Release Date: Jul 11, 1973 Wide
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John Wayne plays a lawman who has to deal with the problems of fatherhood in a big way in Cahill: United States Marshall. Wayne is J.D. Cahill, whose singular desire to track down law breakers strains his relationship with his two teenage sons --17-year-old Danny (Gary Grimes) and 12-year-old Billy Joe (Clay O'Brien). The film begins as Cahill is hot on the trail of a gang of outlaws. After the big showdown, he returns to town to discover that the local bank has been robbed. The sheriff and the
Jul 11, 1973 Wide
Jun 3, 2003
All Critics (2) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (2)
One of John Wayne's last movies is also one of his worst, a desperate effort to grab the youth market
A minor John Wayne film that becomes a bore due to its preachy message.
Absolutely of the Duke's western so John Wayne and George Kennedy (as the chief baddie) made wonderful performances.
August 26, 2007
Super Reviewer
Is it just me or are all 70's movies simplistic? John Wayne ignores his kids who get in trouble who get rescued by John Wayne who promises to pay more attention to his kids.
June 17, 2007Super Reviewer
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