Rawhide (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Henry Hathaway |
| Producer(s) | Samuel G. Engel |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Western |
| Top Topics | Gold, Outlaws |
Featured Cast of Rawhide See More »
Tyrone Power
(as Tom Owens)
Susan Hayward
(as Vinnie Holt)
Hugh Marlowe
(as Zimmerman / Deputy she...)
Dean Jagger
(as Yancy)
Edgar Buchanan
(as Sam Todd)
Jack Elam
(as Tevis)
George Tobias
(as Gratz)
Louis Jean Heydt
(as Fickert)
Rawhide Overview:
Rawhide (1951) was a Western - Drama Film directed by Henry Hathaway and produced by Samuel G. Engel.
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Rawhide Quotes:
Zimmerman:
[referring to Vin] Keep away from her!
Tevis: Why, I ain't been cured of women. Ain't had your medicine, Jim.
Tevis: Why, I ain't been cured of women. Ain't had your medicine, Jim.
Tom Owens:
What are you doing?
Vinnie Holt: I'm taking this room.
Tom Owens: I'm sorry, this is mine.
Vinnie Holt: [Authoritatively] Not tonight, it's not!
Vinnie Holt: I'm taking this room.
Tom Owens: I'm sorry, this is mine.
Vinnie Holt: [Authoritatively] Not tonight, it's not!
Tom Owens:
[Gesturing to the horse trough] You see that?
Vinnie Holt: That what?
Tom Owens: 'That what' that Sam is pumping water to.
Vinnie Holt: [Indignantly] That's a horse trough!
Tom Owens: Well, just don't use any soap. The animals don't like it.
Vinnie Holt: Is that where you take a bath?
See More Quotes from RawhideVinnie Holt: That what?
Tom Owens: 'That what' that Sam is pumping water to.
Vinnie Holt: [Indignantly] That's a horse trough!
Tom Owens: Well, just don't use any soap. The animals don't like it.
Vinnie Holt: Is that where you take a bath?
Rawhide Facts
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Everett Sloane was originally cast as Tevis, but after a action scene in which Hayward was unhappy with his roughness when he threw her to the floor, he was replaced by Jack Elam.
In 1954, 20th Century Fox distributed this film on a double bill with Inferno starring Robert Ryan and Rhonda Fleming.
During its run on television during the early 1960s, it was retitled "Desperate Siege" in order to distinguish it from the Eric Fleming/Clint Eastwood TV series.
"Rawhide" was Susan Hayward's first film for Fox after Walter Wanger sold her contract to the studio.