Fritz Bauer Institut · Cinematography of the Holocaust
ID |
FBW001385 Fiction |
Country / Year |
USA, 1942 |
Original Title |
Valley of Hunted Man |
Directed by |
John English |
Produced by |
Republic Pictures Corporation, Los Angeles, CA / New York, NY |
Staff |
Producer: Louis Gray; Script: Albert DeMond, Morton Grant; Based on: William Colt MacDonald (Characters created by), Charles Tetford (Geschichte); Camera: Bud Thackery; Editing: Walter Thompson; Art direction: Russell Kimball; Music: Mort Glickman |
Cast |
Bob Steele (Tucson Smith); Tom Tyler (Stony Brooke); Jimmie Dodd (Lullaby Joslin); Anna Marie Stewart (Laura); Edward Van Sloan (Dr. Henry Steiner); Roland Varno (Carl Baum); Edythe Elliott (Mrs. Schiller); Arno Frey (Von Breckner); Dick French (Toller); Bob Stevenson (Kruger); George N. Neise (Schiller); Louis Adlon; Budd Buster; Hal Price; William Benedict; Charles Flynn; Rand Brooks; Kenne Duncan; Joseph Kirk |
Length |
60' / 1537 m |
Format |
35mm/sw/1:1,37 |
Abstract |
Bizarre "Three Mesquiteers" oater has a Nazi on the run assume the identity of the nephew of a trusted German refugee who has developed a system to obtain valuable rubber from culebra plants. Tucson Smith, Stony Brooke, and Lullaby Joslin become a bit suspicious of this German (after all, it was wartime), so they bring the real nephew's mother in to identify her son. She blows the whistle on the Nazi imposter, and the cowboys round him up in short order. |
Subject Terms |
|
Bibliography |
- , in: Motion Picture Herald (New York, NY), Vol. 150, Nr.10, 06.03.1943 |