- Film Review
- Reviewed By Tony Sloman
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3 out of 5
An evocative title for a minor Universal western, utilising the studio's contract players and existing sets. Vaguely reminiscent of those cowboy adventures that enthralled young audiences at the Saturday morning pictures, it begins with a cleverly directed and remarkably well-staged robbery. The rest isn't bad either, with Jack Lord - a year before he hit the TV big time with Hawaii Five-O - and the ever-excellent James Farentino and Don Galloway playing a trio of outlaws. Stick with this, it's fun.
Plot Summary
Two outlaws try to stay on the straight and narrow after a third bandit saves them from the hangman's noose. They get honest jobs protecting a stagecoach line, but when their saviour makes repeated efforts to rob from the wagons, returning to a life of crime proves hard to resist. Western, with Jack Lord, James Farentino, Don Galloway and Melodie Johnson.
Cast and crew
Cast
- Guy Russell
- Jack Lord
- Matt Stone
- James Farentino
- Nevada Jones
- Don Galloway
- Lillie Malone
- Melodie Johnson
- Steve Carlson
- Richard Anderson
- Jeff Scott
- Robert Yuro
- Sheriff Stewart
- Ed Peck
- Corbett
- Paul Reed
- Ed Mason
- Richard H Cutting
- Keller
- Bing Russell
Crew
- Director
- Alan Rafkin
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