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Cimarron

Original title: Cimarron Strip
  • TV Series
  • 1967–1968
  • TV-PG
  • 1h 30m
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
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Stuart Whitman in Cimarron (1967)
Cimarron Strip: Season 1
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The western adventures of tough, but fair, Marshal Jim Crown.The western adventures of tough, but fair, Marshal Jim Crown.The western adventures of tough, but fair, Marshal Jim Crown.

  • Creator
    • Christopher Knopf
  • Stars
    • Stuart Whitman
    • Percy Herbert
    • Randy Boone
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.1/10
    523
    YOUR RATING
    • Creator
      • Christopher Knopf
    • Stars
      • Stuart Whitman
      • Percy Herbert
      • Randy Boone
    • 19User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • Episodes23

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    Stuart Whitman
    Stuart Whitman
    • Marshal Jim Crown
    • 1967–1968
    Percy Herbert
    Percy Herbert
    • MacGregor…
    • 1967–1968
    Randy Boone
    Randy Boone
    • Francis…
    • 1967–1968
    Jill Townsend
    Jill Townsend
    • Dulcey…
    • 1967–1968
    Jack Braddock
    • Bartender…
    • 1967–1968
    Karl Swenson
    Karl Swenson
    • Dr. Kihlgren…
    • 1967–1968
    Al Wyatt Sr.
    Al Wyatt Sr.
    • Archie Foss…
    • 1967–1968
    Jerry Brown
    Jerry Brown
    • Stage Driver…
    • 1967
    Bob Folkerson
    • Corporal…
    • 1967–1968
    Carol Henry
    Carol Henry
    • Gang Member…
    • 1967–1968
    Morgan Woodward
    Morgan Woodward
    • Bill Henderson…
    • 1967–1968
    Gregg Palmer
    Gregg Palmer
    • Buford…
    • 1967–1968
    Andrew Duggan
    Andrew Duggan
    • Major Covington…
    • 1967–1968
    Ed McCready
    • 2nd Trooper…
    • 1967
    Boyd 'Red' Morgan
    • Beans Prouty…
    • 1967–1968
    Tom McDonough
    • Trooper…
    • 1967–1968
    Steve Forrest
    Steve Forrest
    • Clayton Tyce…
    • 1967–1968
    Warren Oates
    Warren Oates
    • Mobeetie
    • 1967
    • Creator
      • Christopher Knopf
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    10piratecat-2

    Cimarron Strip - The Law of the American West

    I was very young when I watched the reruns in the early 70s. This was more for my parents but cool enough for me. I knew this Marshall was no fool. Every episode was riveting. I really enjoyed the beginning riding the horse on the trail with that great theme. When your about 6 TV cowboys are real. I am sure I rode a few arm chairs with hat and holster on. The marshal portrayed the American Western Lawman has a prolific hero. The bad villains were really bad men that rode a horse and were not anti heroes or somethings cool. Marshal Jim Crown man's man. Today a show of this caliber would be on an HBO mini series. I don't think the networks could get away with a smart but violent show in which bad guys are left in the dirt. I yearn for good ole quality cowboy shows. A must see if you have never experience the likes of this one. I can't wait till it comes on DVD. Alias Smith and Jones comes out in Feb 2007 another classic. So hopefully soon Marshal Crown rides again.
    kruse-2

    The memory of it stays with me still...

    I still remember the almost mystical episode where a mysterious something was killing folk just outside the perimeter of the town, leaving their bodies so mutilated that no-one could identify whether death was caused by man or beast. Cimarron Strip was like a western version of the Twilight Zone, instead of being the cartoon town which every other show had the Strip was its own place, far removed physically from the rest of the west and far removed in philosophy and execution from the rest of western TV shows. You never knew what complex psychological problem would come riding into town each week. Marshall Jim Crown stalked the Strip like a six-gunned God and town maiden Dulcie was the fairest of the fair. In TV Heaven, they show this every day. They should - there's never been another western like it.

    BB
    rogerscorpion

    recent sightings

    I've caught the show once or twice on TBS (I think)--early Saturday mornings. Thing is--it's been edited down to a 60 minute show--so as to more easily sell it for syndication. There goes much of the dramatic complexity of it. Also--it isn't called 'Cimarron Strip'. It's 'Marshall Crown'--I believe. I even tried @ a video store near me--Audio Video Plus--& I found some of them. I think Stuart Whitman, himself, might own the rights these days.

    I LOVED this series. Others were 2-dimensional, by comparison. Jim Crown was a former gunslinger, who had reformed. Sometimes, friends from the bad old days would show up--thinking they'd be cut slack. Wrong. Well--Crown WOULD try to dissuade them from illegal activities--to no avail. He'd end up having to kill his old friend--w/much remorse.

