Vengeance Valley (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Richard Thorpe |
| Producer(s) | Nicholas Nayfack |
| Top Genres | Western |
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Burt Lancaster(as Owen Daybright)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Burt Lancaster
(as Owen Daybright)
Robert Walker(as Lee Strobie)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
Released
1951
Robert Walker
(as Lee Strobie)
Joanne Dru(as Jen Strobie)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Joanne Dru
(as Jen Strobie)
Sally Forrest(as Lily Fasken)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Sally Forrest
(as Lily Fasken)
John Ireland(as Hub Fasken)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
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1951
John Ireland
(as Hub Fasken)
Carleton Carpenter(as Hewie)
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1951
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Carleton Carpenter
(as Hewie)
Ray Collins(as Arch Strobie)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Ray Collins
(as Arch Strobie)
Ted de Corsia(as Herb Backett)
Vengeance Valley
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1951
Vengeance Valley
Released
1951
Ted de Corsia
(as Herb Backett)
Vengeance Valley Overview:
Vengeance Valley (1951) was a Western - Film directed by Richard Thorpe and produced by Nicholas Nayfack.
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Burt Lancaster and Robert Walker co-star as warring half-brothers in the western drama Vengeance Valley (1951). In this scene, one can clearly see who the "baddie" is by his dark-colored shirt! From the Archives is our latest series of posts where we share photos from the Silverbanks Pictures collec... Read full article
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Vengeance Valley Quotes:
Lily Fasken:
I'm not afraid of living anymore.
[first lines]
Hewie: I got a story to tell - a yarn about cow country, cow punchers and men. I was workin' for the Strobie Ranch, a trade of worn leather and saddle blisters and brandin' irons. A trade with some song, some fun and some luck. It was as good a job as a man could ask for. Lonely sometimes and cold - so much distance you'd have thought you'd never get back - but for me, a young kid, it was a fine time. Memories are mostly good. You're up on top of the world where the air is clean and thin - the only sound is the wind in the pines.
Hewie: I got a story to tell - a yarn about cow country, cow punchers and men. I was workin' for the Strobie Ranch, a trade of worn leather and saddle blisters and brandin' irons. A trade with some song, some fun and some luck. It was as good a job as a man could ask for. Lonely sometimes and cold - so much distance you'd have thought you'd never get back - but for me, a young kid, it was a fine time. Memories are mostly good. You're up on top of the world where the air is clean and thin - the only sound is the wind in the pines.
Owen Daybright:
There are some things and some people you can't run away from.
Hewie:
You always stand up for him, don't you, Owen?
Owen Daybright: When you're loyal to a man, Hewie, you're loyal to everything about him... even his faults.
Owen Daybright: When you're loyal to a man, Hewie, you're loyal to everything about him... even his faults.
Owen Daybright:
I always heard you were a pretty good saloon fighter, Herb. How are you without a bottle or a knife?
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This is one of a handful of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer productions of the 1950-1951 period whose original copyrights were never renewed and are now apparently in Public Domain; for this reason this title is now offered, often in very inferior copies, at bargain prices, by numerous VHS and DVD distributors who do not normally handle copyrighted or Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer material.