
The Iron Mistress
In this biopic, Jim Bowie goes to New Orleans, where he falls for Judalon and befriends her brother, Narcisse. Soon, Jim is forced to avenge Narcisse's murder, but Judalon takes up with another man. Jim eventually has another romantic interlude with Judalon and is forced to kill one of her suitors in self-defense. Jim leaves town, and falls for the daughter of a Texas politician, but his entanglement with Judalon continues to bedevil him.
The Iron Mistress
November 19, 1952
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Cast (48)

Alan Ladd
Jim Bowie

Virginia Mayo
Judalon de Bornay

Joseph Calleia
Juan Moreno

Phyllis Kirk
Ursula de Varamendi

Alf Kjellin
Phillipe de Cabanal

Douglas Dick
Narcisse de Bornay

Anthony Caruso
Black Jack Sturdevant

Nedrick Young
Henri Contrecourt

George Voskovec
John James Audubon

Richard Carlyle
Rezin Bowie

Robert Emhardt
Gen. Cuny

Don Beddoe
Dr. Cuny

Harold Gordon
Andrew Marschalk

Jay Novello
Judge Crain

Nick Dennis
Nez Coupe

Sarah Selby
Mrs. Bowie

Dick Paxton
John Bowie

George J. Lewis
Colonel Wells

Edward Colmans
Don Juan de Varamendi

Gordon Nelson
Dr. Maddox

Daria Massey
Teresa de Varamendi

Leon Alton
Riverboat Passenger

John Alvin
Impatient Man in Tailor's Shop

Ernest Anderson
Riverboat Cabin Boy

Walter Bacon
Casino Patron

Salvador Baguez
Mexican Artist

Richard Bartell
Horse Race Starter

John Barton
Gambling House Patron

Madge Blake
Mrs. Cuny

Oliver Blake
Innkeeper

Eugene Borden
Cocquelon, Tailor

Chet Brandenburg
Casino Patron

Harry Brown
Duran

Morgan Brown
Saloon Patron

Ivan Browning
Butler

Argentina Brunetti
Duenna

Morris Buchanan
Sam

Peter Camlin
Croupier

Fred Cavens
Aged Swordsman

Charlita
Girl in Hay

Ann Codee
Landlady

Jean Del Val
St. Sylvain

Stanley Fraser
Al Blanchard

Jack Carr
Jake

Tom Coleman
Casino Patron (uncredited)

Gayle Kellogg
Payne (uncredited)

Alberto Morin
Coachman (uncredited)

Hal Taggart
Roulette Table Spectator (uncredited)
Crew (21)
Directing
Writing

James R. Webb
Screenplay

Paul Wellman
Novel
Production

Henry Blanke
Producer
Sound
Art

George James Hopkins
Set Decoration

John Beckman
Art Direction
Camera

John F. Seitz
Director of Photography
Costume & Make-Up

Gordon Bau
Makeup Artist

Marjorie Best
Costume Design
Crew

Harvey Parry
Stunts

Chet Brandenburg
Stunts

Paul Baxley
Stunts

John Barton
Stunts

Fred Cavens
Stunts

Louis Tomei
Stunts
Editing

Alan Crosland, Jr.
Editor