Reviews for Whispering Smith

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6.4 / 10 1h 29min

Smith is an iron-willed railroad detective. When his friend Murray is fired from the railroad and begins helping Rebstock wreck trains, Smith must go after him. He also seems to have an interest in Murray's wife (and vice versa).

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Review by user959ou227b79

Excellent, lesser known western

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Review by user683tgy306s3

Alan Ladd's first western has handsome production values but dull story...

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Review by user652v8sub4x9

AVAILABLE ON AN EXCELLENT UNIVERSAL dvd!

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Review by user1544na6e98s

"The only cards I had were the ones you dealt me."

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Review by user940dfh5hf1g

Astounding similarities with Union Pacific (1939)

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Review by user194l95qnr7c

Swell performance by Alan Ladd; above average Western

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Review by user461eat0l6kh

Railroad western has fine work by Alan Ladd

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Review by user7941sdgzcpa

Ladd and Preston shine in this great old Western

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Review by user931eiv8al2k

i don't like to speak ill of the departed

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Review by user259cdxa076t

Guys like Smitty they don't make anymore!

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Review by user167foodsrt

It's a high budget film with top-notch actors , technicians, production values and pleasing results

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Review by user652vizibv3d

Playing the Cards that are Dealt

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Review by user5169mrvtpbn

Speak softly and carry a big stick

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Review by user939dss2dtdo

Excellent Direction and Actor, Nice Cinematography

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Review by RubyRaven

WHISPERING SMITH (Leslie Fenton, 1948) ***

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Review by EmeraldEmu

Ladd's First Technicolor Western

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Review by user4780jl05ffi

Whispering Smith A Well-Mounted Western With Trains And Technicolor

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