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The Fighting Kentuckian

In 1818 Alabama, French settlers are pitted against greedy land-grabber Blake Randolph but Kentucky militiaman John Breen, who's smitten with French gal Fleurette De Marchand, comes to the settlers' aid.

Director

George Waggner

Year

Genre

adventure, romance, war

Box Office

$1,550,000

Production

Republic Pictures,John Wayne Productions

Awards

N/A

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John Breen

Fleurette De Marchand

Col. Georges Geraud

Willie Paine

Ann Logan

Blake Randolph

Gen. Paul De Marchand

George Hayden

Madame De Marchand

Beau Merritt

Sister Hattie

Capt. Dan Carroll

Jacques

Carter Ward

Marie

Friend

Friend

Militiaman

Militiaman

Richard Alexander

Giles

Charles - De Marchand's Servant

Barfly

Militiaman at Festival

Militiaman

Tug-of-War Participant

Buck - a Kentuckian

Militiaman

Party Guest

Knox Brown

Barfly

Noble 'Kid' Chissell

Party Guest

Festival Guest

French Soldier

Militiaman

Gen. Andrew Jackson

River Man

De Marchand Party Guest

Franklyn Farnum

Knox Brown - Head Fiddler

Sumner Getchell

Bartender

William E. Green

Militiaman

Major

Militiaman

Militiaman

Militiaman

Militiaman

Kentuckian Driver

Militiaman

Tug-of-War Participant

Mickey McCardle

Henchman

Militiaman

Militiaman

Jack Montgomery

Townswoman

Evelyn Moriarty

Pierre Le Brun

Militiaman

Buckskin

Militiaman

Barfly

Festival Guest

Militiaman

Militiaman

Militiaman

Sheriff

Party Guest

Allen D. Sewall

Party Guest

French Soldier with Rum Jug

Brawler

Militiaman

Tug-of-War Participant

Militiaman

Frenchman

Brawler

Dale Van Sickel

Demopolis Citizen at Festival

Blackie Whiteford

Barfly

Chalky Williams

Brawler

Party Guest

Militiaman

Abner Todd

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Beau Merritt John Breen Willie Paine Capt. Dan Carroll

- 2nd Kentucky?
- Yes, ma'am. - The Fighting Kentuckian

- 2nd Kentucky? - Yes, ma'am.

Thank you, ma'am. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Thank you, ma'am.

Ma'am, this is
downright inconvenient for you. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Ma'am, this is downright inconvenient for you.

Uh-oh. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Thank you, ma'am. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Thank you, ma'am.

- I was afraid he wouldn't make it.
- Huh? - The Fighting Kentuckian

- I was afraid he wouldn't make it. - Huh?

Now, would you and your pride
please take me back to Mobile? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Now, would you and your pride please take me back to Mobile?

Only 800 miles more to go More to go - The Fighting Kentuckian

Only 800 miles more to go More to go

Kentucky... halt! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Kentucky... halt!

Here's something for your throat. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Here's something for your throat.

Miss De Marchand? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Miss De Marchand?

Hello, you. - The Fighting Kentuckian

All right, ladies, here come
the broken heads. - The Fighting Kentuckian

All right, ladies, here come the broken heads.

- Captain Carroll? Captain Carroll?!
- Yes, sir. - The Fighting Kentuckian

- Captain Carroll? Captain Carroll?! - Yes, sir.

Kentucky, come on, break it up! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Kentucky, come on, break it up!

Stop them, John Breen, please.
They'll spoil everything. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Stop them, John Breen, please. They'll spoil everything...

Willie! Willie! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Willie! Willie!

Come on, Kentucky! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Come on, Kentucky!

Andy Jackson's gonna make a speech - The Fighting Kentuckian

Andy Jackson's gonna make a speech

I hope you know what you're doing. - The Fighting Kentuckian

I hope you know what you're doing.

Drat the luck. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Maybe we could chase after them together. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Maybe we could chase after them together.

How do I look? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Mr. Breen? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Willie. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Don't forget to wipe your boots off on your pants before you go in the house - The Fighting Kentuckian

Don't forget to wipe your boots off on your pants...

Good evening, sir. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Good evening, sir.

- Good evening.
- Good evening. - The Fighting Kentuckian

- Good evening. - Good evening.

Mmm That is good coffee - The Fighting Kentuckian

Mmm That is good coffee

I'll go see about the horses Excuse me ma'am - The Fighting Kentuckian

I'll go see about the horses Excuse me ma'am

How much longer
have we got to do this? - The Fighting Kentuckian

How much longer have we got to do this?

Now what? - The Fighting Kentuckian

- Good thing you had your neck bowed.
- Yeah. - The Fighting Kentuckian

- Good thing you had your neck bowed. - Yeah.

Oh, Blake Randolph! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Oh, Blake Randolph!

Have a shot - The Fighting Kentuckian

I'd like to get you all a dancing. - The Fighting Kentuckian

I'd like to get you all a dancing.

Who were you gonna shoot? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Who were you gonna shoot?

- Thank you, Major.
- My pleasure, mademoiselle. - The Fighting Kentuckian

- Thank you, Major. - My pleasure, mademoiselle.

Good evening, Mr. Breen. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Good evening, Mr. Breen.

That is a good-looking team. - The Fighting Kentuckian

That is a good-looking team.

- It ought to be a big day.
- Sure, Sure. - The Fighting Kentuckian

- It ought to be a big day. - Sure, Sure.

Get Colonel Geraud
and bring him to De Marchand's. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Get Colonel Geraud and bring him to De Marchand's.

You satisfied now, General? - The Fighting Kentuckian

You satisfied now, General?

Mind if I ride with you? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Mind if I ride with you?

Brought you company, Breen. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Brought you company, Breen.

Why am I locked in here? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Why am I locked in here?

How could I let myself get in a fix
like this? I walked right into it. - The Fighting Kentuckian

How could I let myself get in a fix like this? I walked righ...

Oh. This what you call
an Alabama stand-off? - The Fighting Kentuckian

Oh. This what you call an Alabama stand-off?

Hello hero - The Fighting Kentuckian

Hello, hero. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Crystal! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Hah! Hah! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Lady, we'd better get out of here. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Lady, we'd better get out of here.

Good shot, Breen! - The Fighting Kentuckian

Good shot, Breen!

Willie... thanks. - The Fighting Kentuckian

Willie... thanks.

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In 1818 Alabama, French settlers are pitted against greedy land-grabber Blake Randolph but Kentucky militiaman John Breen, who's smitten with French gal Fleurette De Marchand, comes to the settlers' aid.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: George Waggner

Writer: George Waggner

Production: Republic Pictures,John Wayne Productions

Genre: adventure, romance, war

Year: 1949

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: $1,550,000

Released: 15 Sep 1949

Awards: N/A

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