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Many Rivers to Cross (1955)In this Western Comedy Robert Taylor portrays Bushrod Gentry, a footloose frontiersman and trapper in the early American West who winds up being pursued by a very determined Eleanor Parker ... See full synopsis » Director:Roy Rowland |
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Title: Many Rivers to Cross (1955)
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Bushrod Gentry
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Mary Stuart Cherne
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Cadmus Cherne
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Fremont
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Esau Hamilton
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Luke Radford
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Hugh
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Lige Blake
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Mrs. Cherne
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Spectacle Man
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Rosemary DeCamp | ... |
Lucy Hamilton
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Banks
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Sandak
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Slangoh
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In this Western Comedy Robert Taylor portrays Bushrod Gentry, a footloose frontiersman and trapper in the early American West who winds up being pursued by a very determined Eleanor Parker who plays Mary... See full synopsis »
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father son relationship | river | love | american indian | bow and arrow |Taglines:
KENTUCKY ADVENTURE in CINEMASCOPE (original print ad - almost all caps)Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 February 1955 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Ein Mann liebt gefährlich See more »Filming Locations:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios - 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, USACompany Credits
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4-Track Stereo (Western Electric Sound System)Color:
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2.55 : 1
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Mary Stuart Cherne: I been stepping all day.
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Cyril J. Mockridge's score was conducted by 'Miklos Rozsa'. This was Mockridge's only picture at MGM, on loan from 20th Century Fox. See more »Quotes
Bushrod Gentry: I thought they called you Stepping Woman.Mary Stuart Cherne: I been stepping all day.
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I really, really liked this movie. I was entranced when I saw it on TV when I was 8 years old and I saw it again when I was 38. So many times I am disappointed when I watch a movie as an adult that I loved as a child. I am hoping that it will have the same impact on me and that I will love it just as much. Too often that just doesn't happen. THIS movie did not disappoint!! It takes off at the very beginning with Mary Stewart, brilliantly portrayed by Eleanor Parker, setting her cap for the handsome Bushrod Gentry, just as brilliantly portrayed by Robert Taylor. She schemes to marry him and then proceeds to follow him all over the wilderness. There is a hilarious sequence of events when Mary Stewart and Bushrod are hiding from the Indians.
This is a great guy movie AND a great chick flick rolled into one. This movie has it all - comedy, gun-play, drama, pathos, and a great score with a little ditty that gets in your head and won't soon leave.
The higher up the berry tree The sweeter grow the berries The more you hug and kiss a girl The more she'll want to marry!