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Jesse James' Women (1954)
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4 September 1954 (USA) moreTagline:
HIS DEADLY EXPLOITS, ADVENTURES...and Women! (original ad - mostly caps) morePlot:
Jesse James keeps so busy skirt-chasing that his outlaw career starts to suffer. full summary | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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A few good moments, some good camera angles moreCast
(Complete credited cast)| Don 'Red' Barry | ... | Jesse James, alias J. Woodsen (as Don Barry) | |
| Peggie Castle | ... | Waco Gans | |
| Jack Buetel | ... | Frank James | |
| Lita Baron | ... | Delta | |
| Michael Carr | ... | Bob Ford (as Mike Carr) | |
| Joyce Barrett | ... | Caprice Clark | |
| Sam Keller | ... | Cole Younger | |
| Betty Brueck | ... | Cattle Kate Kennedy | |
| James Clayton | ... | Cameo Kane (as Cully Abrell) | |
| Laura Lea | ... | Angel Botts | |
| Alton Hillman | ... | Sheriff Clem Botts (as Al Hillman) | |
| Curtis Dossett | ... | Banker Clark (as Curtiss Dossett) | |
| Jimmie Hammons | ... | Champ O'Toole | |
| Mac McAllister | ... | Ace, O'Toole's Manager | |
| Frank Cunningham | ... | Pete |
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USA:Approved (PCA #16886, General Audience)Filming Locations:
Silver Creek, Mississippi, USAFun Stuff
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Careless Lover moreFAQ
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Don Barry was a heck of an actor; he probably could have been a good director, with a better script and a bigger budget.
As it was, he showed some inventiveness with camera angles in this generally not very good movie.
The title could be rather off-putting, sounding like some kind of exploitation film. As it turned out, the title actually made sense, or at least as much sense as the story could provide.
Peggie Castle was lovely, and actually quite good in a role that could have been ruinous if played differently.
Some of the cast members seemed to have been recruited from bystanders, but ultimately most of them did as well as they could with the script.
Jack Buetel showed he could perform and should be known as more than Jane Russell's leading man in "The Outlaw." Several others did little or nothing other than this film, but one, Mac McAllister, showed enough professionalism and personality I think it's a shame he didn't do more.
In some ways this is a standard Western, but the saloon brawl was definitely non-stereotypical. If you see this film, be sure to pay attention to the sheriff during the fight.
My copy of this film is a DVD in Volume 36 of The Great American Western series from Echo Bridge Home Entertainment. It is not a very good quality picture, and, in too many places, the film was broken and spliced resulting in a jumpiness.
Still, all in all, this is a movie for Western fans and Don Barry fans to see at least once.