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The Good Guys and the Bad Guys (1969)

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In this comic western, Flagg (Robert Mitchum) is a veteran marshal forced to retire by the pompous Mayor Wilker (Martin Balsam). McKay (George Kennedy) is a wily gunslinger. The two combine forces to stop a young band of outlaws from robbing the train when it pulls into the station. Flagg warns the mayor of the upcoming attempt but is not taken seriously by the town politician. McKay and Flagg ride out to warn the train of the impending crime, which finds McKay facing members of his own gang in

PG, 1 hr. 31 min.

Western, Classics

Directed By: Burt Kennedy

Written By: Ronald M. Cohen, Dennis Shryack

In Theaters: Nov 3, 1969 Wide

On DVD: Jan 23, 2007

Cast

Robert Mitchum
Flagg
George Kennedy
McKay
David Carradine
Waco
Martin Balsam
Mayor Wilker
Tina Louise
Carmel
Douglas Fowley
Grundy
Lois Nettleton
Mary
John Carradine
Ticker
Marie Windsor
Polly
Dick Peabody
Boyle
Kathleen Freeman
Mrs. Stone
Jimmy Murphy
Buckshot
Garrett Lewis
Hawkins
Nick Dennis
Engineer
David Cargo
Newspaperman
John Davis Chandler
Dence
Buddy Hackett
Townsman

Critic Reviews for The Good Guys and the Bad Guys

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a meaningless and harmless bit of flatulence that caused barely a ripple of interest in 1969

March 30, 2009 Full Review Source: Filmcritic.com

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Paul Brenner

Filmcritic.com

OK Burt Kennedy oater featuring Mitchum and Kennedy in leads.

February 18, 2008 Comment

Steve Crum

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It's clear that everybody involved with the production had a great time making it, but that simply doesn't disguise the film's inherently superfluous nature.

February 4, 2007 Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews

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David Nusair

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Marshall Flagg is one of the last great marshalls around untill he is forced to retire by the town mayor that is until he hears his old enemy is in town a outlaw named McKaye lookin to rob the next incoming train once he captures McKaye he comes to see he isnt the big shot outlaw he once was and now there is a new

June 26, 2010