Cimarron 1931

As Oklahoma's untamed frontier unfurls in 1889, lawyer Yancey Cravat and his refined wife Sabra trade city life for a pioneering adventure. When Yancey departs, leaving Sabra to hold down the newspaper's reins, she must confront the harsh realities of settling a new land, all while navigating the turbulent tides of their relationship over four tumultuous decades.

As Oklahoma's untamed frontier unfurls in 1889, lawyer Yancey Cravat and his refined wife Sabra trade city life for a pioneering adventure. When Yancey departs, leaving Sabra to hold down the newspaper's reins, she must confront the harsh realities of settling a new land, all while navigating the turbulent tides of their relationship over four tumultuous decades.

Does Cimarron have end credit scenes?

No!

Cimarron does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

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Ratings

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Metacritic

70

Metascore

5.8

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
review

52%

TOMATOMETER

review

25%

User Score

IMDb

5.8 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

56

%

User Score

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4th Academy Awards 1932

Nomination

Actor

Richard Dix
Irene Dunne
Nomination

Actress

Irene Dunne
Win

Art Direction

Nomination

Cinematography

Nomination

Directing

Wesley Ruggles
Win

Outstanding Production

Win

Writing (Adaptation)

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wild westoklahoma land rushcharacter name as titlenickname as title1880s1890sclassical westernremadesoap operawifetownamerican literature on screenoklahomanewspapernewspaper editorfrontierland rushone word titledying in someone's armsjewsaving a lifedeath of husbandpioneerstatuedeathdrifterabandoned by fatherabandoned by husbandtelephone calltelephonefriendfriendshipoil fieldhandshakegrandmother granddaughter relationshipgrandmother grandson relationshipmother in law daughter in law relationshipgirlboygiving a toastreference to the ten commandmentsreference to mosesreference to the declaration of independenceyear 1930u.s. citizenshipyounger version of characteryear 1929osage tribepoliticianamerican indian

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