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* SlasherSmile: After setting Vienna's saloon ablaze, Emma dons one of these as she leaves.
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* TakeThat: Nicholas Ray and the screenwriters, Philip Yordan and an uncredited Ben Maddow (writing under a front because he was [[UsefulNotes/TheHollywoodBlacklist blacklisted]])intended the posse led by Emma Small to be one for [=McCartyhism=]. Ward Bond, one of the leaders of the anti-Communist Motion Picture Alliance plays one of the posse-leaders (albeit a more reluctant sort than Emma).
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* TakeThat: Nicholas Ray and the screenwriters, Philip Yordan and an uncredited Ben Maddow (writing under a front because he was [[UsefulNotes/TheHollywoodBlacklist blacklisted]])intended blacklisted]]) intended the posse led by Emma Small to be one for [=McCartyhism=]. Ward Bond, one of the leaders of the anti-Communist Motion Picture Alliance plays one of the posse-leaders (albeit a more reluctant sort than Emma).
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Vienna (Crawford) is the owner of a saloon in a town in Arizona that's in a period of transition. A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small ([=McCambridge=]), a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners. Things change for Vienna with the unexpected arrival of two men. The Dancin' Kid (Brady), the leader of a band of outlaws, who is accused of holding up a stagecoach and enjoys flirting with Vienna, the other is Johnny "Guitar" Logan (Hayden), a drifter with a guitar who is also an OldFlame that Vienna hoped to forget. The explosive relationships between the characters soon gets out of control, plunging into chaos.
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Vienna (Crawford) is the owner of a saloon in a town in Arizona that's in a period of transition. A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small ([=McCambridge=]), a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners. Things change for Vienna with the unexpected arrival of two men. The Dancin' Kid (Brady), the leader of a band of outlaws, who is accused of holding up a stagecoach and enjoys flirting with Vienna, the other is Johnny "Guitar" Logan (Hayden), a drifter with a guitar who is also an OldFlame that Vienna hoped to forget. The explosive relationships between the characters soon gets get out of control, plunging them into chaos.
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Vienna (Crawford) is the owner of a saloon in a town in Arizona that's in a period of transition. A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small ([=McCambridge=]), a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners. Things change for Vienna with the unexpected arrival of two men. The Dancin' Kid (Scott Brady), the leader of a band of outlaws, who is accused of holding up a stagecoach and enjoys flirting with Vienna, the other is Johnny "Guitar" Logan (Hayden), a drifter with a guitar who is also an OldFlame that Vienna hoped to forget. The explosive relationships between the characters soon gets out of control, plunging into chaos.
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Vienna (Crawford) is the owner of a saloon in a town in Arizona that's in a period of transition. A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small ([=McCambridge=]), a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners. Things change for Vienna with the unexpected arrival of two men. The Dancin' Kid (Scott Brady), (Brady), the leader of a band of outlaws, who is accused of holding up a stagecoach and enjoys flirting with Vienna, the other is Johnny "Guitar" Logan (Hayden), a drifter with a guitar who is also an OldFlame that Vienna hoped to forget. The explosive relationships between the characters soon gets out of control, plunging into chaos.
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Vienna (Crawford) is the owner of a Saloon in a town in Arizona that is in the period of transition. A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small ([=McCambridge=]) a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners. Things change for Vienna with the unexpected arrival of two men. The Dancin' Kid (Scott Brady), the leader of a band of outlaws, who is accused of holding up a stagecoach and enjoys flirting with Vienna, the other is Johnny "Guitar" Logan (Hayden), a drifter with a guitar who is also an OldFlame that Vienna hoped to forget. The explosive relationships between the characters soon gets out of control, plunging into chaos.
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Vienna (Crawford) is the owner of a Saloon saloon in a town in Arizona that is that's in the a period of transition. A successful businesswoman, she is the object of envy by Emma Small ([=McCambridge=]) ([=McCambridge=]), a cattle baron's daughter who loathes Vienna and the new level of influence she would have at the onset of a railroad that Vienna supports against the interest of the cattle owners. Things change for Vienna with the unexpected arrival of two men. The Dancin' Kid (Scott Brady), the leader of a band of outlaws, who is accused of holding up a stagecoach and enjoys flirting with Vienna, the other is Johnny "Guitar" Logan (Hayden), a drifter with a guitar who is also an OldFlame that Vienna hoped to forget. The explosive relationships between the characters soon gets out of control, plunging into chaos.
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-->-- '''Title song''' performed by Peggy Lee
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''Johnny Guitar'' is a 1954 {{Western}} film directed by Creator/NicholasRay and starring Creator/JoanCrawford, Creator/SterlingHayden, Scott Brady, Mercedes [=McCambridge=], Creator/ErnestBorgnine, Creator/JohnCarradine, and Ward Bond. It was produced by Creator/RepublicPictures and shot in the candy-coloured Trucolor format.
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''Johnny Guitar'' is a 1954 {{Western}} film directed by Creator/NicholasRay and starring Creator/JoanCrawford, Creator/SterlingHayden, Scott Brady, Mercedes [=McCambridge=], Ben Cooper, Creator/ErnestBorgnine, Creator/JohnCarradine, and Ward Bond.Bond, and Creator/JohnCarradine. It was produced by Creator/RepublicPictures and shot in the candy-coloured Trucolor format.
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