Coroner Creek Overview:

Coroner Creek (1948) was a Western Film directed by Ray Enright and produced by Harry Joe Brown.

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Vengeance-seeking Scott tracks down the man responsible for causing his fiancee's suicide in a stagecoach raid, and dukes it out spectacularly with Tucker.

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Ernie Combs: Why'd you let him get away with it?
Younger Miles: He wanted me to draw. I wonder why.


Younger Miles: I'm Younger Miles. Ernie says you can't make up your mind about working for me.
Chris Denning: That's what I told him.


Younger Miles: When I pay a man, I expect him to be loyal enough to keep his mouth shut.
Chris Denning: And if you don't pay him?
Younger Miles: He still gets paid, some other way.
Chris Denning: [Speaking to a man in the bar, loud enough for everyone to hear] Hey, you there. You know Mrs. Miles? I took her home last night. She was drunk. Dead drunk.
[the others in the saloon begin to clear away]
Sheriff O'Hea: [Walking in the door] Hi, everybody. I'm serving notice on all you evildoers to make yourself scarce, because the majesty of the law has just arrived. Well, just in time!


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