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Freddie (Grable) is a hot-tempered saloon entertainer who's as quick with a pistol as she is to kick up her heels. Cesar Romero co-stars as her boyfriend, a handsome rogue with a wondering eye. After one too many amorous glances in the wrong direction, Freddie tries to gun the varmint down, only to wind up running from the law and getting caught in the middle of a mining town feud. While the ...
2. 1. Preston Sturges directed Betty Grable in this wild six gun farce set in the old West. Freddie (Grable) is a hot-tempered saloon entertainer who's as quick with a pistol as she is to kick up her heels. Cesar Romero co-stars as her boyfriend, a handsome rogue with a wondering eye. After one too many amorous glances in the wrong direction ...
2. 1. Preston Sturges directed Betty Grable in this wild six gun farce set in the old West. Freddie (Grable) is a hot-tempered saloon entertainer who's as quick with a pistol as she is to kick up her heels. Cesar Romero co-stars as her boyfriend, a handsome rogue with a wondering eye. After one too many amorous glances in the wrong direction ...
2. 1. Preston Sturges directed Betty Grable in this wild six gun farce set in the old West. Freddie (Grable) is a hot-tempered saloon entertainer who's as quick with a pistol as she is to kick up her heels. Cesar Romero co-stars as her boyfriend, a handsome rogue with a wondering eye. After one too many amorous glances in the wrong direction ...
Preston Sturges directed Betty Grable in this wild six gun farce set in the old West. Freddie (Grable) is a hot-tempered saloon entertainer who's as quick with a pistol as she is to kick up her heels. Cesar Romero co-stars as her boyfriend, a handsome rogue with a wondering eye. After one too many amorous glances in the wrong direction, Freddie tries to gun the varmint down, only to wind up ...
Box office. $2,889,000 (US) The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend is a 1949 romantic comedy Western film starring Betty Grable and featuring Cesar Romero and Rudy Vallee. It was directed by Preston Sturges and written by him based on a story by Earl Felton. The film, Sturges' first Technicolor production, was not well received at the time it ...
