“A Lady to Talk About: The Films of Barbara Stanwyck ... through 1957’s Sam Fuller-directed “Forty Guns” -- that led to the old adage that Stanwyck was the best actress never to ...

To some, The Belcourt's decision to devote weekends in April and May to selections from Barbara ... by Swedish actor Nils Asther). Forty Guns (May 23-24) Stanwyck moved into a fruitful mid-career ...

In Sam Fuller’s lunatic “Forty Guns” and the hit TV show “The ... The King called The Queen exactly what everybody called her: Miss Barbara Stanwyck. In “The Thorn Birds,” her ...

Here we have Barbara Stanwyck in black, on a white stallion at the head of her 40 hired men. As lawman Barry Sullivan exclaims succinctly: "Whoa!" Shot in 11 days, in Cinemascope, this is Fuller ...

An authoritarian rancher, Barbara Stanwyck, rules an Arizona county with her private posse of forty hired guns. After a new marshal arrives to set things straight, the powerful landowner finds ...

BARBARA STANWYCK must be one of the best represented ... (“Executive Suite”) and dominated cattle ranches (“Forty Guns”). Stanwyck died in 1990, after riding out the ’80s in prime- ...

She carved a niche for herself as a fierce, cynical frontierswoman of property in The Furies, Cattle Queen of Montana, The Maverick Queen, and Forty Guns, though love or justice typically compromised ...

It stars a memorable Barbara Stanwyck as the ferocious queen bee of Cochise County: a hard-riding, land-owning dominatrix on a white horse, who has a whip, 40hired guns and a trouble-making brother.

Barbara Stanwyck stars as the “woman with a whip,” the land baroness of Tombstone Territory. She’s assisted by the 40 dudes of the title, and Barry Sullivan is the marshal who turns up to ...