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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786303605258
Format: Black & White, NTSC
ISBN: 6303605257
Label: Sony Pictures
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony Pictures
Release Date: June 02, 1998
Running Time: 93 minutes
Sales Rank: 38488
Studio: Sony Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: October 09, 1941
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Rating:  -
Texas was directed by George Marshall & starred William Holden & Glenn Ford. It was only Holden's ninth movie & Ford's eleventh movie & they don't look old enough to have already made that many appearances. Texas is a lighthearted movie which George Marshall was pretty good at doing. It's an old style western which may not please everyone.
Holden & Ford are two ex-confederate soldiers that are going to Texas. They witness a stagecoach holdup but don't intervene. They ... Read More
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It took a while for me to catch on, but there's a deliberate and persistent goofiness about this movie that I ended up enjoying a lot. Witness, for example, the cows running through the room where the sheriff's taking a bath during the big chase scene at the end. That goofiness is interesting, too, because this movie, like a number of other westerns (The Virginian, The Texas Rangers, The Plainsman, Bend in the River, Law and Jake Wade, Man of the West, the Jake Spoon story in Lonesome Dove) is about ... Read More
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Not a bad film at all; in fact, a good western yarn at that...fun seeing Holden and Ford kickoff their Hollywood careers as two Texas roustabouts raising caine...they had a real life friendship throughout their cinematic bonding which millions of their fans are grateful for, me included...too bad we have to age...youth, those were the days, but that's life...get this DVD, you'll enjoy it...1941 saw two [2] mega-stars, who are on their way up and entertain you as Texas cowboys/wranglers of yore....SSGT ... Read More
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Two young drifters, Ted Ramsey (Glenn Ford) and Dan Thomas (William Holden,) find fame and fortune, romance and adventure, in the cattle rich state of Texas.
At least Texas has cattle, gold on the hoof, if the ranchers can only find a way to get them to market. The rest of the post-war (1866) country is experiencing famine and starvation, and it's a fur piece to the stockyards and railways of Abilene. Fur and dangerous. The trail is lousy with cattle rustlers. Our heroes, Ford and Holden, ... Read More
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What can I say? You'd expect George Marshall's 1941 western "Texas" to be great with stars like William Holden, Glenn Ford, and the lovely Claire Trevor. Despite some amusing dialogue and the sincere performances of the cast, the ridiculous cliches and contrived ending sink this potential classic into flawed western obscurity. Still, it gives you a chance to see Glenn Ford and William Holden while they were very young and relatively new in Hollywood.
William Holden and Glenn Ford play two ex-Confederate ... Read More
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