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Fighting Caravans (1931)
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1 February 1931 (USA)
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SMASHING OUTDOOR ROMANCE ( original poster) more
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A young frontier scout helps guide a freight wagon train across the country, fighting off Indians and evil traders...
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The Importance of Being Ernest
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(Complete credited cast)| Gary Cooper | ... | Clint Belmet | |
| Lili Damita | ... | Felice (as Lily Damita) | |
| Ernest Torrence | ... | Bill Jackson | |
| Tully Marshall | ... | Jim Bridger | |
| Fred Kohler | ... | Lee Murdock | |
| Eugene Pallette | ... | Seth Higgins | |
| Roy Stewart | ... | Couch | |
| May Boley | ... | Jane | |
| Eve Southern | ... | Faith | |
| Frank Campeau | ... | Jeff Moffitt | |
| Charles Winninger | ... | Marshall | |
| Frank Hagney | ... | Renegade |
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Blazing Arrows (USA) (TV title)
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92 min | USA:81 min (DVD)
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Finland:K-12 |
USA:Passed (National Board of Review)
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Clint Belmet:
I'm asking you a quesiton and the answer can't be maybe. I'm asking you straight out - will you marry? Yes or no?
Felice: Oui, Monsieur!
Clint Belmet: Huh?
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Felice: Oui, Monsieur!
Clint Belmet: Huh?
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Featured in Golden Saddles, Silver Spurs (2000) (TV)
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In Missouri, during the Civil War, "high, wide, and handsome" Gary Cooper (as Clint Belmet) gets a little jail cell shut-eye. Awakening, he moseys over to the local saloon, where he is held at gunpoint by the town's drunken sheriff. Mr. Cooper's guardians, Ernest Torrence (as Bill Jackson) and Tully Marshall (as Jim Bridger), secure his release by convincing French lass Lili Damita (as Felice) to pretend she is Cooper's wife. Then, the quartet join a caravan to California. A real romance begins to bloom between Ms. Damita; but, Mr. Torrence and Mr. Tully want Cooper's bachelorhood preserved. Along the way, Indians (Native Americans) lurk
Old pros Torrence and Marshall are "Fighting Caravans" main attraction. They were responsible for many memorable character roles (mostly) in silent films (mostly); and they are in excellent form, reprising their "Covered Wagon" roles. Cooper obviously enjoys working with them. Ms. Damita is cute and effective. The production levels are relatively high, leading to the obligatory ending battle; but, the performances make it entertaining. Unnecessarily re-made as "Wagon Wheels" (1934), with stock footage and Randolph Scott.