The Law and Jake Wade (1958) |
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| Director(s) | John Sturges |
| Producer(s) | William B. Hawks |
| Top Genres | Action, Western |
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Robert Taylor(as Jake Wade)
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
Robert Taylor
(as Jake Wade)
Richard Widmark(as Clint Hollister)
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
Richard Widmark
(as Clint Hollister)
Patricia Owens(as Peggy)
The Law and Jake Wade
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The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
Patricia Owens
(as Peggy)
Robert Middleton(as Ortero)
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
Robert Middleton
(as Ortero)
Henry Silva(as Rennie)
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
Henry Silva
(as Rennie)
DeForest Kelley(as Wexler)
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
DeForest Kelley
(as Wexler)
Eddie Firestone(as Burke)
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
The Law and Jake Wade
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1958
Eddie Firestone
(as Burke)
The Law and Jake Wade Overview:
The Law and Jake Wade (1958) was a Western - Action Film directed by John Sturges and produced by William B. Hawks.
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The Law and Jake Wade (1958)
It’s initially intriguing to have a western pairing of Robert Taylor and Richard Widmark, rather like what we get out of Warlock from Henry Fonda and Widmark the year after. My estimation of the dashing ’30s matinee idol has refined over time as he matured into such worthwhile westerns a... Read full article
The Law and Jake Wade (1958)
The Law and Jake Wade Directed by John Sturges Written by William Bowers from a novel by Marvin H. Alber 1958/USA Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer First viewing/Netflix rental Ortero: Yeah…good-bye. Clint Hollister: Very touching. It’s always fun to watch Richard Widmark play a villain. Otherwise... Read full article
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The Law and Jake Wade Quotes:
Clint Hollister:
Well, did you say a few words over the boys?
Ortero: Yeah...good-bye.
Clint Hollister: Very touching.
Ortero: Yeah...good-bye.
Clint Hollister: Very touching.
Peggy Carter:
Your father was a preacher?
Rennie: Kind of a phony evangelist. I tell ya, he was about the meanest man I've ever met in my life. He just naturally liked to beat up on anything that was smaller than him. And of course, he could always say he was beating the fear of God into ya.
Peggy Carter: Well, where is he now?
Rennie: Well, I, ah, well I hope I know where he is. He was the first man I ever killed.
See More Quotes from The Law and Jake WadeRennie: Kind of a phony evangelist. I tell ya, he was about the meanest man I've ever met in my life. He just naturally liked to beat up on anything that was smaller than him. And of course, he could always say he was beating the fear of God into ya.
Peggy Carter: Well, where is he now?
Rennie: Well, I, ah, well I hope I know where he is. He was the first man I ever killed.