Well-crafted, well-acted and solid Western.
Man With The Gun (1955)
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Rotten:0
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Runtime: 83 mins
Genre: Westerns
Synopsis: Clint Tollinger (Mitchum) is a stranger in a small western town looking for his estranged wife who left him. During the search he consequently gets wrapped up in the troubles of the townsfolk who... Clint Tollinger (Mitchum) is a stranger in a small western town looking for his estranged wife who left him. During the search he consequently gets wrapped up in the troubles of the townsfolk who are living in constant fear of an intimidating landowner who rules the people through his rough and tumble henchmen. A town tamer by trade, Clint accepts a commission from the town sheriff to help the people get their lives back and to set things straight. [More]
Starring: Robert Mitchum, Jan Sterling, Karen Sharpe, Henry Hull
Starring: Robert Mitchum, Jan Sterling, Karen Sharpe, Henry Hull, Emile Meyer, John Lupton, Barbara Lawrence
Director: Richard Wilson
Director: Richard Wilson
Producer: Samuel Goldwyn
Composer: Alex North
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