Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Alex McArthur | ... | Duell McCall | |
Richard Farnsworth | ... | Sheriff Campbell, Bisby Arizona | |
James Remar | ... | John Sikes | |
Brad Dourif | ... | Camillus Fly | |
Tom Bower | ... | Billy Dobbs | |
Whip Hubley | ... | Charlie Cates | |
Brion James | ... | Roy Grimes | |
Debra Feuer | ... | Maggie, Sikes' Woman | |
Buck Taylor | ... | Wes Porter | |
Deon Richmond | ... | Thomas Jefferson III | |
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Lise Cutter | ... | Nora |
Geoffrey Lewis | ... | Oliver Ostrow | |
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Maria Richwine | ||
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Kenneth Bridges | ... | Moses Fortune, Bootmaker |
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Mike Casper | ... | Russell |
Duell McCall visits his old girlfriend, Nora, and learns that she gave birth to his child. He wants to stay but he is still a wanted man. So, Sheriff Campbell suggests that if he brings in this notorious criminal, who's been plaguing the territory, he might be able to get a pardon. Written by <rcs0411@yahoo.com>
Hey folks,
The four Desperado films from the late 1980s really are pretty good oaters, and they are a lot more exciting than many of the ones I enjoyed as a youth. Alex McArthur's Duell McCall is exciting to watch as the good "bad guy," and Richard Farnsworth is also always a safe bet to create a credible character. McCall's love interest, Nora (played by Lise Cutter), is here once again and, as ever, is very easy on the eyes.
There have been very few reviews of the four films, and the forum boards for them have also had little written there. There are always negative comments made about any film, but these are pretty good westerns, and I would think more folks would be finding and reporting the same message.
Best wishes, Dave Wile