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Writers:
Berne Giler (screenplay) and
Robert Lewis Taylor (novel)
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Release Date:
29 January 1965 (West Germany) See more »
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Another classic Charlie Bronson shoot-em-up! See more (10 total) »

Cast

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Charles Bronson ... Linc Murdock

Susan Oliver ... Maria Macklin

Kurt Russell ... Jamie McPheeters
Jan Merlin ... Rance Macklin

John Fiedler ... Ives

Douglas Fowley ... Mr. Knudsen
Rayford Barnes ... Dan Macklin
Ron Hagerthy ... Carey Macklin
Robert Carricart ... Mendez
Morris Ankrum ... Ray Macklin
Russ Conway ... Doctor McPheeters
Maurice Wells ... Girard
Mike De Anda ... Bryce (the Blacksmith) (as Mike de Anda)

Susan Flannery ... Molly
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Margarita Cordova ... Bit Part (uncredited)
Byron Foulger ... Bit Part (uncredited)
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Directed by
Boris Sagal 
 
Writing credits
Berne Giler (screenplay)

Robert Lewis Taylor  novel "The Travels of Jamie McPheeters"

Produced by
Boris Ingster .... producer
 
Original Music by
Leigh Harline 
Walter Scharf 
Harry Sukman 
 
Cinematography by
John M. Nickolaus Jr. (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Harry Coswick 
 
Art Direction by
George W. Davis 
Addison Hehr 
 
Set Decoration by
Henry Grace 
Jack Mills 
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Eddie Saeta .... assistant director
 
Sound Department
Franklin Milton .... recording supervisor
 
Other crew
Norman Siegel .... assistant to producer
Ardel Wray .... assistant to producer
 

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Runtime:
91 min
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Color:
Color (Metrocolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Mono (Westrex Recording System)

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Crew or equipment visible: In the final standoff between Linc and Rance: as Rance falls forward to the ground his "mark" is clearly visible at his feet.See more »
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11 out of 19 people found the following review useful.
Another classic Charlie Bronson shoot-em-up!, 15 May 2004
Author: Stu Pitt from Winnipeg, Manitoba

Nay-sayers there are many... but I feel this is one of Charlie Bronson's best western flicks (much better than that long, tired, over-rated "Once Upon a Time in the West"). Bronson plays a mentor to a young Kurt Russell. Taking the boy into town one day, Bronson comes face to face with a woman... and some dangerous men... from his past. Very sexy flashback sequence (how did that one ever get past the censors in 1964???)... as well as copious amounts of gunplay and fisticuffs! The final showdown scene is a classic... much more exciting than anything that hack Sergio Leone could ever come up with. This film was ripe for a sequel... because the wagon train that Bronson was a part of never did get to its final destination. I'd like to know if they ever made it!

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