Sunday Seconds with the Duke

Tall in the Saddle (1944)

Episode #32

RKO Radio Pictures released Tall in the Saddle on September 29, 1944. Edwin Marin directed the film starring John Wayne, Ella Raines, and Ward Bond.

‘Tall in the Saddle’ Movie Summary

A ranch hand named Rocklin arrives to a new town where he was promised a job. However, he finds that someone shot and killed his prospective employer a few weeks prior. At the same time he arrives, a pretty young woman named Clara Cardell arrives too as she’s the heir to her uncle’s ranch. Rocklin hasn’t even had the time to unpack his bags when he has a run-in with Arly Harolday, the owner of a neighboring ranch. She’s a woman who can ride and shoot as well as Rocklin. To make matters worse, Rocklin finds that he’s not very welcome in town and that many townsfolk are making plans to swindle Clara out of her inheritance. Oh yeah, there’s also this little thing where someone frames Rocklin for murder.

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RKO Radio Pictures released Tall in the Saddle to theaters on September 29, 1944. Edwin Marin directed the film starring John Wayne, Ella Raines, and Ward Bond.

User Rating: 4.45 ( 1 votes)
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Eddie
5 years ago

Ella Raines was in a great Preston Sturges film Hail the Conquering Hero and a seminal film noir(more for camera angles and lighting than plot) Phantom Lady.

MHMChris
5 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

Phantom Lady is a 5 star film. I could watch Ella Raines all day.

Eddie
5 years ago
Reply to  MHMChris

You should review it for golden age!

MHMChris
5 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

It’s already on the list! I just don’t know when we will record it.

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