The Sundowners (1950) | |
| Director(s) | George Templeton |
| Producer(s) | Alan Le May, George Templeton |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Historical, Romance, Western |
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The Sundowners (1950) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by George Templeton and produced by George Templeton and Alan Le May.
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THE BLIZZARD OF OZ BLOGATHON: The Sundowners (1960)
on Jun 21, 2019 From Caftan WomanClick here to join the journey as Quiggy of The Midnite Drive-In takes us on a journey to movies set or made in Australia with The Blizzard of Oz Blogathon running on June 21-23. John Cleary's acclaimed 1952 novel The Sundowners was a natural for the movies with its colourful characters and unique ... Read full article
A Tale of the Australian Outback: The Sundowners
By Rachel T on Apr 17, 2013 From Sunset BlvdJack Warner was quite set on filming the new Aussie tale in Arizona; Australia was a long way away and production would undoubtedly be costly. Besides, he had said, ship in a couple kangaroos ?? really, who would know the difference? Zinnemann held his ground though, and shooting began shortly after... Read full article
The Sundowners
By Alyson on Apr 20, 2011 From The Best Picture ProjectBased from Jon Cleary?s novel, The Sundowners tells the story of a nomadic sheep droving family in the Australian outback. ?Paddy (Robert Mitchum) enjoys this lifestyle of always being on the move and only needing enough money to get drunk and gamble. ?His wife, Ida (Deborah Kerr) and teenage son, S... Read full article
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Sheriff Elmer Gall: All right. It was you who horned into this valley when there wasn't room for you.
Tom Cloud: I made room - about fifteen mile!
Sheriff Elmer Gall: Yeah, and if you expect me to hold onto it for you, you can go rope a duck.
Tom Cloud: I don't expect anything from you. I came here to report a murder. And that's the last I'll hear of it.
Sheriff Elmer Gall: I'm not so sure. I'm getting pretty sick of the trouble you bring on.
Tom Cloud: Trouble? You don't know the meaning of the word.
James Cloud: Well come on Boyce, Did I kill Kid Amador or not?
Earl Boyce: Why?... Can't you remember?
James Cloud: It escapes me.
Tom Cloud: When I get finish with the kid, I am comming for you.
James Cloud: You are?... Now how can I help you.
Tom Cloud: I don't care where you go, or what you do, but I'll find you.
James Cloud: Good luck.
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