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The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw (1958)A proper English gentleman, traveling in the American West, inadvertently stops an Indian attack on the stagecoach in which he is a passenger. When the stage gets to the nearest town, the ... See full summary » Director:Raoul Walsh |
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Jonathan Tibbs
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Kate
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Jack
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Toynbee - Uncle Lucius' Solicitor
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Keeno
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The Drunk
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Reed De Rouen | ... |
Clayborne
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Charles Irwin | ... |
Luke
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Donald Stewart | ... |
The Drummer
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A Barber
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Gordon Tanner | ... |
Bud Wilkins
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Uncle Lucius
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David Horne | ... |
James - Uncle Lucius' Butler
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Eynon Evans | ... |
Manager - Jonathan Tibbs & Co.
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A proper English gentleman, traveling in the American West, inadvertently stops an Indian attack on the stagecoach in which he is a passenger. When the stage gets to the nearest town, the raucous Fractured Jaw--which is being plagued by unruly cowbys, bandits and marauding Indians--the story spreads, and he is appointed sheriff. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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13 March 1959 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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(uncredited)
Music and Lyrics by Harry Harris
Sung by Jayne Mansfield (dubbed by Connie Francis)
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I just happened to be at my father`s house and he had the western channel on.Which my father is a diehard western fan.This movie came on and I couldn`t believe Jayne Mansfield was in a western.I decided to watch some of the movie and got interested in it.It was not one of the best movies I had ever seen but I did enjoy it.I thought Kenneth Moore was very good as the sheriff.I didn`t really care for the singing in this movie but I did enjoy seeing Jayne Mansfield.