Along the Great Divide

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Along the Great Divide is a 1951 American Western film directed by Raoul Walsh, starring Kirk Douglas as a principled U.S. marshal caught in a conflict over frontier justice.

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instanceOf American film
Western film
film
aspectOf American Western cinema of the early 1950s
cinematographyBy Sidney Hickox
countryOfOrigin United States
director Raoul Walsh
distributor Warner Bros.
editedBy Owen Marks
filmEditingStyle classical Hollywood continuity editing
filmingProcess 35 mm
format black-and-white film
genre Western
drama
mainCharacter U.S. Marshal Len Merrick
musicBy David Buttolph
notableFor being Kirk Douglas's first Western film as a star
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A principled U.S. marshal intervenes to prevent a lynching and escorts an accused murderer to trial, facing conflicts over frontier justice.
producer Anthony Veiller
productionCompany Warner Bros.
releaseDate 1951-05-19
releaseYear 1951
runtimeMinutes 88
screenwriter Lewis Meltzer
Walter Doniger
settingPeriod American Old West
linked to: Old West
starring Hugh Sanders
John Agar
Kirk Douglas
Morris Ankrum
Virginia Mayo
Walter Brennan
storyBy Walter Doniger

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Raoul Walsh notableWork Along the Great Divide
subject linked to: Albert Edward Walsh
Virginia Clara Jones notableWork Along the Great Divide