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Errol Flynn—The Warner Bros. Western Collection: Montana; Rocky Mountain; San Antonio; Virginia City
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Artist
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Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith, Patrice Wymore, Victor Francen, Miriam Hopkins, Randolph Scott & others. Michael Curtiz, David Butler & others, directors.
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Studio
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Warner Bros.
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Format
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4 DVDs, boxed Full screen
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DVD Encoding
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MPAA Rating
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Not Rated
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UPC
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085391188216
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Runtime/Release Date
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6 hrs 29 mins/2008
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Daedalus Item Code
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25142
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This item is not available.
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Description
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Despite his legacy as Hollywood's greatest swashbuckler, Errol Flynn's output of Westerns (eight) exceeds his sword-swinging adventures. In Virginia City (1940), one of his earliest, Flynn plays a Union spy attempting to intercept Randolph Scott's Confederate wagon train of gold from the mines of the film's title. Humphrey Bogart is a hoot as a Mexican bandit. The handsomely produced San Antonio (1945) earned Oscar nominations for art direction and the original song "Some Sunday Morning." In Montana (1950), the Tasmanian-born actor plays an Australian sheepherder at odds with Big Sky cattlemen. Rocky Mountain (1950), his last Western, has Flynn's Confederate officer battling Union soldiers and Shoshone Indians.
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