PAW Patrol: The Movie
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Medora: Empress of the Badlands (2026)
In 1883 Dakota Territory, the Marquis de Mores and wife Medora arrive to build a home, town, and meat empire, facing hostility from ranchers, beef trusts, and violent locals determined to drive them out.
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In 1883 Dakota Territory, the Marquis de Mores and wife Medora arrive to build a home, town, and meat empire, facing hostility from ranchers, beef trusts, and violent locals determined to drive them out.
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Genre:Drama, Western
Written By:Daniel Bielinski
In Theaters:3/18/2026
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Runtime:124 minutes
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Cast
Daniel Bielinski
Director
Baylee Toney
Medora
Robert Strange
Marquis de Mores
Ignacyo Matynia
John Goodall
Colin Ward
Julius Flogg
Micah Fitzgerald
Frank O'Donnell
Daniel Roebuck
Baron Von Hoffman
Marsha Dietlein
Margaret Roberts
Timothy E. Goodwin
Riley Luffsey
Taylor Cole
Barkeep
Genevieve Bielinski
Caroline
Jeremy Darling
Mister Campbell
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