SHANTI’S ELISHA SHERMAN WAS ARRESTED IN ... IT’S A LITTLE INTIMIDATING TO COOK FOR THESE. YOU KNOW, TWO LEGENDS KITCHENS ARE A PRESSURE COOKER. MARTHA STEWART AND JOSE ANDRES WILL JUDGE ...

(What Bogie says of unsuccessful button man Elisha Cook Jr. can be neatly paraphrased here—the cheaper the bill, the gaudier the patter.) Manchin-Barrasso is an elaborate head-fake toward good ...

Edgar Buchanan, Elisha Cook, Jr., and Douglas Spencer are among the settlers who show up in the story-telling. Ben Johnson registers strongly as Ladd’s foe in the first bloody fist fight.

By taunting local homesteader Frank “Stonewall” Torrey, played by Elisha Cook Jr., Jack Wilson takes advantage of the hotheaded farmer into a gunfight that he knows he’ll win and kills Frank ...

When a young journalist, Michael Ward (John McGuire), testifies in a murder trial, his testimony leads to the conviction of a man, Joe Briggs (Elisha Cook Jr.), who is sentenced to death.

Helen Brent: I must warn you, though, liquor makes me nosy. I've been known to ask all sorts of personal questions after four cocktails. Marty Waterman: s'all right. I've been known to tell people to ...

George Peatty: Tell me something, will you, Sherry. Just tell me one thing. Why did you ever marry me, anyway? Sherry Peatty: Oh, George, when a man has to ask his wife that; well, he just hadn't ...

Watson Pritchard: [about the guns they're given] These are no good against the dead, only the living. Frederick Loren: The caretakers will leave at midnight, locking us in here until they come back in ...