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  • How the West Was Won
    Henry Hathaway
    / Film noirs

    The popular Rawhide (1951), with Power and Susan Hayward, was Hathaway’s first western in more than 15 years. Just as exciting was The Desert Fox (1951), which included a noteworthy turn by James Mason as German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel. Hathaway’s success continued in 1952 with Diplomatic…

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    The popular Rawhide (1951), with Power and Susan Hayward, was Hathaway’s first western in more than 15 years. Just as exciting was The Desert Fox (1951), which included a noteworthy turn by James Mason as German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel. Hathaway’s success continued in 1952 with Diplomatic…

    Read More