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Director:
Ted Post
Writer:
Charles A. Wallace (writer)
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Release Date:
2 March 1971 (USA) more
Genre:
Western more
Plot:
A tough marshal is sent to clean up a lawless western town. full summary | add synopsis
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Mediocre television Western regularly directed by Ted Post more (8 total)

Cast

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Clint Walker ... Marshal Dave Harmon
Barry Sullivan ... Nels Decker
Kathryn Hays ... Julie Williams
Edgar Buchanan ... Mules McNeil
Morgan Woodward ... Arch King

Peter Mark Richman ... Major Lucas
John Kerr ... Captain White
Bing Russell ... Rol King (as Neil Russell)

Bruce Glover ... Sam King
Robert Phillips ... Sanders
Miguel Alejandro ... Andres

Rudy Diaz ... Caballo
Bill McLean ... Storekeeper
Napoleon Whiting ... Orderly
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Runtime:
73 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
Iceland:12
Filming Locations:
Old Tucson - 201 S. Kinney Road, Tucson, Arizona, USA more
Company:
Aaron Spelling Productions more

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Continuity: When the marshal orders the two brothers to drop their gunbelts in the saloon, Rol unbuckles and drops his, but his brother Sam, doesn't and the marshal shots and kills him. As the marshal is walking Rol to the jail, his gun belt is clearly visible, but when he gets in the office he again is not wearing it. more

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Mediocre television Western regularly directed by Ted Post, 3 March 2009
5/10
Author: ma-cortes from Santander Spain

A sheriff named Harmon(Clint Walker) goes into a small town to impose peace and order .The picture deals an intrigue concerning livestock smuggling.Harmon confronts against corrupt owners,Indians and gunfighters.At the ending contains a little action and plot twists.

This mediocre and old-style TV western produced by Aaron Spelling is redeemed by its great stars and supporting cast. Good casting formed by Clint Walker(Dirty dozen), Western usual(Bounty man,None but the brave,Pancho Villa,White Buffalo),Barry Sullivan as mean proprietary of Decker's freighter company, Kathryn Hays as hotel's receptionist, Peter Mark Richman as colonel of cavalry, John Kerr as a captain, and Edgar Buchanan as deputy,he's an eternal secondary of uncountable Western.The movie was a pilot episode but its little success caused cancellation of series. Passable and some dull direction by Ted Post. He's a Western expert, in fact his best movie is still a Western called ¨The legend of Tom Rooley¨. Besides, he has directed Clint Eastwood many times , starting working on Eastwood's television Western series, ¨Rawhide¨. When Eastwood returned to America after his successful Sergio Leone movies , he called for Post who directed him in Western ¨Hang'Em high¨ and the second entry Dirty Harry pictures, ¨Magnum Force¨.Ted Post also directed acceptable Sci Fi(Beneath of the planet of apes,Harrard experiment) and horror movies(The Baby,Dr Cook's garden).

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