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Shoot Out (1971)

GP  -  Western  -  16 August 1971 (Sweden)
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A former bank robber searches for his double crossing partner who left him for dead, while having to look after a 6 year old girl.

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Cast

Complete credited cast:
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Clay Lomax
Patricia Quinn ...
Juliana Farrell (as Pat Quinn)
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Bobby Jay Jones
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Alma
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Trooper
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Sam Foley
Rita Gam ...
Emma
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Decky Ortega
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Pepe
John Davis Chandler ...
Skeeter (as John Chandler)
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Brakeman
Arthur Hunnicutt ...
Homer Page
Nicolas Beauvy ...
Dutch Farrell
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Storyline

Clay Lomax, a bank robber, gets out of jail after an 8 year sentence. He is looking after Sam Foley, the man who betrayed him. Knowing that, Foley hires three men to pay attention of Clay's steps. The things get complicated when Lomax, waiting to receive some money from his ex-lover, gets only the notice of her death and an 8 year old girl, sometimes very annoying, presumed to be his daughter. Written by Michel Rudoy <mdrc@hp9000a1.uam.mx>

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Three fast guns against one determined man! See more »

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Western

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16 August 1971 (Sweden)  »

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Abrechnung in Gun Hill  »

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(Westrex Recording System)

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1.85 : 1
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After Bobby Jay shoots Julianas grandmother's plates, he is holding his pistol in his right hand. Clay tells Bobby Jay that Pepe probably "cut out" on them. Bobby Jay is now holding his pistol in the left hand (no time to have shifted hands) and draws his second one with his now free right hand. See more »

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[first lines]
Bobby Jay: I'm Bobby Jay Jones.
Sam Foley: Shut the door and take off you hat.
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Version of Lone Cowboy (1933) See more »

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Decent Peck
28 February 2008 | by (Louisville, KY) – See all my reviews

Shoot Out (1971)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Western from the same producer, screenwriter and director of True Grit has Gregory Peck being released from prison after seven years and heading off to kill the man who shot him in the back during a bank robbery. Before he can carry out his plan he has an unexpected gift of a six year old girl who starts to have an effect on the old cowboy. This isn't really a good film but it's a slight entertainment that features some good action and a fine performance from Peck. I wouldn't say this was an A+ Peck performance but he manages to keep the film moving even though the supporting cast doesn't offer him much. The little girl at times can be annoying but that happens sometimes. I think the biggest problem for the film is that we've seen this story countless times before and this one here doesn't offer anything new and even in the end the film goes off on different story lines than what he set out to be.


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