Rewind, Review and Re-Rate: ‘Yellow Sky’: Director William A. Wellman’s Outstanding Western Romp 

Rewind, Review and Re-Rate: ‘Yellow Sky’: Director William A. Wellman’s Outstanding Western Romp 
Constance “Mike” Mae (Anne Baxter, L) and Stretch (Gregory Peck) face off in “Yellow Sky.” 20th Century Fox
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 Not Rated | 1h 38min | Crime, Western | 1948

I’ve seen a number of outstanding Westerns starring Gregory Peck, with “The Gunfighter“ (1950)  and “The Big Country” (1958) being counted among my personal favorites. However, a lesser-known film titled “Yellow Sky” (1948) is perhaps the most unconventional: a hodgepodge of seemingly incongruous elements that, under the guidance of a lesser director, could have fallen apart at its seams.

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