Although onscreen credits read "based on a story by Vernon L. Fluharty," the film was actually based on a novel by Michael Carder, who used the pseudonym Vernon L. Fluharty. STORY We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rightholders by contract. None of us will ever forget the day Bart Allison spent in Sundown". Civil war veteran Bart Allison blames Kimbrough for the death of his wife. Great performances all round, and the last 25 minutes are simply awesome.Fellow Letterboxd friend Andy Summers says Randolph Scott is his favourite Cowboy. A shoot-out in the church puts the wedding on hold and Allison and his trail-buddy hole up in the livery stable. The others are: I am not quite sure where to begin. During the day I would make my mom read me my comics over and over again. At that point he stopped throwing them out and I had a comic book collection even though I still didnt know how to read. He comes to Sundown as an angry, bitter, devastated man and he leaves Sundown pretty much the same way. 9:09. We acknowledge the sovereignty of the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation and support all Aboriginal people on their paths to self-determination. This is one of seven western collaborations between Randolph Scott and director Budd Boetticher. Read Reviews | Rate Theater. The purpose of the scene is to depict Annies growing attraction to the distant, emotionally repressed Stride. At first you think he is a white-hat, riding into town to free it from corruption, a man set against a town. Film i Vst, Common Ground Pictures, Luxbox, Teorema, Bleecker Street. Who am I to argue? Yet the terrain, whatever its qualities, was never benign and characters perished both within the Alabama Hills and without. F1 - Grande Prmio da Pescara 1957 / Pescara Grand Prix 1957. That half is an excellent take on the age-old western story of a beaten down town rising up against its oppressor, and the performances of John Carroll as Tate Kimbrough (the oppressor) and John Archer as Doc Storrow, the only man in town who has retained his self-respect, are fantastic. Letterboxd is an independent service created by a small team, and we rely mostly on the support of our members to maintain our site and apps. Playing next. I rate the others I've seen so far higher, although that is no slight against this as it was still pretty good and I'll give it props for presenting a different sort of story (based on a novel) than expected. This is okay he doesnt have to play a saint in every movie but he acts as if he doesnt even like himself. Decision at Sundown 1957 Approved 1 h 17 m IMDb RATING 6.8 /10 3.1K YOUR RATING Rate Play trailer 2:05 1 Video 40 Photos Western Bart Allison and sidekick Sam arrive in the town of Sundown on the wedding day of town boss Tate Kimbrough, whom Allison blames for his wife's death years earlier. Ignoring the signs that announce all drinks are on Kimbrough, Bart tosses down some coins and orders a whiskey, but when Swede toasts Kimbrough, Bart sets his drink down. Yes, I was and still am a full-blown geek! It's a Stone Cold ClassicWesternsNeo-Western Paradise, You know when you've seen a great western when you can feel those tears coming up at the end. We see that he is arrogant and somewhat bossy but that is not enough to hate the guy. Film data from TMDb. Factory 9:09 Sundown SUNDOWN TOWN E 9 Original western webisode S 24:54 Sundown Western TV S S1 E2 OVERLAND TRAIL TO SUNDOWN 15:40 F1 - Grande Prmio da Alemanha 1957 / German Grand Prix 1957 F1templo 24:01 It is filmed by the camera truck travelling parallel to the wagon and the Indians that, in one startling movement, pulls ahead of the wagon and suddenly cuts across in front of it to show the horses, at full tilt, heading towards the camera. Armed with Randolph Scott, Burt Kennedys precise scripts, a colorful assortment of supporting actors including Lee Marvin, Richard Boone, Pernell Roberts, Craig Stevens, James Best and Claude Atkins, Boetticher reworked the same story, the same action and the same dialogue. Charles Lang's contributions to the cycle begin at the terminus. Cinematographer: Burnett Guffey. Editor: Everett Sutherland. Come chill with the Dallas Observer street team for Movies at Sundown! Come chill with the Dallas Observer street team for Movies at Sundown! Funded byThe Film Foundation and The Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Not that he has done anything particularly villainous. The movie is small. This is a depressing movie. 