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Cimarron

The Oklahoma Land Run of April 1889 sets the stage for an epic saga of a frontier adventurer, his wife and family and their friends.

Director

Anthony Mann, Charles Walters

Year

Genre

drama, romance, western

Box Office

N/A

Production

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

Nominated for 2 Oscars. 3 nominations total

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Yancey 'Cimarron' Cravat

Sabra Cravat

Dixie Lee

Tom Wyatt

Arthur O'Connell

William Hardy

Mrs. Sarah Wyatt

Mercedes McCambridge

Wes Jennings

Sam Pegler

Bob Yountis

Jesse Rickey

Sol Levy

Mrs. Mavis Pegler

Felicia Venable

Judge Neal Hefner

Mrs. Neal Hefner

Ike Howes

Millis

Hoss Barry

Jacob Krubeckoff

Vladimir Sokoloff

Water Man

Townsman at Celebration

Cavalry Sergeant Who Breaks Up Fight

Dancer at Ball

Herman Belmonte

Mrs. Lancey

Butler

Settler

Wagon Driver

Townsman

Townsman

Chet Brandenburg

Madam Rhoda

Mr. Self - Politician

Townsman

Senator Rollins

Suggs

Barber

William Challee

Townsman at Celebration

Ruby Red Feather

Mickie Chouteau

Oil Worker

Butler

Reporter

Wyatt's Man

Foreman

Mr. Hodges

Townsman at Celebration

George DeNormand

Townsman

Sadie

Phyllis Douglas

Cimarron Cravat - Age 2

Dancer

Townsman

Franklyn Farnum

Townsman

Mr. Geer

Coleman Francis

Reporter

Reporter

Cimarron Cravat - Age 10

Ball Guest

Dancer at Ball

Settler

Grat Gotch

Townswoman

Townsman

Party Guest

Hefner Boy

Arita Red Feather

Dawn Little Sky

Ben Red Feather

Eddie Little Sky

Cimarron Cravat as a Young Man

Settler

Setter

Townsman

Beck

J. Edward McKinley

Reporter

Party Guest

Townsman

Ned

Party Guest

Bellboy

Settler

Reporter

Townsman

Connors

Party Guest

Mr. Walter

Charles

Townsman

Man at Lynching

Dancer at Ball

Lewis Venable

Lou Brothers

Miss Kuye

Oil Worker

Robert B. Williams

Clubwoman

Reporter

Theresa Jump

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Tom Wyatt Yancey 'cimarron' Cravat

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by Fingersmaster. Enjoy! - Cimarron

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Come on, hurry. Let's go. - Cimarron

Come on, hurry. Let's go.

All right.
Now, remember what I told you, dear. - Cimarron

All right. Now, remember what I told you, dear.

Good luck, darling. - Cimarron

Good luck, darling.

Yancey, it's getting
awfully lonesome back here. - Cimarron

Yancey, it's getting awfully lonesome back here.

That's very pretty. - Cimarron

That's very pretty.

Darling, how many times
you walked towards me... - Cimarron

Darling, how many times you walked towards me...

Yes, sir, she sure looks good from here. - Cimarron

Yes, sir, she sure looks good from here.

What do you want with me? - Cimarron

What do you want with me?

Hold them up there, boys. - Cimarron

Hold them up there, boys.

Hey, Cimarron. - Cimarron

Who's that? - Cimarron

Look at the baby. - Cimarron

Look at the baby.

Wait a minute. This fellow's got
as much right here as you have. - Cimarron

Wait a minute. This fellow's got as much right here as ...

I wanna tell you something, old man. - Cimarron

I wanna tell you something, old man.

Hello, Dixie. You racing for land? - Cimarron

Hello, Dixie. You racing for land?

Hey, Dixie. Hey, Dixie.
Hey, Dixie. - Cimarron

Hey, Dixie. Hey, Dixie. Hey, Dixie.

Now, you come on, itty-bits,
get in that wagon. - Cimarron

Now, you come on, itty-bits, get in that wagon.

I paid.
I gave the man up there the money. - Cimarron

I paid. I gave the man up there the money.

It's Pa. I think it's Pa. He didn't make it. - Cimarron

It's Pa. I think it's Pa. He didn't make it.

I'll do it myself. - Cimarron

I'll do it myself.

Nellie. - Cimarron

Aah! Help, Yancey! - Cimarron

Aah! Help, Yancey!

This is my land now. - Cimarron

This is my land now.

Yancey, did you get the land? - Cimarron

Yancey, did you get the land?

Hurry, let's get these claims.
I got mine. - Cimarron

Hurry, let's get these claims. I got mine.

Yancey, you're getting right smack
in the middle of things. - Cimarron

Yancey, you're getting right smack in the middle of thi...

- Goodbye.
Bye. - Cimarron

- Goodbye. Bye.

Well, I better get myself situated. - Cimarron

Well, I better get myself situated.

Or is it Izzy? - Cimarron

When I speak, you jump. - Cimarron

When I speak, you jump.

