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Virgil Renchler owns most of the town providing a thriving economy. When his men go too far and kill one of his migrant workmen, the sheriff goes after him even if it means his job and everyone else&#39;s.
In effect, modern cow town Spurline is run by Virgil Renchler, owner of the Golden Empire Ranch. One night, two of Virgil&#39;s henchmen go a little too far and beat a &quot;bracero&quot; ranch hand to death. Faced with an obvious cover-up and opposition on every hand, sheriff Ben Sadler is goaded into investigating. His unlikely ally: Renchler&#39;s lovely, self-willed and overprotected daughter. Will Ben survive Renchler&#39;s wrath?
its basic virtue - honesty. it is a correct film, in moralistic skin, with western nuances but more than a story about fight between good and bad. its great chance - a smart script, almost courageous, an exceptional cast - the duel between Orson Welles , master of so many nuances of his role, and Jeff Chandler is realistic, the tension of scenes is real gem and the references to ordinary reality represents perfect catch for each viewer. its definition - measure. art to reflect a face of America with universal resonance. and this is cause , one of them, for who it is more than a nice old movie. far to be moralistic, it is a beautiful story about values and their soul - pure courage of a Medieval hero in the womb of a small town reality. and, for a viewer from East Europe, the year of film production is interesting remember about Cold War atmosphere. like a not great significant detail.
Universal International&#39;s MAN IN THE SHADOW is a modestly entertaining thriller! Produced in 1957 by Albert Zugsmith it was adequately written for the screen by Gene L. Coon and was crisply photographed in black &amp; white Cinemascope by Arthur E. Arling. Also known as &quot;Pay The Devil&quot; it was directed in a fine workmanlike fashion by the king of the B movies Jack Arnold. Now the picture has just recently been released on DVD in a splendid and sparkling widescreen transfer which in itself is something of a surprise since the movie isn&#39;t that well known or that well appreciated. But one could suspect that the reason for its DVD appearance is the presence in the cast of the great Orson Welles who takes second billing to the picture&#39;s star Jeff Chandler. Welles&#39; part in the movie isn&#39;t very distinguished. In fact it isn&#39;t distinguished at all and could have been played by any one of a dozen Hollywood character actors such as Charles Bickford, Robert Middleton, George MacReady etc. One could further suspect that Welles took up the assignment simply to woo Universal so they would back him the following year when it came to producing his masterpiece &quot;Touch Of Evil&quot;. Whatever the reason the great actor here just chews up every bit of scenery there is and acts the socks off everyone around him.<br/><br/>Spurline is a quiet little modern cow town in the south west were nothing really very much happens until one day the local sheriff Ben Sadler (Jeff Chandler) gets a complaint from an old Mexican farm hand (Martin Carralaga) that his young friend and co-worker, at The Golden Empire ranch where they both work, has been beaten to death by two of the ranch foremen (John Larch and Leo Gordan). The Golden Empire is a ranch of gargantuan proportions - &quot;Why sheriff there are some countries in Europe not as big as this ranch&quot; stoutly declares its owner the powerful Virgil Renchler (Orson Welles) who doesn&#39;t take too kindly to Sadler when he comes to see him about the young farm hand&#39;s death. He threatens and intimidates him and not only that but the town council also want Sadler to cease his investigation so as not to compromise Renchler&#39;s investments in the town. But Sadler is not for turning and continues to probe resulting in two attempts on his life. The picture ends when after been dragged through the streets of Spurline on the end of a rope a badly beaten Ben Sadler arms himself and with no one to help him goes to The Golden Empire to arrest Renchler and his cohorts. But Renchler&#39;s men overpower him and just as they make plans to kill him the town&#39;s leading citizens, with changed hearts and minds, arrive to help their sheriff arrest Renchler and his men.<br/><br/>Of course the acting honours goes to Welles. As the all powerful and brash land baron he just runs away with the movie whenever he&#39;s in it. Regrettably though Jeff Chandler is as wooden as ever complete with irritating facial expressions, that camera conscious manner and that affected gait when he walks. But there is some nice playing from a good supporting cast like Martin Carralaga as the old bracero, Paul Fix and William Schallert as members of the town council, John Larch and Leo Gordan as the killers, the attractive Coleen Miller as Renchler&#39;s daughter and there&#39;s a fine cameo from James Gleason as a guest of the county who sleeps it off every night in Sadler&#39;s jail cell. Also of note is the splendid score contributed by Hans Salter and Herman Stein both of whom shamefully go uncredited as was the norm for a Universal picture of the period.<br/><br/>MAN IN THE SHADOW is by no means a great movie but it&#39;s a handsomely mounted black &amp; white Cinemascope offering which flows quite comfortably with Arnold keeping a tight rein on the proceedings. So to sum up there are worse ways one could spend 83 minutes.

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