Wells Fargo (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Lloyd |
| Producer(s) | Frank Lloyd, William LeBaron (uncredited), Howard Estabrook |
| Top Genres | Historical, Western |
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Joel McCrea(as Ramsay MacKay)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Joel McCrea
(as Ramsay MacKay)
Frances Dee(as Justine Pryor)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Frances Dee
(as Justine Pryor)
Lloyd Nolan(as Dal Slade)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Lloyd Nolan
(as Dal Slade)
Henry O'Neill(as Henry Wells)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Henry O'Neill
(as Henry Wells)
Mary Nash(as Mrs. Pryor)
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Mary Nash
(as Mrs. Pryor)
Johnny Mack Brown(as Talbot Carter)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Johnny Mack Brown
(as Talbot Carter)
Porter Hall(as James Oliver)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
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1937
Porter Hall
(as James Oliver)
Clarence Kolb(as John Butterfield)
Wells Fargo
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1937
Wells Fargo
Released
1937
Clarence Kolb
(as John Butterfield)
Wells Fargo Overview:
Wells Fargo (1937) was a Historical - Western Film directed by Frank Lloyd and produced by Frank Lloyd, William LeBaron and Howard Estabrook.
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Assistant propman Jack Leys accidentally shot himself when he reached into the prop chest for a gun.
One of over 700 Paramount productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since.
Film debut of Peggy Stewart.
Paramount claimed the set to recreate San Francisco's Portsmouth Square was the largest ever built. Seven acres of a hilltop were leveled and graded, and 32 buildings were erected.