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When the Daltons Rode

  • 1940
  • Approved
  • 1h 21m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,4/10
989
MA NOTE
When the Daltons Rode (1940)
Fictionalized story of how the Dalton brothers were wronged by a crooked development company and became outlaws when the corrupt local courts offered them no justice.
Liretrailer1 min 48 s
1 vidéo
14 photos
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFictionalized story of how the Dalton brothers were wronged by a crooked development company and became outlaws when the corrupt local courts offered them no justice.Fictionalized story of how the Dalton brothers were wronged by a crooked development company and became outlaws when the corrupt local courts offered them no justice.Fictionalized story of how the Dalton brothers were wronged by a crooked development company and became outlaws when the corrupt local courts offered them no justice.

  • Director
    • George Marshall
  • Writers
    • Harold Shumate
    • Emmett Dalton
    • Jack Jungmeyer
  • Stars
    • Randolph Scott
    • Kay Francis
    • Brian Donlevy
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,4/10
    989
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • George Marshall
    • Writers
      • Harold Shumate
      • Emmett Dalton
      • Jack Jungmeyer
    • Stars
      • Randolph Scott
      • Kay Francis
      • Brian Donlevy
    • 23Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 14Commentaires de critiques
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 2 victoires au total

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    Rôles principaux78

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    Randolph Scott
    Randolph Scott
    • Tod Jackson
    Kay Francis
    Kay Francis
    • Julie King
    Brian Donlevy
    Brian Donlevy
    • Grat Dalton
    George Bancroft
    George Bancroft
    • Caleb Winters
    Broderick Crawford
    Broderick Crawford
    • Bob Dalton
    Stuart Erwin
    Stuart Erwin
    • Ben Dalton
    Andy Devine
    Andy Devine
    • Ozark
    Frank Albertson
    Frank Albertson
    • Emmett Dalton
    Mary Gordon
    Mary Gordon
    • Ma Dalton
    Harvey Stephens
    Harvey Stephens
    • Rigby
    Edgar Dearing
    Edgar Dearing
    • Sheriff
    • (as Edgar Deering)
    Quen Ramsey
    • Wilson
    Dorothy Granger
    Dorothy Granger
    • Nancy
    • (as Dorothy Grainger)
    Robert McKenzie
    Robert McKenzie
    • Jim - the Photographer
    • (as Bob McKenzie)
    Fay McKenzie
    Fay McKenzie
    • Hannah
    Walter Soderling
    Walter Soderling
    • Judge Lucius Thorndown [Judge Swain in credits]
    Mary Ainslee
    Mary Ainslee
    • Minnie
    Erville Alderson
    Erville Alderson
    • District Attorney Wade
    • Director
      • George Marshall
    • Writers
      • Harold Shumate
      • Emmett Dalton
      • Jack Jungmeyer
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs23

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    8FightingWesterner

    Action Packed Classic

    Lawyer Randolph Scott arrives in Kansas just in time to witness childhood friends the Dalton brothers turned into outlaws and thieves, after doing battle with crooked business interests, stacked courts, and violent mobs of mindless vigilantes.

    Top-billed Scott melts into the background as the film is easily stolen by it's real stars Broderick Crawford, Brian Donlevy, and Andy Devine, who plays an overweight, hayseed version of Casanova, who joins the Dalton boys in order to get away from the large amount of aggressive women in his life!

    Excellent, rowdy entertainment, this features some really awesome stunt work from Yakima Cannut, including the classic stagecoach backslide, where the stuntman goes from being dragged between the horses to the back of the coach by letting go and grabbing the back axle, as well as several horse jumps onto and from trains and cliffs, truly eye-popping! There's some exciting gun-play at work here too.

    A good example of twisted Hollywood history, there's so much sympathy for the outlaws here, it's hard to imagine this making it past the National Board Of Review!
    6westerner357

    Early western about the bad guy myth - with good stunt work!

    Another new DVD release from the vaults of Universal that's about as action-packed as JESSE JAMES (1939), which also came out around the same time. This too, carries the same western myth that Hollywood has about certain outlaws. If society had only treated them fairly, then they wouldn't have become outlaws in the first place.

    The Daltons have been railroaded off of their farm and turned into outlaws by greedy land speculators who manipulate the law to suit their own ends. So begins the chase out of the courthouse, through the woods and onto a moving train in order to make good their escape. It even has some good Yakima Canutt stunt work involving a stagecoach robbery.

    Randolph Scott and his love interest Kay Francis really are on the sidelines as those who are siding with the Daltons in spirit, even though they aren't out robbing bank and trains with them. They're really are only supporting players here even though they headline in the credits.

    The real star is Broderick Crawford who despite his New York Bronx accent, really shines here as the lead Dalton, even scene-stealing away from Brian Donlevy who takes a back seat. This movie is Crawford's show, no question about it.

    Director George Marshall has done better with oaters like DESTRY RIDES AGAIN (1939) and Texas (1941), but this film is no slouch, either. There's not a lot of deep plot characterizations but if you want 40s action that moves along pretty nicely, then you can't go wrong here.

