The Doolins of Oklahoma (1949) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Douglas |
| Producer(s) | Randolph Scott (uncredited), Harry Joe Brown |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Randolph Scott(as Bill Doolin / Bill Daley)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
Randolph Scott
(as Bill Doolin / Bill Dal...)
George Macready(as Marshal Sam Hughes)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
George Macready
(as Marshal Sam Hughes)
Louise Allbritton(as Rose of Cimarron)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
Louise Allbritton
(as Rose of Cimarron)
John Ireland(as Bitter Creek)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
John Ireland
(as Bitter Creek)
Virginia Huston(as Elaine Burton)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
Virginia Huston
(as Elaine Burton)
Noah Beery Jr.(as Little Bill / Joe Smith)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
Noah Beery Jr.
(as Little Bill / Joe Smit...)
Dona Drake(as Cattle Annie)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
Dona Drake
(as Cattle Annie)
Robert Barrat(as Marshal Heck Thomas)
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
The Doolins of Oklahoma
Released
1949
Robert Barrat
(as Marshal Heck Thomas)
The Doolins of Oklahoma Overview:
The Doolins of Oklahoma (1949) was a Western - Film directed by Gordon Douglas and produced by Randolph Scott and Harry Joe Brown.
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The Doolins of Oklahoma Quotes:
Marshal Sam Hughes:
Remember, we, the law, will beat them because right is on our side - and that makes a big difference.
[Annie and Rose watch the men leave on another cattle drive]
Cattle Annie: I sure wish I was one of 'em.
Rose of Cimarron: But you can't be. All you can do is sit here...and hear that tune play...and watch them leave...and wonder if they're going to come back.
Cattle Annie: You're talking about love...I'm talking about cows!
Cattle Annie: I sure wish I was one of 'em.
Rose of Cimarron: But you can't be. All you can do is sit here...and hear that tune play...and watch them leave...and wonder if they're going to come back.
Cattle Annie: You're talking about love...I'm talking about cows!
Bill Doolin:
Somebody once said, "No man's bad enough to be shot in the back."
Rose of Cimarron:
Well, they say a man's the best company when he's alone.
Elaine Burton:
You know, this is my first opportunity to show off my new husband.
Bill Doolin: New husband? Was there an old one?
See More Quotes from The Doolins of OklahomaBill Doolin: New husband? Was there an old one?