1:17:14. Tate is a powerful man in town, and he has the local sheriff and his goons under his employ. He goes to Sundown crashes the wedding and forces a showdown with Kimbrough. Producers-Actors Corp. Distribution Company Columbia Pictures Corp. Country United States Screenplay Information Based on the novel Decision at Sundown by Vernon L. Fluharty (New York, 1955). This movie starring Tim Roth, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Iazua Larios was filmed at more than 2 locations. Shout! TMDb Noah Berry Jr., Karen Steele, and John Carroll. Report. Bart outdraws Swede, but loses his balance and cuts his hand on a carriage wheel. Name the 2010 Western that featured Peter Dinklage of "Game of Thrones" and Jason Priestly of 90210 fame in supporting roles. In my recent book, Encyclopedia of American Film Serials, I point to the importance of Lone Pine for the few serials that could afford to travel beyond the Iverson Ranch. If you want to share your love for Sundown or movie stars like Tim Roth, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Iazua Larios. He also finds an adversary about to marry the prettiest girl in town, Lucy Summerton (Karen Steel). Csar Albarrn-Torres Amanda Barbour Tara Judah Abel Muoz-Hnonin Fiona Villella. When I got older I asked him to give me the comic books. Featured movie will be The Big Lebowski. For a maverick, often difficult director who eschewed studio politics and hated studio interference, the area was sufficiently remote from Hollywood without requiring distant, and costly, travel arrangements. FREE for everyone! Over the years my comic collection grew (my dad had to keep building bigger and better shelves) and so did my interests. James Westerfield The Bartender Buchanan Rides Alone (1958) had a semi-comical undertone, with My dad spoke fluent English with an accent but hed had a stint in the army and had mastered the language. Budd Boetticher1. He is a real bastard in this film. Today I visited FOUR of the most amazing filming locations for the movie Robocop!-Appreciate this video? Free shipping for many products! Boetticher directed two of these films, Black Midnight and Killer Shark (1950). Boetticher and Kennedy, on the other hand, are more direct and earthy and they follow the clothesline scene with Boettichers favourite moment from his films when villain Bill Masters (Lee Marvin) articulates, in lascivious detail, the nature of the relationship between Annie, her husband and Brigade. And this went on for years. 2021. I can handle the truth. As Martin Scorsese points out, the use of cinemascope created an even greater negative Space rendering the terrain hostile, bleak and barren. Charles Langs contributions to the cycle begin at the terminus. Allison's quest for revenge has been blinded by guilt and anger, but that is also where his vulnerability is, and in typical Boetticher style, everyone loses. Three of his films, Bullfighter and the Lady (1951), The Magnificent Matador (1955) and Arruza (1972), the documentary that nearly killed him, were productions that drew upon Boettichers fascination with bullfighting. The distinctive contoured Alabama Hills consists of two types of rocks weathered 150-million-year-old volcanic rock and the 85-million-year-old elongated, sometimes described as potato shaped (Biotite Monzogranite), boulders. Both films are representative of the strong cycle of Fifties westerns that focused on a protagonist alienated from a corrupt and/or weak western town, a cycle initiated by the surprising success of High Noon (Fred Zinnemann, 1952). Cast: Randolph Scott, Gail Russell, Lee Marvin, Walter Reed, John Larch. 1957 local news and culture, Texas Ale Project Craft Hard Seltzer Release Party, Did you miss the North Texas Irish Festival this year? This was all his fault and he knew it. However, at this stage Boetticher did not have a script by Kennedy, Randolph Scott nor a cinematographer such as Charles Lawton Jr.2 who exploited the austere setting of the Alabama Hills and, in the Ranown films, used cinemascope to great advantage. And my interests in literary science fiction and fantasy expanded to include television and movies. Most of them are competent genre films such as The Missing Juror (1944), an intriguing mystery made on a miniscule budget for Columbia with an excellent performance by George Macready. I was born there because that was where my mother was and I wanted to be near her. In The Tall T Pat Brennan (Randolph Scott), after killing Frank Usher (Richard Boone), puts his arm around the recently widowed Doretta Mims (Maureen OSullivan) and tells her that Cmon now, its gunna be a nice day before heading back to the town of Contention. A gunman rides into Sundown for a showdown with the big shot he blames for stealing his wife. It is rather disappointing. Although onscreen credits read "based on a story by Vernon L. Fluharty," the film was actually based on a novel by Michael Carder, who used the pseudonym Vernon L. Fluharty. Cast RANDOLPH SCOTT as BART ALLISON JOHN CARROLL as TATE KIMBROUGH KAREN STEELE as LUCY SUMMERTON VALERIE FRENCH as RUBY JAMES NOAH BEERY JR. as SAM ANDRE DUGGAN as SHERIFF SWEDE HANSEN The Iverson Ranch, however, a 600-acre area close to Hollywood situated above the northwest San Fernando Valley suburb of Chatsworth, lacked the physical and scenic advantages of the Alabama Hills. 