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Red River (Full 1997 MGM Home Entertainment VHS Tape)

Monterey Productions

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One of the finest westerns ever made, this "Monumental, sweeping & Powerful" masterpiece features impassioned performances, stunning cinematography & adventure on a grand scale. Few motion pictures in history have so thrillingly captured the breathtaking excitement & sheer majesty of the old west. John Wayne gives "One of the best performances of his career" as Tom Dunson, a cattle baron who built his ranch with hard work & a determination to kill any man who would dare try to take his land. But when plummeting livestock values endanger his beloved ranch, Tom & his adopted son (Montgomery Clift in his screen debut) set out to get a fair piece for their cattle by driving them through the treacherous Chisholm Trail from Texas to Kansas. Battling Indians, stampedes & dissension among the ranch hands, Tom proves that he'll stop at nothing to reach his destination. He'll risk danger, hardship, betrayal . . . & perhaps even his own sanity.

Filmed in the sweeping high planes near Elgin, Arizona with a superb supporting cast that includes Walter Brennan, Harry Carey & Noah Beery Jr., Red River is a hard-hitting action-packed adventure & an unforgettable western classic.

Approximate Feature Running Time: 2 Hours 13 Minutes

Black & White / 1948 / Digital Video Transfer

(C) 1997 MGM Home Entertainment.

All Rights Reserved.

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Archive
Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault
Licence or status
Public Domain Mark 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Monterey Productions
Language
English
Who can watch
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