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Devil’s Doorway

film by Mann [1950]
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  • Anthony Mann
    / The 1950s: westerns of Anthony Mann

    >Devil’s Doorway (1950), which cast matinee idol Robert Taylor against type as a Shoshone who returns to his tribe after serving in the Civil War, only to find that he must fight against white farmers who want his tribe’s land. The Universal production Winchester ’73…

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    >Devil’s Doorway (1950), which cast matinee idol Robert Taylor against type as a Shoshone who returns to his tribe after serving in the Civil War, only to find that he must fight against white farmers who want his tribe’s land. The Universal production Winchester ’73…

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