28, View all posts by The Beard. Sundown Western TV S S1 E2 OVERLAND TRAIL TO SUNDOWN. Change), You are commenting using your Twitter account. It is one of seven Boetticher/Scott western collaborations, including Seven Men from Now, The Tall T, Buchanan Rides Alone, Westbound, Ride Lonesome, and Comanche Station . How could he? The working titles of this film were The Difference and The Persuader. Of the collaborations between Scott and Boetticher this I think is the worst. Dallas' independent source of At the Livery Stables, Bart meets Dr. Storrow, the only man in town unafraid of Kimbrough and his flunkies, Sheriff Swede Hansen and Spanish, an unscrupulous killer. Boetticher really was an absolute craftsman when it came to the Western and I think there are echoes of his work in the Spaghettis and even in Peckinpah's stuff too, so it's a shame that he isn't as revered and appreciated as much as those. FREE for everyone! I've has a few firsts this year, with my first Shirley Temple film for example, and I've gotten stuck in to both John Ford and John Wayne's filmographies, ticking off some old classics that I'd shamefully never seen. Things are more complex than they first seem when I mention that the story is of Scott's character seeking revenge against the guy who he blames for his wife's death. DECISION AT SUNDOWN (1957) is an American western film directed by Bud Boetticher and starring Randolph Scott. More recently Clint Eastwood and Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained, 2012) have filmed in the Alabama Hills. The tone of this scene, with its subtle suggestion of longing and regret, contain tinges of a moment in The Searchers when the Reverend Captain Samuel Johnston Clayton (Ward Bond) notices Martha Edwards (Dorothy Jordan) gently caressing the army uniform of her husbands brother, Ethan Edwards (John Wayne). While Doc bandages Barts hand and pleads with him to give up his quest for vengeance, Ruby implores Kimbrough to leave town. Most low budget westerns in the 1940s and 1950s were filmed at the Iverson Ranch or the Corriganville Movie Ranch, locations less than an hour drive from the studio. Randolph Scott as Bart Allison, bound for Sundown to complete a quest for vengeance in Decision at Sundown (1957), John Carroll at Tate Kimbrough, about to face a showdown with the man who wants him dead in Decision at Sundown (1957). (29) 6.8 1 h 17 min 1957 7+. After all that searching around, seems like youd been satisfied to just kill him on sight. With the odds now evened, Bart emerges from the stable for a showdown with the sheriff. I thought it was like magic poof! Photos by: Brandon Salazar. 3520 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX, 75206. Bart Allison arrives into the town of Sundown at the conclusion of his three year manhunt of Tate Kimbrough. Information Studio Columbia Pictures Corporation Genre Western Released 1957 Run Time 1 hr 17 min Rated PG Region of Origin United States Languages Original Audio English Audio and Subtitles . Doc, who has returned to the stable to retrieve his medical bag, treats Spanish and then sends him back to Swede. Among them Caleta Beach in Acapulco, Mexico. While other kids dreamed of Mother Goose, the Old Lady who lived in a shoe, or Little Red Riding Hood, I dreamt of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Boettichers use of Lone Pine differed over the four films. The first movie to film in the Alabama Hills/Lone Pine may have been the comedy western The Roundup (George Melford) starring Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle. I must say I was disappointed but more determined than ever to master this thing called reading. Theres sand, theres rivers, its made for motion pictures. Shell get a smack on the bottom from an ungrateful Allison as a reward in Decision at Sundown (1957), Valerie French as Ruby James, the woman who loves Tate Kimbrough and is convinced he still needs her in Decision at Sundown (1957), Allison to rancher Morley Chase: Where I come from, we dont find it cause to celebrate when a man acts like a man., Bart Allison, about Tate Kimbrough: Glad to hear hes doing so well. Browse more videos. Daredevils of the West (1943), one of Republics most action based serials, illustrates this as it was filmed in the Alabama Hills by director John English and cinematographer Bud Thackery. Comment moderation is enabled. 'Seven Ways from Sundown' was filmed in and around Nevada, Utah, and California. Initially he responds but as they grow closer his demons finally erupt to restore the emotional wall he places between himself and everybody else. To fully realize these films, he needed the Alabama Hills. Later, when Sam asks Bart why he refrained from killing Kimbrough at the church, Bart replies that he felt Kimbrough deserved fair warning. My dad had no desire whatsoever to read me any of my baby books so he read me one of his comic books instead. However, when Roy mistreats the stallion Black Midnight kills him forcing Scott to hide the horse in the Alabama Hills from the local sheriff (Kirby Grant). As Kimbroughs men rush toward Bart, Bart warns Lucy that she will be a widow by