That Indian woman,
what does she want? - Cimarron

That Indian woman, what does she want?

Before you know I'm gone I'll be back - Cimarron

Before you know I'm gone I'll be back

Back away. Back off. - Cimarron

Back away. Back off.

Mr. Jessie, please,
would you get Sol to get Mrs. Wyatt? - Cimarron

Mr. Jessie, please, would you get Sol to get Mrs. Wyatt?

Let him hang.
He stole one of my horses. - Cimarron

Let him hang. He stole one of my horses.

You heard what I said. - Cimarron

You heard what I said.

I was against it, Yancey.
I told the Indian he wouldn't be safe here. - Cimarron

I was against it, Yancey. I told the Indian he wouldn't...

Why isn't Yancey back yet? - Cimarron

Why isn't Yancey back yet?

It won't be as terrible as everybody says,
having a baby? - Cimarron

It won't be as terrible as everybody says, having a bab...

- That one hurt, didn't it?
- Just a little. - Cimarron

- That one hurt, didn't it? - Just a little.

Nothing for you to do now
but lie back and enjoy it. - Cimarron

Nothing for you to do now but lie back and enjoy it.

What are they laughing so much? - Cimarron

What are they laughing so much?

What are you so nervous? - Cimarron

What are you so nervous?

Yancey, what...? - Cimarron

Yancey, what...?

- If you hadn't been so stupid, we-
- What are you bringing that up for? - Cimarron

- If you hadn't been so stupid, we- - What are you brin...

I'm sick of you.
I'm sick of looking at you. - Cimarron

I'm sick of you. I'm sick of looking at you.

Hoss, you coming with me? - Cimarron

Hoss, you coming with me?

Wes. - Cimarron

Hey, Dixie. - Cimarron

Hi, Dixie. - Cimarron

I'm looking for a lawyer. - Cimarron

I'm looking for a lawyer.

Well, would you believe
a human being could have such nerve? - Cimarron

Well, would you believe a human being could have such nerve?

Cim. Cim, come back. - Cimarron

Cim. Cim, come back.

If you hadn't been so stupid,
we wouldn't have gotten in this mess. - Cimarron

If you hadn't been so stupid, we wouldn't have got...

Kid, I wanna talk to you. - Cimarron

Kid, I wanna talk to you.

Don't come any closer! - Cimarron

Don't come any closer!

That's far enough. - Cimarron

That's far enough.

I told you not to have faith in me,
didn't I? - Cimarron

I told you not to have faith in me, didn't I?

You girls like hotcakes, right? Want some? - Cimarron

You girls like hotcakes, right? Want some?

How can I understand a man like you? - Cimarron

How can I understand a man like you?

Am I the wrong woman? - Cimarron

Am I the wrong woman?

I love you. - Cimarron

Time for school, children. - Cimarron

Time for school, children.

I wanna go to school, Daddy. - Cimarron

I wanna go to school, Daddy.

Come. - Cimarron

Come on, Yancey. - Cimarron

Come on, Yancey.

Come on, now, don't look so sad. - Cimarron

Come on, now, don't look so sad.

Make way! Move over! - Cimarron

Make way! Move over!

I wanna go with my daddy. - Cimarron

I wanna go with my daddy.

Oh, boy, look at this. - Cimarron

Oh, boy, look at this.

Give my best to your husband
the next time you write to him. - Cimarron

Give my best to your husband the next time you write to him.

Evening. - Cimarron

Sol. - Cimarron

Mrs. Cravat. - Cimarron

All right, where is he? - Cimarron

All right, where is he?

I won't get over it. - Cimarron

I won't get over it.

You know, son, I know that I haven't been
very much of a daddy to you... - Cimarron

You know, son, I know that I haven't been very much of ...

Now, do you think
you might squeeze a little smile out for me? - Cimarron

Now, do you think you might squeeze a little smile out for m...

Let me in. - Cimarron

I hit oil Oil - Cimarron

Oh, no. - Cimarron

Yes. Yes. - Cimarron

Oh you women - Cimarron

Well, we'll see, Tom. - Cimarron

Well, we'll see, Tom.

Why didn't you call and let me know
you weren't coming home for dinner? - Cimarron

Why didn't you call and let me know you weren't co...

You needn't have bothered. - Cimarron

You needn't have bothered.

Oh, you. - Cimarron

We've just gotta be patient
with each other, that's all. - Cimarron

We've just gotta be patient with each other, that'...

He's part of the history, a man like that.
We'll be proud of him. - Cimarron

He's part of the history, a man like that. We'll b...

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The Oklahoma Land Run of April 1889 sets the stage for an epic saga of a frontier adventurer, his wife and family and their friends.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Anthony Mann, Charles Walters

Writer: Arnold Schulman, Edna Ferber

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: drama, romance, western

Year: 1960

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 22 Jan 1961

Awards: Nominated for 2 Oscars. 3 nominations total

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