Return of the Bad Men (1948)When part of Oklahoma Territory becomes officially part of the U.S., Vance Cordrell is forced to deal with some of the most infamous outlaws of the Old West. Director:Ray Enright |
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Return of the Bad Men (1948)When part of Oklahoma Territory becomes officially part of the U.S., Vance Cordrell is forced to deal with some of the most infamous outlaws of the Old West. Director:Ray Enright |
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Vance
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| Robert Ryan | ... | ||
| Anne Jeffreys | ... |
Cheyenne
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| George 'Gabby' Hayes | ... |
John Pettit
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| Jacqueline White | ... |
Madge Allen
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Steve Brodie | ... | |
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Tom Keene | ... |
Jim Younger
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| Robert Bray | ... |
John Younger
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| Lex Barker | ... |
Emmett Dalton
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Walter Reed | ... | |
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Michael Harvey | ... | |
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Dean White | ... | |
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Robert Armstrong | ... |
Wild Bill Doolin
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Tom Tyler | ... |
Wild Bill Yeager
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Lew Harvey | ... |
Arkansas Kid
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When part of Indian Territory is incorporated into the United States, good-natured rancher Vance Cordell reluctantly accepts the badge of federal marshal when a flood of notorious outlaws views the new area as ripe for banditry. Included are the Dalton and Younger Gangs, Billy the Kid, and the Sundance Kid led by the notorious Wild Bill Doolin. Cordell has a personal stake in his campaign to eradicate the bad men because of a friend's murder and the robbery of the local bank owned by his future father-in-law. Written by duke1029@aol.com
When a ruthless gang of bank and train robbers begin terrorizing a fledgling Oklahoma countryside, a new marshall is appointed to bring them to justice. It is no easy task because the bandits consist of the infamous Doolins, Daltons, and Youngers. Particularly troublesome is the psychotic Sundance Kid, an ornery lowdown skunk if ever there was one. Just an average western with a lot of old familiar faces.