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Rorvic Productions was a movie production company formed in 1956 by Rory Calhoun and Victor Orsatti. The name derives from the combination of the founders names, Rory and Victor. Rorvic Productions produced the television series The Texan , three feature films, and two television films, all starring Calhoun.
Jan 27, 2019 · In 1956 Rory Calhoun and agent/producer Victor Orsatti set up a company, Rorvic Productions, to make Westerns. It didn’t last too long but there were a trio of Western features, a couple of TV films and the series The Texan on CBS. The Hired Gun was the first fruit of this collaboration. Like most of Rory’s oaters, it’s quite good.
Although the Domino Kid, which was produced in February 1957, marked the first production of the newly formed Calhoun-Orsatti Enterprises, that film was actually released one month after the Calhoun-Orsatti production The Hired Gun. The film included the statement "A Rorvic Production," a combination of the producers' first names.
- Ray Nazarro, Pat Corletto, Floyd Joyer
- Rory Calhoun
An Easterner and his daughter hire Bill to guide them in the search for a wild stallion whom they hope to breed. But an old enemy plans to follow them on the search and rob the horse breeder and get revenge on Bill. Director: Harry Harris | Stars: Rory Calhoun, Claire Kelly, Jack Elam, Emory Parnell. Votes: 17.
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Aug 1, 2020 · Although the Domino Kid, which was produced in Feb 1957, marked the first production of the newly formed Calhoun-Orsatti Enterprises, that film was actually released one month after the Calhoun-Orsatti production The Hired Gun. The film included the statement "A Rorvic Production," a combination of the producers' first names.
Domino Kid: Directed by Ray Nazarro. With Rory Calhoun, Kristine Miller, Andrew Duggan, Yvette Duguay. After the Civil War, a Confederate veteran must track down five outlaws who murdered his father and ransacked his farm during the war.
The Hired Gun was the first film produced by Rory Calhoun and Victor M. Orsatti's production company, Calhoun-Orsatti Enterprises, Inc. The film also contained the statement "Rorvic Productions," a combination of the producers' first names.
