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Vengeance Valley
Vengeance Valley is a 1951 American Technicolor Western film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Burt Lancaster, Robert Walker, Joanne Dru, Sally Forrest, John Ireland and Ray Collins. It is based on a novel by Luke Short.
In 1979, the film entered the public domain in the United States because Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer failed to renew its copyright registration in the 28th year after publication.
Owen Daybright is the foreman at the Colorado cattleman Arch Strobie's ranch and is also Strobie's foster son. Owen and his foster brother Lee hear that Lily Fasken has given birth. Owen takes food and money to Lily and finds Lee's wife Jen and Lily's brother Dick, who has been trying to identify the baby's father. Owen is concerned for Lily's welfare. When Jen asks him to disclose the identity of father, Owen does not reply. Dick suspects that Owen is the father, but Jen denies it because Owen is a good man.
Lee thanks Owen for helping Lily and says that he cannot admit being the father, as Jen would not understand. Dick threatens Owen with a gun, but they are interrupted by the sheriff.
At the Strobie ranch, Owen tells Arch, who has been crippled for 20 years, that he doesn't need Owen's help any longer with Lee having married. Arch explains that still needs Owen, who agrees to stay.
Lily and Dick's brother Hub tells the sheriff that he will kill someone, but he does not know whom yet. Dick tells Jen that he will extract the truth from Owen. Accompanied by ranch hand Hewie, Owen visits Lily, and Dick and Hub also arrive. Dick and Owen fight before Lily interrupts them, armed with a gun. She tells Owen to take her brothers to the sheriff.
Jen learns that Lee has taken $500 from their joint account. She confronts Lee, who says that Owen is the father of Lily's baby, but Jen does not believe him. Jen threatens to leave, but Owen persuades her to remain, saying that Arch needs them both. Lee finds that Jen has locked him out of their bedroom. Owen persuades Lee to remain by agreeing to give him a half share of the ranch.
Owen, Lee and Hewie track their stolen steers to Herb Backett's ranch. Owen cannot prove that the steers had been there and fights with Backett, who stabs him. Owen and Hewie take four of Backett's steers as compensation. Lee, uninvolved in the fight, offers to pay Backett for the steers. Backett agrees but vows revenge against Owen. During a party at their ranch, Lee is drunk and mistakenly concludes that Owen and Jen are having an affair.
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Vengeance Valley
Vengeance Valley is a 1951 American Technicolor Western film directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Burt Lancaster, Robert Walker, Joanne Dru, Sally Forrest, John Ireland and Ray Collins. It is based on a novel by Luke Short.
In 1979, the film entered the public domain in the United States because Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer failed to renew its copyright registration in the 28th year after publication.
Owen Daybright is the foreman at the Colorado cattleman Arch Strobie's ranch and is also Strobie's foster son. Owen and his foster brother Lee hear that Lily Fasken has given birth. Owen takes food and money to Lily and finds Lee's wife Jen and Lily's brother Dick, who has been trying to identify the baby's father. Owen is concerned for Lily's welfare. When Jen asks him to disclose the identity of father, Owen does not reply. Dick suspects that Owen is the father, but Jen denies it because Owen is a good man.
Lee thanks Owen for helping Lily and says that he cannot admit being the father, as Jen would not understand. Dick threatens Owen with a gun, but they are interrupted by the sheriff.
At the Strobie ranch, Owen tells Arch, who has been crippled for 20 years, that he doesn't need Owen's help any longer with Lee having married. Arch explains that still needs Owen, who agrees to stay.
Lily and Dick's brother Hub tells the sheriff that he will kill someone, but he does not know whom yet. Dick tells Jen that he will extract the truth from Owen. Accompanied by ranch hand Hewie, Owen visits Lily, and Dick and Hub also arrive. Dick and Owen fight before Lily interrupts them, armed with a gun. She tells Owen to take her brothers to the sheriff.
Jen learns that Lee has taken $500 from their joint account. She confronts Lee, who says that Owen is the father of Lily's baby, but Jen does not believe him. Jen threatens to leave, but Owen persuades her to remain, saying that Arch needs them both. Lee finds that Jen has locked him out of their bedroom. Owen persuades Lee to remain by agreeing to give him a half share of the ranch.
Owen, Lee and Hewie track their stolen steers to Herb Backett's ranch. Owen cannot prove that the steers had been there and fights with Backett, who stabs him. Owen and Hewie take four of Backett's steers as compensation. Lee, uninvolved in the fight, offers to pay Backett for the steers. Backett agrees but vows revenge against Owen. During a party at their ranch, Lee is drunk and mistakenly concludes that Owen and Jen are having an affair.