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Movie Description

Title: The Forty-Niners
  • Released: 1954-07-30

  • Genre: Western

  • Date: 1954-07-30

  • Runtime: 71 Minutes

  • Company: Westwood Productions

  • Language: English

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  • Plot Keyword : Western

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  • Director: Raoul Kraushaar, Daniel B. Ullman, Ernest Miller, Thomas Carr

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Plot The Forty-Niners (1954):

1849 California and the Gold Boom. Marshal Sam Nelson goes under cover to find out the identity of a trio of killers.
Casts of The Forty-Niners:
Bill Elliott, Virginia Grey, Harry Morgan, John Doucette, Lane Bradford, I. Stanford Jolley, Harry Lauter, Earle Hodgins, Dean Cromer, Ralph Sanford

The Gold Lode Had Its Own Set Of Laws!

User Rating: 4.7 out of 10 ★ From 3 Users
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The Forty-Niners is directed by Thomas Carr and written by Dan Ullman. It stars Wild Bill Elliott, Harry Morgan, Virginia Grey, John Doucette and Lane Bradford. Music is by Raoul Kraushaar and cinematography by Ernest Miller.

1849

There was gold in California. According to the Eastern newspapers the mountains and streams were full of it. People from all over the country came here by the thousands, and were called The Forty Niners. Some of them worked hard for their golden dreams - - others robbed, plundered and killed for the gold. The entire burden of law enforcement had to be done by a handful of men - - the few United States Marshals the Federal Government could spare to protect its citizens…

Wild Bill Elliott goes under cover to find out the identity of some dastard killers in this pleasant mystery based black and white Oater. Backed by an Elliot voice narration throughout, it’s obvious that Carr and Ullman are firmly tuning into a dragnet for the Western crowd vibe, and it actually works. With Elliott proving to be a likable lead man and Morgan enjoying himself as a shifty card cheat and blackmailer, the material on the page is delivered with entertaining gravitas. The pace is brisk, the action plenty and there’s enough twists in Ullman’s screenplay to keep you guessing. Yes for sure the ending is never in doubt, this is classic “B” Western territory after all, but a good time to be had here for the discerning Western fan. 6.5/10