sundown and then runs out of the church. Once again we're in deeply ambiguous territory that is of course deeply satisfying to watch. Hmm, yes, I seem to recall this one had a somewhat unusual twist ending. Believe I saw it for the first time a couple of years ago and thought it was not that great but at least it was trying to do something different. Based on this film and Buchanan Rides Alone, I can totally see why.A moral Western with so many moral dilemmas for pretty much all considered.For the first two-thirds of the Western its good, but the third act takes it to classic status. He tells the horse that I hear him as Brigade appears, handcuffs attached to his belt. Angered, Swede tosses the coins into a spittoon, and Bart then hands him the spittoon and orders Swede to retrieve them. DECISION AT SUNDOWN (1957) is an American western film directed by Bud Boetticher and starring Randolph Scott. Letterboxd Limited. But she cant save the movie either. Later Lone Pine became a popular movie location as the area offered a wide variety of locations desert, sand dunes, hills, forested areas, prairies and grassland, rivers and river basins. Scott plays him brilliantly, like a raw nerve, of hurt and anger. It does have a nice performance by Noah Beery Jr. Tuesday February 28. Check out these amazing pictures and enjoy! He blames Kimbrough for seducing his wife; she eventually committed suicide. Orson Welles's onscreen credit >>. A title card then appears, reading "November 25, 1975, Philadelphia." Bart: Even a rattler gives a warning. Taking refuge in the stable with Sam, Bart barricades the doors as Swede and his thugs fire at them. Oct I mastered reading and went on to read books. Decision at Sundown (1957) Filming & Production Showing all 2 items Jump to: Filming Locations (1) Filming Dates (1) Filming Locations Edit Agoura, California, USA 2 of 2 found this interesting Filming Dates 1 April 1957 See also Full Cast and Crew | Release Dates | Official Sites | Company Credits | Technical Specs To walk away, you gotta leave something behind, or a long story short: In the Cells of Fortress Europe: An Interview with Marianna Economou, director of, What the Hells a Nun Doin Out Here?: Budd Boetticher Revised in, A Full Woman Like That: Female Resilience in. That is about all there is to like about this movie. Each film effectively addresses the question raised by Brigade when he asks Sam Boone in Ride Lonesome: A man needs a reason to ride this country. Decision At Sundown (Trailer 1957) 4,527 views Jul 30, 2014 10 Dislike Share Save James Banner Bart Allison (Randolph Scott) arrives in Sundown planning to kill Tate Kimbrough. Directed by Kimbrough to kill Bart, Swede and his men surround the stable. And if you love movies and series in genres like drama, then SCEEN IT is the place to be. Maybe everything he says is on the nose, but it's just so damn well written that the bluntness of the delivery is forgivable. Instead of walking away from this film having felt as if I had seen something I felt as if I needed to watch a comedy to get this western out of my system. A little gem. Decision at Sundown is Randolph Scott's film. Boetticher confirms Masters assessment in the very next scene as Annie and Brigade tenderly address each other at night. Sundown SUNDOWN TOWN E 9 Original western webisode S. 1:58. The expansive valleys and extensive network of flat areas within the Hills gave directors and cinematographers the opportunity to film spectacular action sequences with the use of fast moving camera trucks able to travel along a network of dusty roads, such as Movie Road, to film riders, wagons and stagecoaches moving at breakneck speed. 3520 Greenville Avenue Dallas TX 75206. After strapping on his gun, Bart goes to the wedding, stopping along the way for a drink at the saloon. The endings of the earlier Boetticher/Lone Pine films are more conventional, more optimistic. Twenty-year-old McDowall co-produced the films in an attempt to make the difficult transition from child star, often associated with animal films such as My Friend Flicka (Harold Schuster 1943), Lassie Come Home (Fred M. Wilcox, 1943) and Thunderhead Son of Flicka (Louis King, 1945), to more mature roles. As the two adversaries face off, Ruby fires her rifle, wounding Kimbrough in the shoulder, thus forestalling the gunfight. When Spanish tries to climb in through a window, Sam gores his hand with a hay hook. STORYWhen a distant emergency disrupts a vacation in Acapulco, simmering tensions rise to the fore between scions of a wealthy British family. Not the best collaboration between Budd Boetticher and Randolph Scott, but it was the most interesting. American Film Institute 2021 North Western Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90027-1657. Hell-bent on revenge, flinty gunslinger Bart Allison (Randolph Scott) rides into a sleepy Western town with one goal in mind: to kill local roughneck Tate Kimbrough (John Carroll), who . 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