Twilight on the Rio Grande (1947) |
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| Director(s) | Frank McDonald |
| Producer(s) | Armand Schaefer |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Musical, Romance, Western |
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Gene Autry(as Gene Autry)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Gene Autry
(as Gene Autry)
Sterling Holloway(as Pokie)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
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1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Sterling Holloway
(as Pokie)
Adele Mara(as Elena Del Rio)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Adele Mara
(as Elena Del Rio)
Bob Steele(as Dusty Morgan)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
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1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Bob Steele
(as Dusty Morgan)
Martin Garralaga(as Mucho the Woodchopper)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Martin Garralaga
(as Mucho the Woodchopper)
Tom London(as Tom)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
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1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Tom London
(as Tom)
Bud Osborne(as Ranchhand Bringing Dusty's Horse)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
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1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Bud Osborne
(as Ranchhand Bringing Dus...)
Robert J. Wilke(as Cowboy)
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Twilight on the Rio Grande
Released
1947
Robert J. Wilke
(as Cowboy)
Twilight on the Rio Grande Overview:
Twilight on the Rio Grande (1947) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Frank McDonald and produced by Armand Schaefer.
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Twilight on the Rio Grande Quotes:
Dusty Morgan:
String wire? I'm sorry, Gene, but I'm workin' on something else.
Gene Autry: Blonde or redhead?
Dusty Morgan: See for yourself
[nods at the lovely Elena]
Gene Autry: Not bad. I'd like to meet her myself.
Dusty Morgan: So would I.
Gene Autry: Blonde or redhead?
Dusty Morgan: See for yourself
[nods at the lovely Elena]
Gene Autry: Not bad. I'd like to meet her myself.
Dusty Morgan: So would I.
[singing]
Pokie: I had two trusty pistols, had me two leather holsters hangin' by my side. I had a two-gaited pony till the day matrimony took my bridle and gave me a bride...
[someone throws a knife at Pokie, pinning his hat to the wall beside him]
Pokie: That's all, folks.
Pokie: I had two trusty pistols, had me two leather holsters hangin' by my side. I had a two-gaited pony till the day matrimony took my bridle and gave me a bride...
[someone throws a knife at Pokie, pinning his hat to the wall beside him]
Pokie: That's all, folks.
[first lines]
First Flower Girl: Welcome to the carnival, senor.
Gene Autry: Thanks. Viva Mexico!
Second Flower Girl: Viva United States!
Pokie: Yeah. Viva pretty girls!
First Flower Girl: Welcome to the carnival, senor.
Gene Autry: Thanks. Viva Mexico!
Second Flower Girl: Viva United States!
Pokie: Yeah. Viva pretty girls!
Gene Autry:
I'd like permission to carry a gun.
Capt. Gonzales: A gun? Why?
Gene Autry: Because I'm joining in on this hunt and it might come in handy.
Capt. Gonzales: I can appreciate how you feel, seor, but take my advice and go back to your ranch.
Gene Autry: In other words, that's a polite way of sayin' no, isn't it?
Capt. Gonzales: (laughing) Yes. This is a matter for the police.
Gene Autry: I'm sorry, Captain. Gun or no gun, or whether you like it or not, I'm not leavin' this town until I find out who murdered my partner. Let's go, Pokie.
See More Quotes from Twilight on the Rio GrandeCapt. Gonzales: A gun? Why?
Gene Autry: Because I'm joining in on this hunt and it might come in handy.
Capt. Gonzales: I can appreciate how you feel, seor, but take my advice and go back to your ranch.
Gene Autry: In other words, that's a polite way of sayin' no, isn't it?
Capt. Gonzales: (laughing) Yes. This is a matter for the police.
Gene Autry: I'm sorry, Captain. Gun or no gun, or whether you like it or not, I'm not leavin' this town until I find out who murdered my partner. Let's go, Pokie.
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One of the films included in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (and how they got that way)" by Harry Medved and Randy Lowell.