Episode 670: Rancho Notorious (1952)

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The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2024

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Jonathan Penner and Otto Bruno join Mike to kick off a month of discussing American Westerns. We begin with one from German emigre Fritz Lang with his 1952 film Rancho Notorious. The film stars Arthur Kennedy as a ranch hand whose fiance is murdered in a tale of hate, murder and revenge.

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0:00.0	Hold your ears, folks. It's showtime.
0:08.6	People pay good money to see this movie.
0:10.9	When they go out to a theater, they want cold sodas, hot popcorn, and no monsters in the projection booth.
0:17.3	Everyone pretend podcasting isn't boring.
0:20.1	Shut it off.
0:25.4	Turn it off.
0:31.5	Everyone.
0:32.3	Everyone! A young man is full of adventure and eager to do what he can.
1:05.4	He may be a joy, but don't send a boy to do the work of a man.
1:15.2	Marlene the magnificent.
1:17.4	It was hard for a man to look at her and keep to the rules.
1:21.8	That was her trying.
1:24.8	That was her trying too hard.
1:27.4	Mal Ferreher wanted for every crime under the sun.
1:30.8	But there wasn't a jail he couldn't break.
1:33.2	To reach the woman who wore his brand.
1:35.9	Arthur Kennedy, driven on to find an unknown killer.
1:43.1	Men are funny and all men are jealous.
1:46.2	French you only give me one of these.
1:48.6	What about that?
1:51.1	Oh, that?
1:52.4	It was part of my cut.
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