Reviews — Johnny Reno
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
The film includes some capable performers, yet Dana Andrews doesn’t manage to elevate this predictably structured western. He portrays the federal marshal of the title, who has taken ‘Conners’ (Tom Drake) into custody after an initial confrontation while traveling to see 'Nona' (Jane Russell). With his prisoner secured and maintaining his innocence, 'Reno' observes that the local residents are eager for vengeance and…
Wuchak
A serviceable Western from the mid-1960s, starring Dana Andrews and Jane Russell, functions well as a supporting attraction. A U.S. marshal (Andrews) arrives in Stone Junction with an inmate (Drake), whose fate the town’s leader (Bettger) desires to see handled through vigilante justice. However, the marshal suspects that those carrying out the mayor's orders are overly zealous and that his prisoner might be innoc…
John Chard
I wish I hadn’t seen this movie. Johnny Reno comes from director R.G. Springsteen and writers Steve Fisher and Andrew Craddock. The film features Dana Andrews, Jane Russell, Lyle Bettger, Lon Chaney Jr., John Agar, and Tom Drake. It's a Technicolor/Techniscope production with music by Jimmie Haskell (Jerry Wallace performs the title song) and cinematography by Harold Stine. Andrews portrays Johnny Reno, an unco…
John Chard
I wish I hadn’t seen this movie. Johnny Reno comes from director R.G. Springsteen and writers Steve Fisher and Andrew Craddock. The film features Dana Andrews, Jane Russell, Lyle Bettger, Lon Chaney Jr., John Agar, and Tom Drake. It's a Technicolor/Techniscope production with music by Jimmie Haskell (Jerry Wallace performs the title song) and cinematography by Harold Stine. Andrews portrays Johnny Reno, a stern…

