

Bend of the River
The greatness... the glory... the fury... of the Northwest Frontier!
Two men with questionable pasts, Glyn McLyntock and his friend Cole, lead a wagon-train load of homesteaders from Missouri to the Oregon territory...
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- Status
- Released
- Budget
- —
- Box office
- $3M
- Language
- English
- gambling
- paddleboat
- portland, oregon
- missouri
- horse
- castle
- settler
- gold rush
- criminal past
- oregon, usa
- murder
- homesteader
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Release dates
United StatesUS
- TheatricalNRPortland, Oregon (premiere)23 Jan 1952
BrazilBR
- TV12Universal mj.gov.br6 Jul 2000
GermanyDE
- Theatrical1225 Dec 1952
IrelandIE
- TheatricalPG27 Jun 1952
ItalyIT
- Theatrical7 Nov 1952
NetherlandsNL
- Physical12DVD21 Oct 2004
- Physical12Blu ray8 May 2013
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Bend of the River was released on 23 January 1952.
Audience reviews
2- J7/10
John Chard
7/21/2015
Biscuits, apples and the troubled past. The second of five genre defining Westerns that director Anthony Mann made with James Stewart, Bend Of The River was the first one to be made in colour. The slick screenplay is written by Borden Chase, adapted from William Gulick's novel "Bend Of The Snake," with support for Stewart coming from Arthur Kennedy, Julie Adams, Rock Hudson & Jay C. Flippen. Stewart plays guid…
- C7/10
CinemaSerf
9/9/2022
Jimmy Stewart ("McLyntock") is great in this grand-scale western as a gent, with his pal "Cole" (Arthur Kennedy) who leads a group of settlers through the wilds of Oregon. As the hard winter approaches, the pair set off to obtain their winter supplies but fall foul of some crooked officials in Portland. They end up having to shoot their way out of town, with a bit of help from Rock Hudson ("Wilson") but that's the ju…
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