
The Fighting Kentuckian
John Breen, a Kentucky militiaman, falls for Fleurette De Marchand, a French exile. He uncovers a plot to seize the land Fleurette's exile group plans to settle on and resolves to foil it.
Director(s)
George Waggner
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Kenneth Blais
One of my favorites of Wayne's films. With Oliver Hardy as a sidekick this is a rollicking fun movie. Plenty of action and a good screenplay makes this a must see for any Wayne fan.
The Fighting Kentuckian FAQs
George Waggner is the director of The Fighting Kentuckian.
The cast of The Fighting Kentuckian includes John Wayne as John Breen, Dave Anderson as Giles (uncredited), Chuck Roberson as Militiaman (uncredited), Paul Fix as Beau Merritt, Mickey Simpson as Jacques, Hank Worden as Abner Todd, Mae Marsh as Sister Hattie, Jack Pennick as Capt. Dan Carroll, Marie Windsor as Ann Logan, John Howard as Blake Randolph, Philip Dorn as Col. Georges Geraud, Hugo Haas as Gen. Paul De Marchand, and more.
The duration of The Fighting Kentuckian is 1h 40 mins.
Yes. You can watch the The Fighting Kentuckian trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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The Fighting Kentuckian was released on 15 Sep 1949.
The Fighting Kentuckian is listed under Western and Romance on Fanbiz.
The Fighting Kentuckian has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 10.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "One of my favorites of Wayne's films. With Oliver Hardy as a sidekick this is a rollicking fun movie. Plenty of action and a good screenplay makes this a must see for any Wayne..."




















