William Holden and Glenn Ford star as a pair of rough and tumble drifters recently ejected from the vanquished Confederate Army. En route from Kansas to Texas by rail, the duo is in search of adventure and fortune. Upon arrival in Texas, the two friends fall on opposite sides of the law when they become involved in a cattle theft. Dan (Holden) leads a gang of rustlers in swindling rancher Dusty King, while Tod (Ford) helps King fend off the bad cowpokes. Worse still for the pair's friendship, they wind up as rivals for love--both woo the would-be victim's hot to trot daughter (Claire Trevor), but only one will ride off into the sunset with her. Packing a heart-warming friendship, a romance, a complex plot and several shoot 'em ups into just an hour and a half, TEXAS will find plenty of fans among those who appreciate the drama of the Old West.

Additional cast: Patrick Moriarty (Matthews).

Originally released in sepia.

TEXAS was released in sepia tone in October of 1941 by Columbia Pictures.

Columbia imported 500 longhorn cattle from Texas for the film, which was primarily shot near Calabasas, California.

DVD Features:

Region (unknown)
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
Mono - English
Subtitles - English - Closed Captioning
Subtitles - Spanish, Japanese - Optional

William Holden: American actor, STALAG 17
Glenn Ford: Canadian Actor/In USA
Claire Trevor: American Actress, STAGECOACH (1939)
George Bancroft: American Actor
Edgar Buchanan: American Character Actor
Don Beddoe: American Character Actor
Andrew Tombes: American Character Actor
Addison Richards: American Character Actor

George Marshall: American Director

Samuel Bischoff: American Producer

Horace McCoy: Screenwriter/Novelist
Lewis Meltzer: Screenwriter
Michael Blankfort: American Screenwriter/Novelist

William A. Lyon: American Editor

"[With] the charming pairing of a very young Ford with an even younger William Holden..."