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MY DARLING CLEMENTINE1946

My Darling Clementine

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Movie Rating

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Source of Film

SOURCE OF FILM

Wyatt Earp-Frontier Marshall (1931) — Wyatt Earp: Frontier Marshall

by Stuart N. Lake

Stuart N. Lake (1889-1964) already had one of his stories made into a film by 1928 when he met with Wyatt Earp with the intention of publishing his biography. Historians later debunked much of his account, but the novel still became a best-seller and two films based on it were released in 1934 and 1939.

Director John Ford based his film partially on *Frontier Marshal* (1939) and a re-written story by Stuart titled *My Darling Clementine* (1946).

Director Detail

DIRECTOR DETAIL

John Ford (1937) — John Ford

Universal Film Manufacturing

(1914-1915)

Rex Motion Pictures

(1916)

Bison Motion Pictures

(1917)

Universal Film Manufacturing

(1917-1920)

Fox Film

(1920-1935)

20th Century-Fox

(1935-1942), (1945-1952)

U.S. Naval Reserve

(1942-1945)

various

(1953-1976)

Film Run-time and Synopsis

RUNTIME & SYNOPSIS

1 hour, 37 minutes

Wyatt Earp and his brothers are stranded in Tombstone, Arizona after their cattle are rustled and one brother murdered. Earp takes on the job of town marshal for the short-term. John Ford directs Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell and Victor Mature.

MPAA Rating

MPAA RATING

No rating

Box Office Ranking

BOX OFFICE RANKING

1946 Domestic Box Office Rank: #44^[1]

Theatrical Revenues

GROSS

(Adjusted Gross in $millions)
Domestic Theatrical Release: $190m^[1]

Original Film Distributor

DISTRIBUTOR

Twentieth Century-Fox

Location Filming

LOCATION

Monument Valley, Utah

Sources

^[1] ultimatemovierankings.com