Virginia City

Union officer Kerry Bradford escapes from a Confederate prison and races to intercept $5 million in gold destined for Confederate coffers. A Confederate sympathizer and a Mexican bandit, each with their own stake in the loot, stand in his way.

Virginia City review by Soap2day

Get your popcorn on, because Virginia City won`t let you go until the very end.

For 121 minutes the plot of this movie will keep you busy.

The single most impressive movie in the genre Action, Western.

One of the best movies of 1940, combining all the experience of the film industry of the past years.

Michael Curtiz`s ability to set the accents in all the right places made the movie a real piece of work.

The wonderful cast of actors, consisting of Al Haskell, Al Taylor, Alan Hale, Albert Russell, Allison Tolman, Art Mix, Artie Ortego, Ben Corbett, Bernard L. Kowalski, Blackie Whiteford, Brandon Tynan, Bud Osborne, Charles Halton, Charles Middleton, Charles Trowbridge, Chick Hannan, Claire Du Brey, Dickie Jones, Douglass Dumbrille, Eddie Parker, Edward Keane, Errol Flynn, Ethan Laidlaw, Frank McHugh, Frank Mills, Frank Wilcox, George Chesebro, George Guhl, George Reeves, George Regas, Georgia Simmons, Guinn Williams, Hank Bell, Harry Cording, Henry Hall, Howard C. Hickman, Humphrey Bogart, Jack Kenny, Jack Mower, Jim Farley, John Harron, John Litel, Kansas Moehring, Lane Chandler, Max Hoffman Jr., Miriam Hopkins, Monte Montague, Moroni Olsen, Norman Willis, Paul Fix, Philip Morris, Randolph Scott, Reed Howes, Robert Homans, Robert Milasch, Robert Robinson, Roy Bucko, Roy Gordon, Russell Hicks, Russell Simpson, Sailor Vincent, Sam McDaniel, Shirley Mills, Spencer Charters, Tex Cooper, Thurston Hall, Tom Dugan, Trevor Bardette, Victor Kilian, Walter Miller, Ward Bond, Wedgwood Nowell, Wilfred Lucas, William Hopper, admire their professionalism.