Hollywood craftsman Anthony Mann was at his creative peak in the western domestic melodrama, “The Furies” (1950). A new, restored transfer of the film has been released by The Criterion Collection. Nina Mann discusses her father’s masterpiece.
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Comments [3]
According to the "American Film Institute Catalog of Motion Pictures", the film was shot on location in Tucson, AZ.
The Picture Show Man
http://www.pictureshowman.com
think the Furies was shot in Lone Pine about 3 hrs outside of LA
According to IMDB, The Furies was shot in Arizona.
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