When a Man's a Man

1935
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1h 12min

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George O'Brien and Dorothy Wilson in When a Man's a Man (1935)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA man who has spent all his inheritance, finds meaning in life, and love, at ranch where his ingenuity is put to good use.A man who has spent all his inheritance, finds meaning in life, and love, at ranch where his ingenuity is put to good use.A man who has spent all his inheritance, finds meaning in life, and love, at ranch where his ingenuity is put to good use.

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6,7/10

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Rôles principaux23

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George O'Brien

Larry Knight

Dorothy Wilson

Kitty Baldwin

Paul Kelly

Phil Acton

Harry Woods

Nick Gambert

Jimmy Butler

Jimmy

Richard Carlyle

Dean Baldwin

Clarence Wilson

Garvey

Edgar Norton

Gibbs - Servant

Stanley Blystone

Mover
(non crédité)

Dick Botiller

Al
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Charles Brinley

Barfly
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Buck Bucko

Barfly
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Roy Bucko

Barfly
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Ken Cooper

Curly
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Lester Dorr

Train Passenger
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Frank Ellis

Gambert Henchman
(non crédité)

Dick Hunter

Luke
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Sid Jordan

Cowboy Sitting on Fence
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Avis des utilisateurs7

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6/10

A very good B-western

Larry Knight (George O'Brien) arrives in town in time to see the rodeo. Phil Acton (Paul Kelly) is the star of the show...and soon both men end up working together for a rancher who is in trouble. It seems that the nearby ranch has dammed up their water supply...and as a result the nice rancher's cattle are all dying. Larry comes up with a couple schemes to alleviate the problem...during which time the rancher's nice daughter falls for him. Unfortunately, Phil has been in love with the girl for years and this might just bust up the friendship between Larry and Phil. What's to come of all this?

While George O'Brien made quite a few westerns, I was surprised to see Paul Kelly in this one. He mostly played in contemporary settings and while it was odd to see him here, he was just fine. Good writing and better than usual production values make this a B- western worth your time.

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
This film's earliest documented telecasts took place in Chicago Tuesday 21 February 1950 on WBKB (Channel 4) and in New York City Saturday 4 March 1950 on the DuMont Television Network's WABD (Channel 5).

Gaffes
After O'Brien's horse in hurt, he spots the escaped wild horse atop a rock. The next shot sees him trying to tame it on the flat. This may be due to missing footage as the copy viewed appears to have been shortened.