Angel and the Badman

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Angel and the Badman
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Directed by	James Edward Grant
Produced by	John Wayne
Written by	Screenplay: James Edward Grant
Starring	John Wayne Gail Russell Harry Carey
Music by	Richard Hageman
Cinematography	Archie J. Stout
Editing by	Harry Keller
Distributed by	Republic Pictures Corporation
Release date(s)	15 February 1947
Running time	100 min.
Language	English
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Angel and the Badman is a 1947 Western film starring John Wayne and Gail Russell. John Wayne plays a wounded outlaw obsessed with killing a man who murdered his foster father. The film features Harry Carey, Irene Rich, and Joan Barton, and was written and directed by James Edward Grant.

Stick Figure Theater, a feature on Liquid Television, made a stick figure version of the bar scene.

[edit] Cast

• John Wayne ........ Quirt Evans
• Gail Russell ........ Penelope Worth
• Harry Carey ........ McClintock
• Bruce Cabot ........ Laredo Stevens
• Irene Rich ........ Mrs. Worth
• Lee Dixon ........ Randy McCall
• Stephen Grant ........ Johnny Worth
• Tom Powers ........ Dr. Mangram
• Paul Hurst ........ Frederick Carson
• Olin Howland ........ Bradley (billed as Olin Howlin)
• John Halloran ........ Thomas Worth
• Joan Barton ........ Lila Neal
• Craig Woods ........ Ward Withers
• Marshall Reed ........ Nelson

[edit] Trivia

• Elements of this film were borrowed without credit for the 1985 Harrison Ford film Witness.

• The film is in the public domain and is downloadable from the Internet Archive.