Jesse James Rides Again (1947)
JESSE JAMES...The dreaded name that haunts a thousand lawmen...NOW...strikes terror in the hearts of the lawless!
Jesse James wants to start a new life in a new location, but quickly finds himself wrapped-up in protecting townsfolk from the machinations of evil oilmen.
- Date of release
- 1947-08-02
- TMDB
- 10.0 / 10 (1)
- Runtime
- 3h 0m
- Genres
- Action, Western, Crime
- Director
- Fred C. Brannon, Thomas Carr
Casting
- Clayton Moore — Jesse James
- Linda Stirling — Ann Bolton
- Roy Barcroft — Frank Lawton
- John Compton — Steve Long
- Tristram Coffin — James Clark
- Tom London — Sam Bolton
- Mike Ragan — Clark's Clerk Tim
- Edmund Cobb — Wilkie
- Gene Roth — Sheriff Duffie
- Fred Graham — Hawks
- LeRoy Mason — Mr. Finlay
- Ed Cassidy — Grant
Interesting facts
Jesse James Rides Again is a 1947 American Republic Western film serial.
Production
Jesse James Rides Again was budgeted at $149,967 although the final negative cost was $180,497 (a $30,530, or 20.4%, overspend).
It was filmed between January 10 and February 5, 1947. The serial's production number was 1696.
This was one of only four 13-chapter serials to be released by Republic. Three of the four were released in 1947, the only original serials released in that year. The fourth serial of the year was a re-release of the 15-chapter, 1941 serial Jungle Girl. This marked the first time Republic had re-released a serial to add to their first run serial releases.
Tom Steele as Jesse James (doubling Clayton Moore)
Dale Van Sickel as Frank Lawton/James Clark (doubling Roy Barcroft & Tristram Coffin)
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