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Branded

1951, Movie, NR, 103 mins

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Ladd is super in this story of an outlaw who aids slimy crook Keith in a scheme to impersonate rich rancher Bickford's long-lost son, kidnaped by a bandit 25 years before, in order to bilk the old man out of his fortune. Ladd allows himself to have a birthmark tattooed on his shoulder to convince the rancher and his wife that he is indeed their offspring. Bickford and mother Royle welcome their "son" with open arms. Daughter Freeman finds herself attracted to this stranger u... read more leave a comment
Year: 1951
Rated NR

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Cast
Alan Ladd: Choya
Mona Freeman: Ruth Lavery
Charles Bickford: Mr. Lavery
Robert Keith: Leffingwell
Joseph Calleia: Rubriz
Peter Hanson: Tonio

 

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Evil leaves its mark! Mitch Steiger is about to discover that you can't run from evil when it...
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A drifter fakes a telltale birthmark in a scheme to bilk a rancher by posing as his long-lost...
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Everybody knows Chuck Connors ...

Question: Everybody knows Chuck Connors for his show The Rifleman, but he also did a show that was called Branded, and I remember the theme song was pretty good. Did Connors do any other shows?


Answer: That he did, Chris. The late actor and former baseball player also appeared in such series as Werewolf, Arrest and Trial and Cowboy in Africa. You can read more about Werewolf and Arrest and Trial since I've written about them before — you can also learn about The Rifleman, for that matter — but I haven't had the opportunity to address Cowboy, so thanks for that.

Problem is, there isn't much to say about it. Based on the feature Africa — Texas Style! read more

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