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The Lawless Eighties (1957)

 -  Western  -  31 May 1957 (USA)
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Linc Prescott
John Smith ...
William Wesley Van Orsdel, aka Brother Van
Marilyn Saris ...
Lynn Sutter
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Grat Bandas
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Wolf Chief
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Art 'Pig' Corbin
Frank Ferguson ...
Owen Sutter
Sheila Bromley ...
Mrs. Myra Sutter
Walter Reed ...
Capt. Ellis North
Robert 'Buzz' Henry ...
Little Wolf (as Buzz Henry)
Will J. White ...
Lt. Reed
Robert Swan ...
Pete Loman (as Bob Swan)
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BRAVE WOMEN AND FIGHTING MEN WHO CONQUERED A VIOLENT LAND! See more »

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Western

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31 May 1957 (USA)  »

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Im Schatten der Schlinge  »

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Effective B Western
29 April 2007 | by (long island) – See all my reviews

This is a solid B Western starring a surprisingly good performance from ex-Flash Gordon, ex-Tarzan, ex-Billy the Kid, Buster Crabbe, who doesn't just walk through the role of a gunfighter (like he did in most of the Billy the Kid B westerns he made in the 40's).In a fast-moving 70 minutes, you get a gunfighter, a preacher, and corrupt white guys trying to start an Indian war for profit, and it all works pretty well, thanks to a tight (if occasionally corny) script and solid if workmanlike direction from B Western veteran director Joseph Kane.

Nice performances by everyone involved too, especially John Smith as the preacher and Ted Corsia as the corrupt Indian Agent.

But the winning performance here is by character actor Tom Doucette, playing a slimy gunman with the fitting name of Pig.


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