The movie 'The Big Country' was released to the public, marking its entry into American cinema.
Principal photography for 'The Big Country' took place, including various locations in the United States.
Eastern sea captain James McKay arrives in the Big Country to marry Patricia Terrill, bringing with him a large sum of money.
James meets influential ranchers including Rufus Hannassey and the Terrill family, beginning tense interactions with the McKay-Terrill rivalry.
James refuses to conform to the violent ways of the West by owning or using a gun, which shocks local ranchers and escalates tensions.
James investigates accusations of cattle theft involving the Terrill and Hannassey families and tries to resolve disputes peacefully.
James confronts Rufus Hannassey over the disputes and duel challenges, demonstrating his courage despite his pacifist stance.
James wins a fight without guns and is later challenged to a duel, increasing tension between ranch families.
James uncovers the truth behind the cattle rustling and brings evidence to prevent further violence.
James and Patricia solidify their relationship by completing their marriage, establishing peace between their families.
James engages in the climactic showdown that ends the Henessey-Terrill feud, enforcing justice and peace on the Big Country.
