The Iron Mistress (1952) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Douglas |
| Producer(s) | Henry Blanke |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Film Adaptation, Historical, Romance |
Featured Cast of The Iron Mistress See More »
Alan Ladd(as Jim Bowie)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Alan Ladd
(as Jim Bowie)
Virginia Mayo(as Judalon de Bornay)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Virginia Mayo
(as Judalon de Bornay)
Joseph Calleia(as Juan Moreno)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Joseph Calleia
(as Juan Moreno)
Douglas Dick(as Narcisse de Bornay)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Douglas Dick
(as Narcisse de Bornay)
Anthony Caruso(as Black Jack Sturdevant)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Anthony Caruso
(as Black Jack Sturdevant)
Nedrick Young(as Henri Contrecourt)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Nedrick Young
(as Henri Contrecourt)
George Voskovec(as John James Audubon)
The Iron Mistress
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1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
George Voskovec
(as John James Audubon)
Robert Emhardt(as Gen. Cuny)
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
The Iron Mistress
Released
1952
Robert Emhardt
(as Gen. Cuny)
The Iron Mistress Overview:
The Iron Mistress (1952) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Gordon Douglas and produced by Henry Blanke.
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The Iron Mistress Quotes:
Jim Bowie:
Ma...I killed a man.
Mrs. Bowie: Did he need killin'?
Jim Bowie: About as much as any man ever did.
Mrs. Bowie: Did he need killin'?
Jim Bowie: About as much as any man ever did.
Black Jack Sturdevant:
You got the guts for a ten foot circle, wrists strapped together?
Doctor:
I've doctored more horses than humans. I've just been waiting to try this stuff out on somebody.
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onDecember 28, 1954 with Virginia Mayo reprising her film role.