    I remember reading that, when CBS cancelled the show, they issued a memo, explaining that the characters should be either good or bad--no shades of grey. In other words, the show was too sophisticated for it's time.
    7ma-cortes

    Attractive and stirring Western series with emotion , thrills , intrigue , go riding and shootouts

    Marshal Jim Crown (Stuart Whiman of Los Comancheros) must enforce the law in the strip of land lying between Kansas Territory and Indian territory in the late nineteenth century. He is accompanied by the stubborn , grizzled Scottish MacGregor (Percy Herbert of Navarone Guns and The Bridge on the River Kwai) and the likeable writer/photographer , Francis Wilde (the famous singer Randy Boone). Along with charming Easterner Dulcey (Jill Towsend of Poldark) who has inherited an inn , saloon restaurant from her late father .

    This western adventure contains noisy action , horse pursuits , suspense and a lot of crossfire . The saga of Western life takes an exciting new dimension with Stuart Whitman as an implacable sheriff who delivers peace and order . It is set in Cimarron Strip : a stretch of land located between the Kansas Territory and land owned and occupied by Indian . Furhtermore , Cimarron Strip is full of its share of murderers , rustlers , gamblers , among others . As the sympathetic protagonists become involved in several threats , such as Indian attacks , stranger visitors with dark purports , bank robbers and range wars was always bubbling just beneath the surface . It was shown by CBS in 1971 , three years after it had been canceled and got success enough . It was a nice TV Western , a genre that on the cinema spectacle's tarnished but in television got splendor during the Sixties thanks to successful series as The Virginian , Bonanza , Wagon Train , Maverick , The High Chaparral . An unusual ninety-minute western series , formed by 23 episodes with a good main and support cast . Stars Stuart Whitman as two-fisted , but fair Marshal Jim Crown , assigned one of the West's toughest territories , he dedicates himself to taming the no-man's land known as Cimarron Strip . The agreeable quartet starring : Stuart Whitman , Percy Herbert , Randy Boone , Jill Towsend are supported by an important secondary cast as guest stars , such as : Telly Savalas , David Carradine , John Saxon , Steve Forrest, Warren Oates , Robert J. Wilke , William Bramley , Richard Farnsworth , LQ Jones , Albert Salmi , Mariette Hartley , Robert Lansing , Mark Lenard , James Stacy , Tuesday Weld , John Anderson , Lyle Bettger , Robert Duvall , Royal Dano and many others.

    It displays a catching musical leitmotif by the prestigious Maurice Jarre ,who won three Academy Awards for his notorious soundtracks : Lawrence Arabia , Doctor Zhivago , Passage to India . The enjoyable series created by Christopher Knopf was well directed by good professionals and craftsmen, such as : Robert Butler , Lamont Johnson , Don Medford , Boris Sagal , Richard C. Sarafian , Sam Wanamaker, Herschel Daugherty , Vincent McEveety , Gerald Mayer , Bernard McEveety.
    10bfm_1017

    Excellent writing, direction, and stories. Stuart Whitman very good.

    I recently discovered this show in reruns on Encore Westerns. I honestly never saw this show in its first run, and don't know how I missed it. Some of the best stories I've seen in Westerns, well directed, Stuart Whitman is very believable as Marshal Crown, tough and honest to a fault. I don't know how shows like this didn't last, yet Gunsmoke was on forever it seems. The Encore copies are around 1 hr 17 minutes each, so they appear uncut, and without commercials. The 1 1/2 hr format allows the story to be well developed and to have multiple twists. I am quite genuine in saying shows like this are non existent anymore. The prints are not great, especially when compared to Big Valley or Bonanza which appear to have been restored. Now I wish someone would run "Lancer", "High Chaparral", "Branded", "Have Gun Will Travel" among other old westerns.

    Cimarron Strip is top drawer among westerns right up with my personal favorite - "The High Chaparral".

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    • Trivia
      This show was originally broadcast on Thursday night from 7:30- 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time during the 1967-68 season. It lasted only one season due to its competition. On ABC, it went up against "Batman" (1966), "The Flying Nun" (1967) and "Bewitched" (1964) and on NBC "Daniel Boone" (1964) and "Ironside" (1967). In the 1960s and 1970s it was a common practice for the networks to rerun old programs during the summer rerun season, even if the show had been off the air for several years. Such was the case with this show, which was shown by CBS during the summer of 1971, three years after it had been canceled.
    • Goofs
      The real Cimarron Strip is the panhandle of Oklahoma. It is very flat plains and not the mountainous or desert terrain shown in the series.
    • Connections
      Referenced in The Beverly Hillbillies: Cimarron Drip (1967)

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    • Release date
      • August 23, 1974 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Cimarron Strip
    • Filming locations
      • Flagstaff, Arizona, USA
    • Production companies
      • CBS
      • Stuart Whitman Corporation
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      1 hour 30 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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