Where does authority come from, The mob or officials with popular support?
Henry Fonda is a bounty hunter who enters a small town where he becomes the mentor to a young and fresh sheriff played by Anthony Perkins. It’s obvious from the first start that Perkins is out of his element. He doesn’t even know how to use his guns for one. The movie eventually becomes about Fonda saving Perkins from his own follies. That’s all pretty routine. The interesting thing is the subplot which is about where authority comes from. Is it the mob that decides right and wrong or is it the authorities who also need popular support? It makes Tin Star stand out from your usual Western.
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 {"Content advisory": ["Violence", "alcohol use", "smoking", "foul language"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Anthony Mann"], "Producers": ["William Perlberg", "George Seaton"], "Starring": ["Henry Fonda", "Anthony Perkins", "Betsy Palmer"], "Studio": ["Paramount"]}

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