Border Feud

Name: Border Feud
Released: 1947
Rating: 58.36
Cast: Ian Keith, Al St. John, Lash La Rue

1947

Comedy, Action

Barton has initiated a feud between the Hart's and the Condon's. Sheriff St.John sends for Marshal Davis who arrives posing as the outlaw sent for by Barton. When Barton learns of Cheyenne's true identity, he uses a fake wanted poster to incite the townsmen to lynch him. (MDb)

Border Feud

1947

Comedy, Action

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Rated 01 May 2021

They really played-up Lash La Rue resemblance to Humphrey Bogart in Border Feud (1947). You couldn't miss it, with the way he talked, the way he posed. It was clear PRC was transforming him into a poverty row Bogey. And I felt it worked. Gave La Rue more personality and confidence carrying this low budget affair. Not that the material or production was anything to brag about, but at least there was some sort of focus to distinguish their star from the other cowboy heroes at the time.

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