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5.9 / 10 1h 40min

Western Adventure

John Breen (John Wayne), a Kentucky militiaman falls in love with French exile Fleurette De Marchand (Vera Ralston). He discovers a plot to steal the land that Fleurette's exiles plan to settle on and aims to foil it.

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Review by user636gmaxfedl

Leading lady was not a good fit

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Review by user43009n2yz13

Grapes and olives don't fare well in Alabama

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Review by user10x7y07jmx

dopey fun--and this isn't meant as criticism!

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Review by user4070rktkndm

Oliver Hardy made a nice sidekick to John Wayne in The Fighting Kentuckian

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Review by user3951h7aks3h

"I said Kentucky whiskey, and that's what I want!"

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Review by user517yfiwyz3j

Though THE FIGHTING KENTUCKIAN is set in Alabama . . .

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Review by user337kg7a2kge

Good, enjoyable film, but too much plotting

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Review by JungleJumper

An unusual pairing, but it works

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Review by user242ucc06mpa

Interesting and odd Wayne movie

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Review by GlowingGiraffe

Medicore sagebrush opera with excellent comedic hiatuses

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Review by user52132hmvg7s

Duke in Coonskin Cap, saves Ralston, with Ollie!

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Review by user362fjkjdttc

Babe and Duke: odd couple that clicked

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Review by user230dx34al8a

Worth it just for Wayne and Hardy

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Review by user570bw9k7hs7

Comic potboiler which might have worked better as a serious drama

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Review by user4758h2mqab1

Napoleonic French settle in the deep South.

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Review by LunarLion

Oliver Hardy in a rare dramatic (sort-of) role and John Wayne in leather, what more could you want?

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