The Kentuckian (1955) |
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| Director(s) | Burt Lancaster |
| Producer(s) | Harold Hecht, James Hill (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Drama, Western |
Featured Cast of The Kentuckian See More »
Burt Lancaster
(as Elias Wakefield)
Diana Lynn
(as Susie)
John McIntire
(as Zack Wakefield)
Una Merkel
(as Sophie Wakefield)
John Carradine
(as Fletcher)
John Litel
(as Pleasant Tuesday Babso...)
Rhys Williams
(as Constable)
Edward Norris
(as Roulette Dealer)
The Kentuckian Overview:
The Kentuckian (1955) was a Drama - Western Film directed by Burt Lancaster and produced by Harold Hecht and James Hill.
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The Kentuckian Quotes:
Fletcher:
Hitting a poor scholar isn't going to cure your ignorance, my friend.
Zack Wakefield:
Just keep your powder dry. Our time to shoot will come.
[last lines]
Elias Wakefield: No, Hannah, don't leave us. We're goin' to Texas. We're goin' to live it bold.
Elias Wakefield: No, Hannah, don't leave us. We're goin' to Texas. We're goin' to live it bold.
Zack Wakefield:
Look, we're much obliged - more than I can say.
Hannah: Eli, you're playin' the fool.
Zack Wakefield: Maybe my own kind of fool then.
[to Little Eli]
Zack Wakefield: Let's go, boy.
Hannah: Eli, you're playin' the fool.
Zack Wakefield: Maybe my own kind of fool then.
[to Little Eli]
Zack Wakefield: Let's go, boy.
Zack Wakefield:
I know what's best for him. I'll make a businessman out of him. You leave it to me. I'll work the buckskin out of him and off of him both. He's my little brother.
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The average shot length of this film is about 7.75 seconds, which makes it one of the faster cut early CinemaScope films.
The river boat used in the movie was the Delta Queen. The company spent almost $10,000 dollars to add the fake smoke stacks.
Film debut of Walter Matthau.
Final film of Whip Wilson.