For the Love of Rusty

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For the Love of Rusty
Directed by	John Sturges
Produced by	John Haggott
Written by	Malcolm Stuart Boylan Al Martin
Starring	Ted Donaldson Tom Powers Ann Doran Aubrey Mather Sid Tomack
Cinematography	Vincent Farrar
Distributed by	Columbia Pictures
Release date(s)	1 May, 1947 (USA)
Running time	68 min.
Language	English
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For the Love of Rusty is a 1947 drama film directed by John Sturges.

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1940s	The Man Who Dared \| Shadowed \| Alias Mr. Twilight \| For the Love of Rusty \| Keeper of the Bees \| The Sign of the Ram \| Best Man Wins \| The Walking Hills
1950s	The Magnificent Yankee \| The Capture \| Mystery Street \| Right Cross \| Kind Lady \| The People Against O'Hara \| It's a Big Country (with Clarence Brown, Don Hartman, Richard Thorpe, Charles Vidor, Don Weis and William A. Wellman) \| The Girl in White \| Jeopardy \| Fast Company \| Escape from Fort Bravo \| Bad Day at Black Rock \| Underwater! \| The Scarlet Coat \| Backlash \| Gunfight at the O.K. Corral \| The Law and Jake Wade \| The Old Man and the Sea \| Last Train from Gun Hill \| Never So Few
1960s	The Magnificent Seven \| By Love Possessed \| Sergeants 3 \| A Girl Named Tamiko \| The Great Escape \| The Satan Bug \| The Hallelujah Trail \| Hour of the Gun \| Ice Station Zebra \| Marooned
1970s	Joe Kidd \| Chino \| McQ \| The Eagle Has Landed

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