Three Faces West (1940)

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Written by F. Hugh Herbert, Joseph Moncure March

Directed by Bernard Vorhaus

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1940

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Black and White

Bernard Vorhaus's contemporary western stars Charles Coburn as Austrian doctor Karl Braun and Sigrid Gurie as his daughter Leni. Fleeing the Nazis to America, they end up in a small town in North Dakota where they're met by John Phillips. Accepted by the community, they join Phillips when he urges the community to move as one to Oregon, since dust storms are destroying their farms - but not before there's trouble with one of Phillips' rivals and an unwelcome visit from a face from Leni's past.

When is Three Faces West next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on S4C December 7th, 9:20am. See more...

Cast

Image for John WayneJohn WayneJohn Phillips
Sigrid GurieLeni 'Lenchen' Braun
Charles CoburnDr. Karl Braun
Spencer ChartersDr. 'Nunk' Atterbury
Helen MacKellarMrs. Welles
Roland VarnoDr. Eric Von Scherer
Sonny BuppBilly Welles
Wade BotelerMr. Harris
Trevor BardetteClem Higgins
Russell SimpsonMinister
Charles WaldronDr. William Thorpe
Wendell NilesRadio Announcer

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