Fort Worth

Name: Fort Worth
Director: Edwin L. Marin
Released: 1951
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 6.2
Cast: Randolph Scott, David Brian, Phyllis Thaxter, Helena Carter, Dickie Jones

1951 · 80 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 855 VOTES · DIR. Edwin L. Marin

Overview

Ex-gunfighter Ned Britt returns to Fort Worth after the civil war to help run a newspaper which is against ambitious men and their schemes for control.

Dialogue Timeline — 1,566 lines

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00:00:08 [¶¶¶]

00:04:24 your first cattle drive, son.

00:07:12 There you are, boy.

00:09:40 "she will shortly wed

00:13:10 [¶¶¶]

00:16:43 And a boy was killed.

00:19:23 Unfortunately, the railway company wasn't impressed.

00:22:01 a-screamin' their lungs out about it?

00:24:21 Eat later. Got some work to do.

00:27:45 If he wanted one.

00:31:11 [CHUCKLES]

00:33:53 Blair and Flora and-- You're sure they'll want me?

00:37:42 They done it, they'll answer for it.

00:41:13 "he made his now-famous stand

00:44:52 But we're not the worst team in the world.

00:47:48 He'll claim it was fair draw.

00:50:34 Yeah. He aims to get that general manager

00:53:45 a woman's curiosity, Ned.

00:56:51 You may as well get yourself reconciled.

00:59:30 And we'll load the train with Panther cats

01:02:33 But Fort Worth would build a whopping-big pigeon roost

01:07:51 with that rattlesnake charm of his.

01:12:09 he'll be feelin' peevish.

01:17:04 Ned? Are you all right, Ned?

Cast & Characters

Randolph Scott Ned Britt David Brian Blair Lunsford Phyllis Thaxter Flora Talbot Helena Carter Amy Brooks Dickie Jones Luther Wicks Ray Teal Gabe Clevenger Michael Tolan Mort Springer Paul Picerni Joe Castro Emerson Treacy Ben Garvin Bob Steele Shorty

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,566

Dialogue density19.6 lines / min

First line00:00:08

Final line01:17:04

Production Record

DirectorEdwin L. Marin

LanguageEnglish

IMDb votes855