Take Me to Town

Synopsis

In the Western film 'Take Me to Town' starring Ann Sheridan, released in 1953, a lively and resourceful widowed woman finds herself in a small town ruled by unruly cowboys. Determined to bring law and order to the troubled community, she takes matters into her own hands and poses as a fake socialite to outwit the outlaws. As she tries to balance her daring plan and her growing feelings for a rugged ranch foreman, unexpected twists put her in the center of a dangerous showdown. The film weaves together elements of romance, humor, and action, creating a thrilling Old West tale of courage and love.

Cast

• 

  Ann Sheridan

  Vermillion O'Toole

• 

  Sterling Hayden

  Will Hall

• 

  Phillip Reed

  Newton Cole

• 

  Lee Patrick

  Rose

• 

  Lee Aaker

  Corney

• Harvey Grant

  Petey

Reviews

Critics have shared mixed but generally positive reviews for 'Take Me to Town.' While some praised Ann Sheridan's charismatic performance and the film's entertaining storyline, others pointed out its cliches and predictable plot twists. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 60%, stating that 'Ann Sheridan shines in this charming Western tale that offers a mix of comedy and romance.' IMDb users rated it 6.4/10, appreciating the chemistry between the leads but noting the lack of depth in character development. Metacritic's score was not available, but various reviews highlighted the film's nostalgic charm and enjoyable escapism. Overall, 'Take Me to Town' is a lighthearted Western that delivers a fun and engaging experience for fans of the genre.

See also

Lethal Weapon 2

Twins

American Pie Presents: The Book of Love

[REC]³ Genesis