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Jacques Tourneur's ("I Walked With A Zombie"/"Cat People") first film in CinemaScope is a great
traditionalist Western classic. It's enhanced by the sterling hard-hitting performance of Joel McCrea, the stylish
no-nonsense directing combined with Daniel B. Ullman's intelligent and action-packed script, while its authencity is
somewhat ensured as Wyatt Earp's biographer Stuart N. Lake acted as the film's technical advisor and allowed the loose
interpretation of Wyatt's law officer stint in the Wichita of 1874-76 to pass muster (he wasn't a marshal back then as
portrayed in the film). The film's unassuming nature hides its powerhouse punches it takes at authority figures who
advocate law-and-order until it interferes with their business interests and also points out the slender margin of
difference there is between a gunslinger and a gun toting lawman. Though ending on an upbeat note, with Marshal Wyatt
Earp (Joel McCrea) taming Wichita and moving next with his new bride to clean up Dodge City, there's still the pessimism
that abounds around the law being so dependent on the honesty of the law enforcers and its leading citizens, and on
which way the wind is blowing. This superb Western, one of the best ever made, is not only enjoyable but is
thought-provoking. 



Wyatt arrives with a fistful of money from his days as a buffalo hunter into a wide open Wichita, a booming town due to
the new railroad. Upon entering town, Wyatt is greeted with a banner proclaiming "Everything Goes in Wichita."
The handy man with a gun hopes to take advantage of the town's new wealth to open some kind of legitimate business, but
definitely not another saloon. When he foils a bank robbery, the town's leading businessman, Sam McCoy (Walter Coy),
persuades the mayor, Andrew Hoke, to hire him as marshal. Wyatt refuses, but when the first trail herd ever in Wichita
arrives and the drunken cowpunchers take over the town with their riotous behavior and accidently kill a young
boy--Wyatt has a change of heart and gets sworn in as marshal. Aided only by his shotgun, cub reporter Bat Masterson
(Keith Larsen), and the public support by the idealistic but ineffectual newspaper editor (Wallace Ford), Wyatt stands
down the rowdy cowpunchers from the Texas ranch called the Big W. He disarms them and places them under arrest, holding
them for trial by the mayor the next morning. Though the leading citizens are pleased he stopped the public disturbance,
they are not pleased he kicked these customers out of town because they lost a chance to make money and fear they won't
bring another herd to town. The morally upright Wyatt steadfastly sticks to his principles and goes even further by
banning all firearms in town, telling the town council leaders they'll now have to fire him if they don't like his
methods because he's committed to enforcing law-and-order in the only way he knows how. 



A couple of punkie cowpunchers, Gyp and Hal Clements (Lloyd Bridges and Rayford Barnes), have an ongoing beef with Wyatt
(they tried to rob Wyatt when he slept near them on the trail before they came to town and after recovering his money he
punched Gyp out), and are joined by slimy saloon owner Doc Black (Edgar Buchanan) in trying to gun down the marshal.
Wyatt's brothers arrive and are deputized, after mistaken by the crooked bar owner as the professional gunmen the Big W
ranch owner Clint Wallace promised to send to rub out the marshal. This results in Doc being kicked out of town. The bad
guy cowpunchers and Doc miss in their attempt to kill Wyatt and instead accidently kill Sam McCoy's wife Mary. The Earp
brothers hunt them down--killing two of them and waiting for another day to get Doc. When Gyp, trying to avenge his
brother's death, gets killed in a gun duel with the marshal, the wealthy banker makes peace with Wyatt and admits he was
wrong--even allowing Wyatt to marry his pretty daughter Laurie (Vera Miles). 



As the film opened Tex Ritter sings Wichita, a corny but familiar type of Western song composed by Hans J. Salter that
explains the plot in advance even though what takes place has a force that this song doesn't achieve. For that matter,
few other Westerns can touch the raw nerve and intensity of this film. It forces us to look at the ambiguity of
enforcing the law in America. It goes right to the heart of the fear over crime that still prevails in a country reeling
from too much crime and trying to get its act together while confused about how to make the law work without turning the
country into either a police state or working only to the advantage of the business community or becoming so wishy-washy
it satisfies only the criminal element. By the end of Wichita we know Wyatt is a one-man avenging force and on a
superficial look his heroic actions worked out fine, but neither he nor the leading citizens nor the ordinary citizens
have a handle on how to solve a seemingly endless crime problem that will not go away and guarantee any town in America
can be cleaned up for good. Perhaps only controlled for awhile is the message Tourneur leaves us with, and that halting
claim is in sharp contrast to the other great western filmmaker John Ford who believed the country was civilized by
these intrepid pioneers with guns. 



Cast:



Joel McCrea - Wyatt Earp 

Vera Miles - Laurie 

Lloyd Bridges - Gyp 

Wallace Ford - Whiteside 

Edgar Buchanan - Doc Black 

Peter Graves - Morgan Earp 

Keith Larsen - Bat Masterson 

John Smith - Jim Earp 

Walter Coy - McCoy 

Walter Sande - Wallace 

Rayford Barnes - Hal Clements 

Mae Clarke - Mrs. McCoy 

Gene Wesson - first Robber 

Jack Elam - Al 

Carl Benton Reid - Mayor 

Bob Wilke - Ben Thompson 

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