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Destry Rides Again

film by Marshall [1939]

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…directed by Frank Borzage, and Destry Rides Again (1939).
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“Blazing Saddles”

In Mel Brooks: Films of the 1970s
…singer in the classic western Destry Rides Again (1939). The film reaped a fortune at the box office and earned Brooks another Academy Award nomination, this one for best original song (“I’m Tired”).
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discussed in biography

In George Marshall: Feature films
…the highly acclaimed comic western Destry Rides Again (1939), based on a Max Brand novel that had been filmed in 1932 with Tom Mix. In Marshall’s version, James Stewart was cast as a pacifist sheriff who outsmarts a series of criminals without ever raising his voice and wins the heart…
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