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Director:
Michael Ray Rhodes
Writers:
Louis L'Amour (novel)
William Blinn (teleplay)
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Genre:
Western See more »
Plot:
Irish immigrant Tommy Shaughnessy leaves 19th-century New York City for Kansas and becomes a small-town sheriff. | Add synopsis »
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Not your typical western. The "hero" doesn't get into even one gunfight. See more (3 total) »

Cast

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Matthew Settle ... Tommy Shaughnessy

Linda Kozlowski ... Marla

Tom Bower ... Marshall

Sarah Paulson

Michael Jai White ... Carpenter
Tim Grimm

John Carroll Lynch

John Hawkes

Bo Hopkins ... Rip Bartlett

O'Neal Compton

Cari Shayne ... Megan
Daragh O'Malley

Stuart Whitman

Norman D. Golden II
Michael Ray Wisely ... Dandy Drako
Robert Elross ... Homer

Velina Brown ... Mother
Nina Marie Boston ... Pearl

Christopher Shaw ... Danny
Shawn Cady ... Sunshine girl
Adam Hervey ... Oliver Tait
Marcy Goodnow Swift ... Sudie Boudreau

Dwight Hicks ... Man at Funeral
Sherri Young ... Woman at Funeral
Robert Ernst ... Doctor

Brad Bovee ... Billy O'Hara (as Bradley J. Bovee)

Phil Culotta ... Boxer #1

Daniel W. Barringer ... Boxer #2 (as Dan Barringer)
Don William Owen ... Donner
Gene LeBell ... NYC bouncer

Troy Bishop ... Mickey
Paul Ennis ... Baggage Man #1 (as Paul T. Ennis)

Larry Holt ... Baggage Man #2
Bill McIntosh ... Fireman
Ernie ... Madison
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Directed by
Michael Ray Rhodes  (as Michael Rhodes)
 
Writing credits
Louis L'Amour (novel "The Iron Marshal")

William Blinn (teleplay)

Produced by
William Blinn .... executive producer
Bernadette Caulfield .... producer
Joel Fields .... executive producer
Ardythe Goergens .... producer
Leonard Hill .... executive producer
Beau L'Amour .... producer
Verne Nobles .... producer
Susan Rosner .... associate producer
 
Original Music by
Joseph Conlan 
 
Cinematography by
Mike Fash (director of photography) (as Michael Fash)
 
Film Editing by
Geoffrey Rowland 
 
Casting by
Molly Lopata 
 
Production Design by
Jonathan A. Carlson  (as Jonathan Carlson)
 
Art Direction by
John Zachary  (as John Roberts Zachary)
 
Set Decoration by
Jason Howard 
 
Costume Design by
Richard La Motte  (as Richard E. Lamotte)
 
Makeup Department
Ann Montesanto .... key makeup artist
Cheri Montesanto-Medcalf .... key hair stylist
 
Production Management
Bernadette Caulfield .... unit production manager (as Bernie Caulfield)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mark Hansson .... second assistant director
Rean C. Luttrell .... second second assistant director
Steven Tramz .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
Kelly Farrah .... property master (as Kelly G. Farrah)
 
Sound Department
Robert Janiger .... sound mixer
Tim Philben .... sound re-recording mixer
Melissa Sherwood Hofmann .... sound re-recording mixer (as Melissa Hofmann)
Tom Caton .... boom operator (uncredited)
Rick Hinson .... sound effects editor (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Michael Lambert .... special effects (as Michael F. Lambert)
 
Visual Effects by
Jeff Burks .... visual effects (as Jeffrey Burks)
Mark Galvin .... visual effects (as Mark M. Galvin)
 
Stunts
Michael Adams .... stunt coordinator
John Robotham .... stunt double: Drako
Mike Watson .... stunt double: Shaughnessy
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Stan Kozma .... gaffer (as Stanley Kozma)
Michael J. Latino .... first assistant camera (as Michael Latino)
Andrew M. Parks III .... key grip
Gregory W. Smith .... Steadicam operator (as Gregory Smith)
 
Casting Department
Carissa Blix .... location casting
Jennifer Thurman .... atmosphere casting
 
Editorial Department
Kristopher Lease .... assistant editor
 
Music Department
Suzanne Marie Eller .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Geno Hart .... transportation coordinator
Ken Plumlee .... transportation captain
Tony Barattini .... driver (uncredited)
John Pellegrino .... driver (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Sheralyn Austin-Gagne .... executive assistant (as Sheree Austin-Gagne)
Lori Bradbard .... executive assistant (as Lori B. Bradbard)
Jennifer Cobb .... production associate
Linda Ferrero .... production associate
Jeffrey J. Kiehlbauch .... production coordinator
Nancy McMillan .... dog trainer
Wentworth Miller .... production associate
Debbie-Lynn Siegel .... production associate (as Debra Lynn Siegel)
Gordon A. Spencer .... wrangler boss
Rebecca Swanson .... executive assistant
Timothy Winteringham .... production associate
Nancy A. Terriberry .... assistant coordinator (uncredited)
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Louis L'Amour's Shaughnessy the Iron Marshal" - USA (DVD box title)
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Runtime:
95 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Certification:
Australia:PG
Filming Locations:
California State Railroad Museum - 111 "I" Street, Sacramento, California, USASee more »
Company:
Aces & Eights ProductionsSee more »

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7 out of 9 people found the following review useful.
Not your typical western. The "hero" doesn't get into even one gunfight., 15 September 2005
Author: ahernhuter from Maryland, U.S.

Although in the short description of the movie it says Shaughnessy becomes a sheriff in a small town, he actually became a town marshall. Trivial, yes.

I watched the movie on Encore, mainly because I like westerns, having been born and raised in the west. I can even ride a horse, or at least I used to. But I digress.

It was obviously made for TV, as the breaks were quite obvious (Encore showed it without breaks). The notion of the outsider (in this case an Irish lad in the 19th century) going west for one reason or another has become somewhat of a cliché, but if the writing and acting are good you can ignore this. I thought it was definitely an OK movie, although I probably wouldn't have gone to see it in a theatre. On the other hand, there are a lot of worse movies being made even at this time.

The movie was certainly meant to be followed by a sequel (please pardon the redundancy) and I can only wonder if one was made. I would certainly watch it if there is one.

Please pardon the format, but this is the first review I've written in a long long time.

Submitted for your approval (please forgive me, Rod Serling),

Albert Hernhuter

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