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The Conqueror (1956)

Director: Dick Powell

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From Time Out Film Guide

Over-long, very dull epic produced by Howard Hughes, about the territorial and amorous conquests of Genghis Khan. Wayne, who saw the film as an oriental Western, is horribly miscast as the barbaric warrior, drawling lines like 'You're beautiful in your wrath' to the reluctant Hayward, and looking decidedly un-Oriental.

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Cast & crew

Director: Dick Powell

Producer: Dick Powell

Cast: John Wayne, Susan Hayward, Pedro Armendariz, Agnes Moorehead, Thomas Gomez, William Conrad, John Hoyt, Ted de Corsia, Lee Van Cleef full cast

Genre(s): Epics

Duration: 111 mins


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