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| Directed by | Herbert S. Greene |
| Written by | Edward D. Wood Jr. |
| Produced by | Cy Roth Ronald V. Ashcroft |
| Starring | Andrea King Harry James Robert Clarke |
| Cinematography | Brydon Baker |
| Edited by | Ronald V. Ashcroft |
| Music by | Gene Kauer |
| Production companies | Ashcroft and Associates |
| Distributed by | Globe Releasing Corporation |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 70 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Outlaw Queen is a 1957 American western film directed by Herbert S. Greene and starring Andrea King, Harry James and Robert Clarke.
Plot
Christina, the daughter of Greek immigrants tours the West with her uncle in a sharpshooting act. After losing their earnings one night in a game of poker in Conway's saloon, they win it back again by shouting out their opponents cards in Greek. Christina opens her own rival saloon which is soon a huge success, and before long has built up a business empire including a ranch. Conways's resentment leads him to try and destroy her.
Cast
- Andrea King as Christina
- Harry James as Rick Mason
- Robert Clarke as John Andrews
- James Harakas as Uncle Jim
- Andy Ladas as Andy Trinas
- Kenne Duncan as Sheriff
- I. Stanford Jolley as Conway
- William Murphy as Brandon
- Vince Barnett as Gambler
- Harold Peary as Bartender
- John Heldring as Bank Manager
References
- Craig p.252
Bibliography
- Craig, Rob. Ed Wood, Mad Genius: A Critical Study of the Films. McFarland, 2009.
External links
- Outlaw Queen at IMDb
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