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6.2/10   30 votes
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Writer:
David Lang (story)
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Release Date:
15 February 1956 (USA) more
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Plot:
Part of an outlaw gang rides into town to rob the bank and their accomplice is the local undertaker... more | add synopsis
User Reviews:
Not good but better than spaghetti more (2 total)

Cast

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David Brian ... Whitey Turner
Neville Brand ... Dirk Hogan
Richard Long ... Roy Hanford
Lisa Davis ... Kathy Phillips
Katherine Warren ... Mrs. Boggs (as Katharine Warren)
Percy Helton ... Peter Boggs
Morris Ankrum ... Doc Phillips, Kathy's Dad
Addison Richards ... Charles Hanford
Joseph Forte ... Andrew 'Andy' Ferguson (as Joe Forte)
Wally Vernon ... Okay, Okay aka Johnny Oakes
Paul E. Burns ... Squint the Bartender
Frank Fenton ... Sheriff Meeker
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Additional Details

Runtime:
68 min
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Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound System)
Certification:
USA:Approved (PCA #17716)

Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Crew or equipment visible: When the four bandits are riding their horses through the canyon discussing their planned double-cross, you can make out the tire tracks in the road they're on, probably made by the truck carrying the camera. more

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Not good but better than spaghetti, 30 August 2005
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Author: BOB L'ALOGE from southwestern Arizona

Howdy: This one was good or average, I ought to say, but better than 99% of the spaghetti westerns.

A gang of outlaws are going to rob the bank at 1 p.m. which is when the wedding ought to be over and most people lulled into nothing-ville from the after wedding party. But the wedding is running late. When they do rob it, and only four of them do because they are going to betray the others before they arrive in town, they get caught. They escape, of course, and are chased by a posse that resembled more the keystone cops than a real posse. (Example: When they are chasing outlaws and they arrive at the spot where the outlaws went into the rocks, they turn around and don't even bother to check the ground for horse tracks.) The characters were unreal and unbelievable. Yes, it was a low budget black and white job so what can we expect. Or can we expect more? After all, other westerns like The Ox-Bow Incident and High Noon were also black and white and those were excellent. But they had such greats as Gary Cooper and Henry Fonda and this one only had some "almost" greats.

Anyway, I video taped it and will watch it again when it rolls around as I watch my video tapes in order. And I will enjoy it because it is a western and I am a lover of westerns--even if they are severed with spaghetti.

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