San Antonio (1945)
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In his final epic Western, Errol Flynn plays cattleman Clay Hardin, who, on a trek south of the border, has discovered that San Antonio saloon proprietor Roy Stuart (Paul Kelly) is actually a cattle rustler of major proportions. Determined to bring Stuart to justice, Clay runs into difficulties when… More In his final epic Western, Errol Flynn plays cattleman Clay Hardin, who, on a trek south of the border, has discovered that San Antonio saloon proprietor Roy Stuart (Paul Kelly) is actually a cattle rustler of major proportions. Determined to bring Stuart to justice, Clay runs into difficulties when he mistakes feted chanteuse Jeanne Starr (Alexis Smith) for being on the saloon owner's payroll. Meanwhile, Stuart's French-accented partner, and enemy, Legare (Victor Francen), uses the taut situation to benefit himself. Then Clay's longtime friend, Charlie Bell (John Litel), is brutally slain and Jeanne's manager, Sacha Bozic (S.Z. Sakall) is forced to skip town, Bozic, unbeknownst to Clay, having witnessed the murder. The real killer is eventually forced to confess and San Antonio erupts in a climactic gun battle that culminates in a shootout at the historic Alamo. With Hungarian actor Sakall providing some much-needed comedy relief, Alexis Smith, Doodles Weaver, and a chorus perform a few songs, including: Ray Heindorf, M.K. Jerome, and Ted Koehler's "Some Sunday Morning"; "Put Your Little Foot Right Out," by Larry Spier; and Jack Scholl and Charles Kisco's "Somewhere in Monterey." According to some reports, both Raoul Walsh and Robert Florey directed a few additional scenes. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi
- Directed By
- David Butler (I)
- Written By
- Alan LeMay, W.R. Burnett
- Genres
- Western, Romance, Classics
- In Theaters
- Dec 29, 1945 Wide
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Cast
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Errol Flynn
as Clay Hardin
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Alexis Smith
as Jeanne Starr
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S.Z. Sakall
as Sacha Bozic
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Victor Francen
as Legare
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Paul Kelly
as Roy Stuart
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Florence Bates
as Henrietta
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Robert Shayne
as Capt. Morgan
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John Alvin
as Pony Smith
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Monte Blue
as Cleve Andrews
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Robert H. Barrat
as Col. Johnson
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Pedro de Cordoba
as Ricardo Torreon
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Tom Tyler
as Lafe McWilliams
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Chris-Pin Martin
as Hymie Bases
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Charles Stevens
as Sojer Harris
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Poodles Hanneford
as San Antonio Stage Driver
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Doodles Weaver
as Square Dance Caller
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Dan White
as Joey Simms
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Ray Spiker
as Rebel White
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Harry Cording
as Hawker
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Chalky Williams
as Poker Player
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Wallis Clark
as Tip Brice
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Bill Steele
as Roper
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Howard Hill
as Henchman
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Allen E. Smith
as Henchman
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Arnold Kent
as Specialty Dancer
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Eddie Acuff
as Gawking Cowboy
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Lane Chandler
as Cowboy
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John Compton
as Cowboy
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James Flavin
as Cattleman
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William Gould
as Wild Cowman
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Al Hill
as Hap Winters
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Brandon Hurst
as Gambler
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Si Jenks
as Station Boss
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Brad King
as Cowboy
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John Litel
as Charlie Bell
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Cliff Lyons
as Errol Flynn's Double
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Art Mix
as Barfly
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Jack Mower
as Wild Cowman
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Harry "Snub" Pollard
as Dance Extra
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Harry Semels
as Mexican
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Dan Seymour
as Laredo Border Guard
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Harry Seymour
as Bartender
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Hal Taliaferro
as Cowboy
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Wally Wales
as Cowboy
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Eddy Waller
as Cattleman
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Norman Willis
as Jay Witherspoon
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Denver Dixon
as Barfly
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Francis Ford
as Old Cowboy Greeting Coach
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Henry Hall
as Cattleman
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Don McGuire
as Cowboy
- John Miles