Who plays Judge Bent in Back in the Saddle?

Judge Bent is played by Edmund Elton.

How is Judge Bent connected to other characters?

Judge Bent has 2 mapped relationships in Back in the Saddle. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Judge Bent — Back in the Saddle Character Profile

About Judge Bent

The local judge who initially issues the injunction to stop the mine's water pollution. After learning of Blaine's deceit, he strategically moves the trial venue to Phoenix to ensure impartiality, ultimately securing legal justice for Gene and Tom.

Character Facts

Played by: Edmund Elton
Appears in: Back in the Saddle (1941)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (2)

Judge Bent — Professional Legal Advocate — Gene Autry (Gene Autry)
Professional reliance on the judicial system to resolve the conflict.
Judge Bent — Conflict Judicial Oversight — E.G. Blaine (Arthur Loft)
Judicial intervention to counter Blaine's local influence.

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Gene Autry (Gene Autry)
Frog Milhouse (Smiley Burnette)
Patsy (Mary Lee)
Taffy (Julie Bishop)
Tom Bennett (Edward Norris)
Duke Winston (Addison Richards)
E.G. Blaine (Arthur Loft)
Rancher Williams (Edmund Cobb)
Saloon Boss Ward (Robert Barron)
Sheriff Simpson (Joe McGuinn)
Train Porter (uncredited) (Fred 'Snowflake' Toones)