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Many Rivers to Cross 
Actors : Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker, Victor McLaglen, Jeff Richards, Russ Tamblyn
Director : Roy Rowland
Studio : Warner Home Video
by Warner Home Video
Brand : Warner Brothers
Release Date : 2008-08-26
Publisher : Warner Home Video
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 0883929005116
UPC : 883929005116
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 10 reviews)
List Price : $12.98
Our Price : $5.36
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Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 08/26/2008 Rating: Nr |
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Comedy western |
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Really enjoyed this movie. Good plot development and acting. Had some serious moments too. It all works well together. The fight with Indian in the cave is hilarious slapstick. |
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Many Rivers to Cross - DVD |
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Wonderful family movie, even my teen and early twenty year old grandchildren enjoyed it - I saw it in the theater as a child many years ago and I have been looking for the DVD for several years. Thanks so much for stocking it. |
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manys river to cross |
It is one of thr greatest movie that I own. When it came out in the 50's
My Father went to see it every night. I have been looking for this movie for him for 30 years. |
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One of the best romantic western comedies ever! |
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I waited a long time for this movie to come out in DVD. It was so worth the wait. Wonderfully written and acted. I loved the way Eleanor Parker says, "Bushrod". Robert Taylor is a good choice to play love 'em and leave 'em trapper "Bushrod Gentry" who tries to keep from getting "trapped" himself by a female who could have been Sarah Palin's great,great, great, great grandma. Even the minor characters are fun and important to the story. I watched this movie with my two grown daughters who had never heard of this movie. They laughed all the way through it. It is a timeless, well-done film that the whole family can watch. Let me put it this way, if you liked "The Quiet Man" you'll like "Many Rivers To Cross". |
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A mixture of comedy and western action set in Kentucky during the l8th century. Bushrod Gentry, played by Robert Taylor, is excellent in fighting any opponent be it Indians or other foe. But when Eleanor Powell comes along with marriage on her mind, she breaks down all his defenses. Although he does put up a mighty fight. Hilarious and very entertaining. |
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