Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMarshal Tyrone and the Silver Kid form an uneasy alliance against a gang of claim jumpers.Marshal Tyrone and the Silver Kid form an uneasy alliance against a gang of claim jumpers.Marshal Tyrone and the Silver Kid form an uneasy alliance against a gang of claim jumpers.
Stephen McNally
- Marshal Lightning Tyrone
- (as Stephen Mc.Nally)
James Anderson
- Rat Face Blake
- (as Kyle James)
Victor Adamson
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
John Albright
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Carl Andre
- Carl - Claim Jumper
- (uncredited)
Emile Avery
- Posse Member
- (uncredited)
William Bailey
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Griff Barnett
- Dan 'Pop' Muzik
- (uncredited)
George Bell
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Stanley Blystone
- Sam
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
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- AnecdotesThis was Don Siegel's first western, as well as his first film for Universal, which became his home studio in the '60s and '70s.
- GaffesDuring the climactic gunfight where rider Rod Lacy is himself chased on horseback by the marshal and both then dismount to continue shooting at each other, Lacy astonishingly manages to fire 11 shots from what is clearly a revolver pistol (which normally fires only 6) before an attempted 12th shot reveals it to be out of ammunition, and only then is Lacy forced to reload it - he is out of frame briefly whilst on his galloping horse (the camera cuts to the chasing marshal) but could not have conceivably re-loaded during that very short time, and at no point throughout is he shown to be carrying 2 guns.
- Citations
Marshal Lightning Tyrone: [to Blake] If you're in Silver City after sundown, Rat Face, I'll throw you in jail.
[He throws him through store window]
- ConnexionsReferenced in Hollywood Remembers Lee Marvin (2000)
Commentaire en vedette
Don Siegel's "Duel at Silver Creek" opens with vicious gang of claim jumpers let by a killer called Rod Lacy (Gerald Mohr) who'd been forcing miners to sign away their claims through fear of torture or death
These claim jumpers were clever enough not to capture some of the bigger mines where there might be enough men working to put up a fight Usually they picked on the claims being worked by one or two men And more defenseless the men were, the better they liked it Their plan was simple and easy because no one knew who they were
Since their victims either disappeared, or were found dead, there wasn't anyone who could put their finger on them
One day, in the Tomahawks, the same gang forced Cromwell's old man to sign over the little claim he had and then they killed him Luke went after them and managed to get one of them before they shot his horse out from under him
Then a few miles of Silver City, jumpers moved in and killed an old man who struck it rich As usual they made a clean getaway but this time they left a trail
The Marshal of Silver City decided to get up a posse to track them down but the posse lost them in the chase and he took a bullet through his right shoulder So he was dropped off at the army hospital in Fort Lowell and they went back to town There Lightning met Opal Lacey who promised "Brown Eyes" she's going to find him a nuisance when he gets back in one week
Audie Murphy plays Silver Kid/Luke Cromwell He didn't have the face of a killer but he had the cold steel look of one His hands are quick and sure All he knows is how to handle a six-gun and poker
Faith Domergue plays Opal Lacy, the elegant woman with a secret agenda and a brother who's a mining engineer
Stephen McNally plays the famous Marshal who wasn't interested in the Kid's poker, but he was interested in the way he handled a six-gun He needed a right hand and he had the fastest one he ever saw He didn't see it dangerous to make him his deputy
Susan Cabot plays Dusty Fargo, the innocent girl who takes care of the Marshal better than many a wife he knows
Eugene Iglesias plays Johnny Sombrero, the hypocrite man who looks mighty happy about something maybe for the 'gift' of love he just made that night to prove he'd accomplished it to the girl he wants
These claim jumpers were clever enough not to capture some of the bigger mines where there might be enough men working to put up a fight Usually they picked on the claims being worked by one or two men And more defenseless the men were, the better they liked it Their plan was simple and easy because no one knew who they were
Since their victims either disappeared, or were found dead, there wasn't anyone who could put their finger on them
One day, in the Tomahawks, the same gang forced Cromwell's old man to sign over the little claim he had and then they killed him Luke went after them and managed to get one of them before they shot his horse out from under him
Then a few miles of Silver City, jumpers moved in and killed an old man who struck it rich As usual they made a clean getaway but this time they left a trail
The Marshal of Silver City decided to get up a posse to track them down but the posse lost them in the chase and he took a bullet through his right shoulder So he was dropped off at the army hospital in Fort Lowell and they went back to town There Lightning met Opal Lacey who promised "Brown Eyes" she's going to find him a nuisance when he gets back in one week
Audie Murphy plays Silver Kid/Luke Cromwell He didn't have the face of a killer but he had the cold steel look of one His hands are quick and sure All he knows is how to handle a six-gun and poker
Faith Domergue plays Opal Lacy, the elegant woman with a secret agenda and a brother who's a mining engineer
Stephen McNally plays the famous Marshal who wasn't interested in the Kid's poker, but he was interested in the way he handled a six-gun He needed a right hand and he had the fastest one he ever saw He didn't see it dangerous to make him his deputy
Susan Cabot plays Dusty Fargo, the innocent girl who takes care of the Marshal better than many a wife he knows
Eugene Iglesias plays Johnny Sombrero, the hypocrite man who looks mighty happy about something maybe for the 'gift' of love he just made that night to prove he'd accomplished it to the girl he wants
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- Matar o morir
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- Durée1 heure 17 minutes
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