Shane Review

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Shane

Release Date: 2nd October 1953 - Australia

Production Companies 

Paramount Pictures

Genre: Western

Rating: G

Runtime: 118 minutes

Budget: $3,100,000

Box Office Gross: $20,000,000 

(USA)

Plot Summary

Enigmatic gunslinger Shane rides into a small Wyoming town with hopes of quietly settling down as a farmhand. Taking a job on homesteader Joe Starrett's farm, Shane is drawn into a battle between the townsfolk and ruthless cattle baron Rufus Ryker. Shane's growing attraction to Starrett's wife, Marian, and his fondness for their son Joey, who idolizes Shane, force Shane to realize that he must thwart Ryker's plan.

Cast

Alan Ladd - Shane

Jean Arthur - Marian Starrett

Van Heflin - Joe Starrett

Brandon deWilde - Joey Starrett

Emile Meyer - Rufus Ryker 

Jack Palance - Jack Wilson

Ben Johnson - Chris Calloway

Edgar Buchanan - Fred Lewis

Elisha Cook Jr. - Stonewall Torrey 

Douglas Spencer - Axel 'Swede' Shipstead

John Dierkes - Morgan Ryker 

Ellen Corby - Mrs. Liz Torrey 

Paul McVey - Sam Grafton

John Miller - Will Atkey - Bartender

Edith Evanson - Mrs. Shipstead

Leonard Strong - Ernie Wright

Ray Spiker - Axel Johnson - Homesteader

Janice Carroll - Susan Lewis

Martin Mason - Ed Howells

Helen Brown - Martha Lewis

Nancy Kulp - Mrs. Howells

Crew

Producer/Director - George Stevens

Based on the Novel - Jack Schaefer 

Screenplay - A.B. Guthrie Jr.

Additional Dialogue - Jack Sher

Art Directors - Hal Pereria and Walter H. Tyler

Costumes - Edith Head

Director of Photography - Loyal Griggs

Film Editors - William Hornbeck and Tom McAdoo

Music Score - Victor Young

Awards

1953 Academy Awards

Best Cinematography, Color - Loyal Griggs (Won)

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Best Picture - George Stevens (Nominated)

Best Supporting Actor - Brandon deWilde (Nominated)

Best Supporting Actor - Jack Palance (Nominated)

Best Director - George Stevens (Nominated)

Best Screenplay - A.B. Guthrie Jr. (Nominated)

Review

One of the great classic film westerns of the 20th century, SHANE was the byproduct of old-fashioned Hollywood in the time of its old regime. Most importantly, it was certainly influential to some movies in later years such as the non-western flick LOGAN (click here) as well as being referenced in numerous times on pop culture. The ending however is considered to be a moment of ambiguity where it could possibly rival each scene from other classic westerns, the likes of which don’t come off in the same note of closing as SHANE did. This was a commendable effort from all of the cast and crew including its director, the late George Stevens who worked around the clock to produce a film that definitely showcased the landscapes of the American frontier. 

Alan Ladd gave a well-deserved performance as being the strong type of a lead protagonist that has shared the title of the movie. Jean Arthur in her last role as an actress was absolutely lovely to play the gorgeous Marian whom the lead character is immediately attracted to her.

I have nothing more to say about the other qualities that made SHANE great. I consider this film to be a great classic and one to be enjoyed by all ages. Even the modern viewers who were unfamiliar with this feature will definitely appreciate it, as their parents and grandparents have once seen the film and fondly remember it in their younger years.

Star rating: (8/10) Very Good Movie

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