Cripple Creek (1952)
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75% of users liked it
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Cripple Creek is an excellent example of Columbia's "A-minus/B-plus" Technicolor westerns of the 1950s. Government agent Bret Ivers (George Montgomery) goes undercover to infiltrate a gang of gold smugglers. Ivers and his two partners (Jerome Courtland and Richard Egan) face exposure… More Cripple Creek is an excellent example of Columbia's "A-minus/B-plus" Technicolor westerns of the 1950s. Government agent Bret Ivers (George Montgomery) goes undercover to infiltrate a gang of gold smugglers. Ivers and his two partners (Jerome Courtland and Richard Egan) face exposure and sudden death at every turn; indeed, one of the federal agents meets his demise before the film is a third over. The villains are the erudite-but-deadly Denver Jones (John Dehner) and the just-plain-deadly Silver Kirby (William Bishop). With so much already in its favor, Cripple Creek hardly needs a romantic interest, but Columbia had to keep contract actress Karin Booth busy, thus she shows up briefly as a flashy saloon gal. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Ray Nazarro
- Written By
- E. Richard Schayer
- Genres
- Western, Action & Adventure
- In Theaters
- Jul 1, 1952 Wide
Critic Reviews
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Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Tolerable routine oater.
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Cast
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George Montgomery
as Bret Ivers
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Karin [Katharine] Booth
as Julie Hanson
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Jerome Courtland
as Larry Galland
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William Bishop
as Silver Kirby
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Richard Egan
as Strap Galland
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John Dehner
as Emil Cabeau
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Roy Roberts
as Marshall Tetheroe
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George Cleveland
as "Hardrock" Hanson
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Byron Foulger
as Hawkins
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Robert Bice
as James Sullivan
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Grandon Rhodes
as Drummond
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Zon Murray
as Lefty
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Peter Brocco
as Cashier
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Cliff Clark
as Winfield Hatton
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Robert G. Anderson
as Muldoon
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Harry Cording
as Hibbs
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Chris Alcaide
as Jeff
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Don Porter
as Denver Jones