Red River

Red River (1948)

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Corrected entry: Towards the end of the film when the cattle trail gets to its final destination, Matthew is negotiating a deal. There are at least 8400 cattle in the herd and Matthew gets $21 per head which adds up to $176,400. After the deduction of approximately $900 for the cowboys' wages (between 20-30 cowboys, we are informed of the cowboys' wages at the beginning of the film by Dudson) that should leave Dudson with a cheque for $175,500, but Matthew is only given a cheque for $50,000 - a short fall of $125,500.

Ian Antcliff

Correction: When Matthews was handed the cheque, he was told it was partial payment.

Factual error: The film begins in 1851 with Wayne leaving a wagon train and heading south. During this trip he meets young Matthew Garth who he then raises. 14 or 15 years pass, making it 1865 or 66, and Wayne has established his ranch. He and all of the characters are armed with Colt Peacemakers, which were not introduced until 1873.

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Thomas Dunson: Cherry was right. You're soft, you should have let 'em kill me, 'cause I'm gonna kill you. I'll catch up with ya. I don't know when, but I'll catch up. Every time you turn around, expect to see me, 'cause one time you'll turn around and I'll be there. I'm gonna kill ya, Matt.

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Trivia: This was Harry Carey Sr.'s last film. It was also the only film to have both Harry Carey Sr. And his son, Harry Carey Jr., star. They did not have any scenes together.

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