Yakima Canutt Double Feature: The Outlaw Breaker (Silent) / The Iron R (MOD) (DVD Movie) Walk Like A Man continued its one-studio war against

continued its one-studio war against Hitler and his minions by following the sensational Confessions of a Nazi Spy with this crackling dramatic thriller starring Joel McCrea and new discovery Brenda Marshall

nine weeks' work for a team of artisans and cutting-edge technicians

demanding one dollar per head before allowing them to proceed

the USS Carolina is chosen for an urgent test of a new electronic firing system due to its shipshape efficiency record

a big galoot of a coach with a bigger heart when it comes to his young daughter (Sherry Jackson)

Yakima Canutt Double Feature: The Outlaw Breaker (Silent) / The Iron R (MOD) (DVD Movie) Walk Like A Man continued its one-studio war againstYakima Canutt "created the profession of stuntman as it exists today," according to the Special Oscar presented to him by Charlton Heston at the Academy Awards in 1967. But before Canutt's days of stunt doubling for top stars and second unit directing filmdom's greatest action scenes, the rodeo world champion was a movie cowboy hero himself, as seen in these two Westerns from his silent era prime. The Outlaw Breaker (1926, B&W, Silent): When