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Renegade Girl (1946)Ann Shelby, whose family is allied with the notorious William Quantrill, turns outlaw to revenge herself on a renegade Indian who killed her brother. Director:William BerkeWriter:Edwin V. Westrate (original screenplay) |
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Ann Savage | ... |
Jean Shelby
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Alan Curtis | ... |
Capt. Fred Raymond
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Edward Brophy | ... |
Bob Crandall
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Russell Wade | ... |
Jerry Long
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Maj. Barker
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Claudia Drake | ... |
Mary Manson
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Ray Corrigan | ... |
William Quantrill
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John 'Dusty' King | ... |
Cpl. Brown
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Chief Thundercloud | ... |
Chief White Cloud
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Edmund Cobb | ... |
Sgt. James
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Dick Curtis | ... |
Joe Barnes
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Nick Thompson | ... |
Tom Starr
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Harry Cording | ... |
Miller
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Ernie Adams | ... |
Ted Rockley
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Jimmy Martin | ... |
Bob Shelby
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Jean Shelby, a member of a family of Confederate sympathizers in Missouri during the Civil War, has been providing information about the Union Army to Confederate Raiders. So the Union is trying to capture the Shelby family, with the help of an outcast Indian who has his own grudge against the Shelbys. When Jean and a Yankee captain fall in love, their plans and loyalties are tested. Written by Snow Leopard
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A Leader Among Outlaws...Yet Just a Woman in Love! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 December 1946 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A Rebelde See more »Filming Locations:
Corriganville, Ray Corrigan Ranch, Simi Valley, California, USACompany Credits
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Mono (Western Electric Mirrophonic Recording)Color:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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[Sneering]
Jean Shelby: And when I do ride alone, it won't be Yankees!
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Although Ernie Adams and Harry Cording are prominently billed in the opening credits, they are mysteriously missing from the end credits. See more »Goofs
Ann Savage's stylishly blonded and bobbed hairstyle is strictly 1946, and relentlessly out of place in the 1864-1865 time frame in which the story is supposedly taking place. See more »Quotes
Jean Shelby: [to Sgt. James] Well, if you know anything about me, you know I always ride alone.[Sneering]
Jean Shelby: And when I do ride alone, it won't be Yankees!
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Yeah. I know this sounds terribly sexist, but when it comes to Westerns
- "The Law Of The West" should strictly forbid them from being reduced
to a trifling, little "Chick Flick".I'm a guy who likes my Westerns rugged, mean, and masculine, with very little interference from women in the story at all.
Sure Chick Flicks are fine when it comes to any other genre of film, but definitely not allowed in a Western.
Ann Savage unconvincingly plays Jean Shelby. This highly-jealous, easily brought to tears woman is (get this) the leader of a tough, all-male band of Confederate raiders. Being so emotionally unstable, Jean's reliability as a leader of these men is seriously brought into question when she secretly turns traitor and falls for a Union soldier, pretty-boy who's actually been stalking her.
Yep. Renegade Girl is a dud.
Like I said before - Westerns should be forbidden to be made into Chick Flicks!