I hope you been getting letters from 'em regular. Last time they took a census, Boot Hill had quite a population.
Floyd Schofield:
You're a big man, Mr. Sands. We're always polite to celebrities.
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Writer/producer John C. Champion and leading lady Cathy Downs fell in love and were engaged briefly during the making of this film.
The original plan was to shoot this western on 16mm film stock. Financing was then raised so that the film was able to be shot on 35mm stock.