Coroner Creek Overview:

Coroner Creek (1948) was a Western Film directed by Ray Enright and produced by Harry Joe Brown.

SYNOPSIS

Vengeance-seeking Scott tracks down the man responsible for causing his fiancee's suicide in a stagecoach raid, and dukes it out spectacularly with Tucker.

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Younger Miles: [Miles catches his wife drinking again] I warned you, Abbie!
Abbie Miles: I'm in my own home!
[Miles slaps her and walks out just as Abbie's father walks in]
Sheriff O'Hea: Has that ever happened before, Abbie?
[She shakes her head and cries]
Sheriff O'Hea: When you were a little girl, I couldn't bring myself to lay a hand on you, even to spank you, no matter how wild you got. I never thought I'd live to see the day my girl got slapped and I did nothing about it.


Kate Hardison: Your hatred may destroy Miles, but it can also destroy you. Hate is something that can feed on itself for only so long.


Andy West: [toasting] Here's to an easy saddle and good riding, friend. May your boots never get dusty and your guns never rusty.


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Also directed by Ray Enright




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Also released in 1948




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