    6½ out of 10
    6AlsExGal

    Highly fictionalized western from Universal Pictures and director George Marshall

    East coast lawyer Tod Jackson (Randolph Scott) travels to Kansas where he meets the Dalton brothers: Grat (Brian Donlevy), Bob (Broderick Crawford), Ben (Stuart Erwin), and Emmett (Frank Albertson). They're farmers, with Bob a local law man, but when a crooked land company tries to steal their property, the brothers end up fugitives from the law. They soon embark on a spree of bank and train robberies that mark them as the most wanted men in the region. Meanwhile, Tod makes time with Bob's girlfriend Julie (Kay Francis).

    The cast is good, but the goofy script is almost 100% pure baloney, and production lurches from nicely competent to threadbare and cheap. One primary problem is that ostensible protagonist Scott is pointless to most of the story. I kept waiting for him to be reluctantly forced to go after his old friends, but that never happens. His character could have been removed from the whole thing with little change to the overall tale. I expected Donlevy to take the lead among the Daltons, but instead it's Crawford who gets the leadership role. Andy Devine plays the comic relief, naturally, but his character is also an inveterate skirt-chaser with a succession of women on his knee, not exactly what one expects from Devine.

    Two odds points from the film: there's a scene where the gang robs a train, and they steal the horses belonging to lawmen on the train. The horses are on an open-top corral train car, and they actually ride them off of the side of the moving train. It looked like an extremely dangerous stunt for the horses, but it's shown with no cuts, and none of the horses seemed injured, despite some spills. There's also a big shoot-out in the movie with the gang members inside a saloon with their opponents outside in the street and on opposite buildings. There is a lengthy exchange of gunfire through the saloon's large picture window, and the window never breaks, instead the bullets passing through and leaving bullet holes. Once or twice I can believe it, but a succession of rifle and pistol shots through a large sheet of glass and no shattering? That's some strong glass!
    10Mozjoukine

    Great old cowboy movie deserves resurrection.

    It is just shoddy handling that has made this splendid entertainment drop out of sight. It should have gone on accumulating admirers down the years.Director George Marshall missed out on attention too, though this film, DESTRY RIDES AGAIN and his succession of Glenn Ford films have a consistent, light handling that shows he was one of the best people in this field. Let's throw in the fact that Broderick Crawford has his biggest pre ALL THE KING'S MEN role. He gets as much screen time as top billed players Scott and Francis and acts them off the screen. He's terrific, in a straight role, as the chief Dalton Brother.

    The film has the standard ingredients - shoot ups, chases, western timber town atmosphere, over-laid with the usual plot elements about the wrongly persecuted family. What isn't expected is the expert pacing, emphasis and the humor - the lynch mob bursting into the jail to find the whole gang waiting for them, guns drawn, is classic. The film also has one of the best filmings of the Yak Canutt routine of falling under the runaway coach horses. A class act.
    6bkoganbing

    Randy Never Fires Any Weapon

    In a strange role for Randolph Scott in a western, he never wears or fires a gun in When The Daltons Rode. In fact he's not even a Dalton brother just a family friend who falls for Kay Francis and she for him. But Kay's the girlfriend of Broderick Crawford one of the Dalton Brothers.

    And it's especially strange that for a western that gets a lot of action into its 81 minute running time that Randolph Scott is no part of it.

    The Daltons are played by Crawford, Brian Donlevy, Stu Erwin, and Frank Albertson. Though the plot is taken purportedly from the book authored by Emmet Dalton, it seems to have been more lifted from the 20th Century Fox film Jesse James. The Daltons together with their mother own a farm near Coffeyville, Kansas. A land holding company fronted by Harvey Stephens but really controlled by George Bancroft is after the Dalton farm to sell it to the railroad for a right of way. When a surveyor is killed accidentally Erwin, Donlevy, and Albertson are arrested. When it looks like the case is not going their way, despite Randolph Scott's defense of them, they break loose and turn outlaw. The rest of the film is almost a non-stop action view of their outlaw exploits until the legendary showdown in Coffeyville.

    George Marshall keeps the action at one lively pace and the comic relief is supplied by, would you believe an amorous Andy Devine playing a Dalton friend and fellow outlaw.

    But Randolph Scott in a suit, who'd have believed it.

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      Edgar Buchanan is one of the driest funniest actors ever produced by Hollywood. He opens the film with his dulcet humorous lines only to close the film in the same vein. Both pieces are filmed in exactly the same place and he is undertaking exactly the same task in both. And yet he is uncredited. He is brilliant.
    • Gaffes
      The film's climax shows Emmett Dalton being killed in a shoot-out during an attempted bank robbery in Coffeyville, Kansas. In reality, Dalton survived the shoot-out and went on to write the book that this film was based on.
    • Générique farfelu
      Towards the end of the 19th Century in America, civilization surges ever west and in it's wake, came that inseparable pair, INJUSTICE and CRIME. In the history of the reckless violence that seized Kansas and Oklahoma, no name carried more terror than DALTON. There were more famous outlaws, but none more daring, none more desperate.

      This, then, is the story of the Dalton brothers, based, to a large extent, on the tales that the old settlers still tell of them-woven together with strands of fiction. But, so incredible were the Daltons, that no man can say where fact ends and fancy begins.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Gunfighters of the Old West (1992)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 23 août 1940 (United States)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Kad su Daltonovi jahali
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Jamestown, Californie, États-Unis(train robbery sequences)
    • société de production
      • Universal Pictures
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    • Durée
      1 heure 21 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Rapport de forme
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