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The Last Wagon Overview:

The Last Wagon (1956) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Delmer Daves and produced by William B. Hawks.

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The Last Wagon (1956): Morals Out On The Range

We’re in the Arizona territories. The year is 1873. Glorious overhead shots give us a sense of the vast panorama of the terrain in CinemaScope as Richard Widmark gets hunted down and returns the fire of his pursuers. The distinctive red rocks have the hint of John Ford and if nothing else, rem... Read full article


Video of the Week: “The Last Wagon” in Italian

Ready to hone your language skills? This week’s video is the Richard Widmark Western opus The Last Wagon (1956) in its entirety, and entirely dubbed into Italian. Uncredited Timothy can be seen in the early moments of the film before getting killed by Widmark (the filming of which was apparent... Read full article


Pic of the Day: “The Last Wagon” revisited (3)

Today we take another look at The Last Wagon (1956), directed by Delmer Daves. This is a great shot of Timothy as bad guy Cole Harper, set against beautiful Red Rock Crossing in Sedona, Arizona. Daves’ law degree from Stanford University ended up collecting dust after the film bug bit him whi... Read full article


Pic of the Day: “The Last Wagon” revisited (2)

Today our pic revisits Delmer Daves‘ The Last Wagon (1956). Timothy received no screen credit for his admittedly minor role as bad guy Cole Harper. Here Cole and his father, Sheriff Bull Harper (George Mathews), shoot it out with renegade Comanche Todd (Richard Widmark). As I’ve mention... Read full article


Pic of the Day: “The Last Wagon” revisited (1)

Today we take another gander at The Last Wagon (1956), shot in Arizona by director Delmer Daves. Tim and George Mathews are on the trail of Richard Widmark‘s Comanche Todd. My MSTie pals will recognize Mathews as the overworked guardian angel of the short X Marks the Spot (1944). He enjoyed a... Read full article


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The Last Wagon Quotes:

Sheriff Bull Harper: On foot through Apache country without no gun.
Cole Harper: Yeah.
Sheriff Bull Harper: This is his third day without food or water. I'm going to tell one and all that Commanche Todd was the bravest man I ever hung.

[after capturing Todd, Sheriff Harper offers to join Colonel Normand's wagon train]
Col. Normand: He's safe in your custody, I suppose. It's just that we got women and children with us.
Sheriff Bull Harper: He'll be safe. The first time he don't look safe, he'll get dead.
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The Last Wagon Fact
Average Shot Length = ~6.7 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~6.1 seconds. Both values are fast for a reasonably early CinemaScope film.

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