The Ride Back (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Allen H. Miner, Oscar Rudolph (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Robert Aldrich (uncredited), William Conrad |
| Top Genres | Action, Drama, Western |
Featured Cast of The Ride Back See More »
Anthony Quinn(as Bob Kallen)
The Ride Back
Released
1957
The Ride Back
Released
1957
Anthony Quinn
(as Bob Kallen)
William Conrad(as Sheriff Chris Hamish)
The Ride Back
Released
1957
The Ride Back
Released
1957
William Conrad
(as Sheriff Chris Hamish)
The Ride Back Overview:
The Ride Back (1957) was a Drama - Western Film directed by Allen H. Miner and Oscar Rudolph (uncredited) and produced by Robert Aldrich and William Conrad.
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The Ride Back Quotes:
Sheriff Chris Hamish:
I've never been a success at anything I tried to do. Anything I ever tried to do ever, failed. I've been a failure and that's all, a plain old failure. But I'm not going to be this time. I'm going to make this one. I'm going to do this right!
Bob Kallen:
You afraid of Indians, Hamish?
Sheriff Chris Hamish: I'm respectful of any man who's got enough liquor to make him kill.
Bob Kallen: Seems to me I've heard something like that about you, Kallen.
Sheriff Chris Hamish: I'm respectful of any man who's got enough liquor to make him kill.
Bob Kallen: Seems to me I've heard something like that about you, Kallen.
Sheriff Chris Hamish:
You want to get us some wood for the fire?
Bob Kallen: You afraid of the dark?
Bob Kallen: You afraid of the dark?
Sheriff Chris Hamish:
That's the reason you're going back to stand trial, Kallen. Because of me, you understand? Because of me!
Bob Kallen: Hamish, you're better off dead.
Bob Kallen: Hamish, you're better off dead.
Bob Kallen:
[referring to his friends] They don't want me to go. If I say the word, they'll kill you.
Sheriff Chris Hamish: You going to say the word?
Bob Kallen: I can do my own killin'.
See More Quotes from The Ride BackSheriff Chris Hamish: You going to say the word?
Bob Kallen: I can do my own killin'.
The Ride Back Facts
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Second-unit director Oscar Rudolph replaced Allen H. Miner and directed ten days of the film, uncredited.
The film was based on a story originally written for the radio version of "Gunsmoke" in 1952, which also starred William Conrad at the time.