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The King and Four Queens (1956)

Director(s) Raoul Walsh
Producer(s) David Hempstead
Top Genres Adventure, Comedy, Mystery, Romance, Western
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The King and Four Queens Overview:

The King and Four Queens (1956) was a Adventure - Comedy Film directed by Raoul Walsh and produced by David Hempstead.

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The King and Four Queens Quotes:

Bartender of Rosebud Saloon in Touchstone: As long as you're goin' to Wagon Mount, I'll buy you your last drink.
Dan Kehoe: [Paying for his own drink] Thanks, but that one hasn't been put in the bottle yet.
Sabina McDade: A penny for your thoughts, Mr. Kehoe.
Dan Kehoe: Oh, I wouldn't rob yuh.
Sabina McDade: I wouldn't trust you with a snowblower in a blizzard.
Josiah Sweet, Undertaker: Hey, how'd you like to ride over to Wagon Mount with me and make $2?
Dan Kehoe: I've already got $2, thanks all the same.
Dan Kehoe: [to Ma] I'm all played out. I couldn't beat my mother from a standing start. You're all the luck I got.
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The King and Four Queens Facts
Clark Gable formed a production company with his The Tall Men co-star Jane Russell and her husband Bob Waterfield in order to produce this film. However, the stress of producing took such a toll on the 55-year-old Gable's already guarded health that he never produced another movie.
Jo Van Fleet, who played "Ma" McDade, was actually 14 years younger than Gable.
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