Daredevils of the West (1943) | |
| Director(s) | John English |
| Producer(s) | William J. O'Sullivan (associate) |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Western |
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Daredevils of the West (1943) was a Action - Drama Film directed by John English and produced by William J. O'Sullivan.
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[June and Red are tied up in a burning wagon]
June Foster: This looks like the end, Red.
Red Kelly - the foreman: Yeah - it's the death death!
Martin Dexter: The minute I got your letter, I decided to finish Foster and his stage line - once and for all.
Silas Higby: I know of no legal means you can take.
Martin Dexter: You can forget legal means. There is no law on the Comanche Strip - nothing but outlaws and Indians. That's why I can play the game my own way. And it's a big game, Higby - 500,000 acres of the finest grazing land in the entire West. That land is going to belong to me - not a bunch of tinhorn settlers following a stage road.
[last lines]
Duke Cameron: Well, June, you did it.
June Foster: You mean *we* did it.
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June Foster: This looks like the end, Red.
Red Kelly - the foreman: Yeah - it's the death death!
Martin Dexter: The minute I got your letter, I decided to finish Foster and his stage line - once and for all.
Silas Higby: I know of no legal means you can take.
Martin Dexter: You can forget legal means. There is no law on the Comanche Strip - nothing but outlaws and Indians. That's why I can play the game my own way. And it's a big game, Higby - 500,000 acres of the finest grazing land in the entire West. That land is going to belong to me - not a bunch of tinhorn settlers following a stage road.
[last lines]
Duke Cameron: Well, June, you did it.
June Foster: You mean *we* did it.
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Eric Stedman served as the restoration director for the 2010 DVD release.
A DVD version of the serial was released on January 31, 2011 by the Serial Squadron. The missing soundtrack segments from Episodes 1, 6, 7 and 8 were recreated using music and audio from other, complete, episodes and missing dialogue was recreated by voice artists Rick Deacon (as Duke Cameron), Allyson Malandra (June Foster), Jeremy Scott (Red Kelly), Eric Stedman (Dexter & Arapaho Chief), Charles Leeder (Higby & Foster), Bill Thomas (Henry) and Bert Eliassen (Bill).
Republic's "Daredevils of the West" is a 1943 twelve chapter serial once considered lost. This action-filled cliffhanger starred Allan Lane and Kay Aldridge. It's only been publicly screened in the U.S. three times in recent years. Through special arrangement with Brigham Young University, Paramount Pictures, and Swank Films it was first shown at SerialFest in Newtown, PA, in the Spring of 2008. In October 2009 it was run a second time at the Lone Pine Film Festival in Lone Pine, CA. It was also lensed at the Memphis Film Festival in Olive Branch, Mississippi June 3-5 of 2010. The serial was introduced and personally projected by BYU archivist James D'Arc.
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A DVD version of the serial was released on January 31, 2011 by the Serial Squadron. The missing soundtrack segments from Episodes 1, 6, 7 and 8 were recreated using music and audio from other, complete, episodes and missing dialogue was recreated by voice artists Rick Deacon (as Duke Cameron), Allyson Malandra (June Foster), Jeremy Scott (Red Kelly), Eric Stedman (Dexter & Arapaho Chief), Charles Leeder (Higby & Foster), Bill Thomas (Henry) and Bert Eliassen (Bill).
Republic's "Daredevils of the West" is a 1943 twelve chapter serial once considered lost. This action-filled cliffhanger starred Allan Lane and Kay Aldridge. It's only been publicly screened in the U.S. three times in recent years. Through special arrangement with Brigham Young University, Paramount Pictures, and Swank Films it was first shown at SerialFest in Newtown, PA, in the Spring of 2008. In October 2009 it was run a second time at the Lone Pine Film Festival in Lone Pine, CA. It was also lensed at the Memphis Film Festival in Olive Branch, Mississippi June 3-5 of 2010. The serial was introduced and personally projected by BYU archivist James D'Arc.
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