Heaven with a Gun (1969)In the small western town Vinegarroon the conflict between cattle and sheep breeders escalates. When a stranger appears in the town, the ranchers suspect he's a gun man, hired by the sheep ... See full summary » Director:Lee H. KatzinWriter:Richard Carr |
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Jim Killian /
Pastor Jim
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| Carolyn Jones | ... |
Madge McCloud (saloon owner)
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| Barbara Hershey | ... |
Leloopa (Indian girl)
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| John Anderson | ... |
Asa Beck (cattleman)
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| David Carradine | ... |
Coke Beck (Asa's son)
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| J.D. Cannon | ... |
Mace (Beck's gunman)
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| Noah Beery Jr. | ... |
Garvey (Beck Ranch ramrod)
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Harry Townes | ... |
Gus Sampson (storekeeper)
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William Bryant | ... |
Bart Paterson (cattleman)
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| Virginia Gregg | ... |
Mrs. Patterson
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| James Griffith | ... |
Abraham Murdock (sheepherder)
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| Roger Perry | ... |
Ned Hunter (sheepherder)
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Claude Woolman | ... |
Gilcher (Beck ranch hand)
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Ed Bakey | ... |
Scotty Andrews (sheepherdr)
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Mrs. Andrews
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In the small western town Vinegarroon the conflict between cattle and sheep breeders escalates. When a stranger appears in the town, the ranchers suspect he's a gun man, hired by the sheep breeders. But Jim Killian turns out to be a priest - a tough one however, who soon shall make unscrupulous rancher Esa Beck's life quite harder. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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May 1969 (Austria) See more »Also Known As:
Pulver und Blei See more »Company Credits
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I became a movie buff at age 13, (now 63), and would have crawled to the local theater over broken glass, to see any cowboy movie showing, if I had to. By the time I was 16 years of age, I was a devout Randolph Scott, Audie Murphy fan, but when I saw "Heaven With A Gun", Glenn Ford instantly became my number 1 cowboy hero, and me old mates Randolph and Audie had to take a back seat. For me, due to the humble, yet determined character Glenn Ford played so beautifully, this movie offered some great moralistic encouragement, and at the same time, stimulated an enthusiasm to believe in myself against all odds and "stick to my guns", as the expression goes. You will relate to this expression if you watch the movie. If anybody knows where I can buy this difficult-to-purchase movie, please let me know. (noel@youngnoel.com). I would do absolutely anything to add this movie to my collection. If you want to be truly entertained, this is a "Must-see" movie.