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Title:
Cahill, United States Marshal
JLCTITLE245:
Warner Bros., a Warner Communications Company, presents a Batjac production ; screenplay by Harry Julian Fink and Rita M. Fink ; produced by Michael A. Wayne ; directed by Andrew V. McLaglen.
Edition:
Widescreen edition.
Publication Information:
Burbank, CA : Warner Home Video, [2003]
Physical Description:
1 videodisc (103 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
ISBN:
9780790772363

9781419853685
General Note:
Title from container.

Originally produced as a motion picture in 1973.

Special features: Commentary by director Andrew V. McLaglen; Featurette: The man behind the star; Theatrical trailer.
Abstract:
Returning to the scruffy town of Valentine, Texas, after many months of tracking wanted criminals, Cahill learns that there's been trouble at home as well. The local sheriff and deputy have been murdered by a masked gang of bandits. These outlaws robbed the bank and then disappeared into the hills. Deputizing his elder son, Cahill sets out to routinely track and capture the dangerous desperadoes. Instead, the gritty marshal finds himself up against an adversary he had never counted on and finds out that his sons are involved in the robbery.
Reading Level:
MPAA rating: PG CHV rating: 14A.
Added Corporate Author:
Variant Title:
Portion of title: Cahill
Credits:
Story, Barney Slater ; director of photography, Joseph Biroc ; film editor, Robert L. Simpson ; music, Elmer Bernstein.
Performer:
John Wayne, Gary Grimes, Neville Brand, Clay O'Brien, Marie Windsor, Morgan Paull, Dan Vadis, Royal Dano, Scott Walker, Denver Pyle, Jackie Coogan, Rayford Barnes, Dan Kemp, Harry Carey, Jr., Walter Barnes, Paul Fix, Pepper Martin, Vance Davis, Ken Wolger, Hank Worden, James Nusser, Murray MacLeod, Hunter von Leer, Ralph Volkie, Chuck Roberson, George Kennedy.
Technical Details:
DVD; dual-layer format; region 1; widescreen presentation; digitally processed; Dolby Digital mono.

"Presented in a "letterbox" widescreen format presenting the "scope" aspect ratio of their original theatrical exhibitions. Enhanced for widescreen TVS."
Language:
English and French dialogue; English, French, Spanish, or Portuguese subtitles.

Closed-captioned.
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