The Gunfighter
1950, Western, 1h 24m
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Jimmy Ringo (Gregory Peck) is a veteran gunslinger known for being quick on the draw, but his talent inevitably leads to trouble, with others constantly out to challenge him. All Ringo wants is to be reunited with his estranged family, but he has to contend with various foes, including the ambitious young sharpshooter Hunt Bromley (Skip Homeier). As Ringo attempts to reconcile with his wife, Peggy (Helen Westcott), he finds that he can't easily shake his violent past.
Cast & Crew
Gregory Peck
Jimmy Ringo
Jimmy Ringo
Helen Westcott
Peggy Walsh
Peggy Walsh
Karl Malden
Mac
Mac
Millard Mitchell
Marshal Mark Strett
Marshal Mark Strett
Jean Parker
Molly
Molly
Skip Homeier
Hunt Bromley
Hunt Bromley
Critic Reviews for The Gunfighter
Audience Reviews for The Gunfighter
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Dec 31, 2019Classic western about a middle-aged gunfighter trying to go clean. Particularly strong are the scenes between the gunfighter, Gregory Peck, and the town marshal, Millard Mitchell. Both actors command their scenes.Aldo G Super Reviewer
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Sep 05, 2019Gregory Peck is typically reliable, stoic and worn out as a gunfighter at the end of his run, clutching at the frayed remnants of his life, and just coming to the realization that it's already too late. Not bad.Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
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Jan 07, 2010Good western. Gregory Peck plays notorious gunfighter Jimmy Ringo, who gets challenged by every wannabe at every turn. The Gunfighter has a similar story to High Noon, but without any gunfights and a tense finale, it's a lot less memorable. Overall well worth your consideration if your a fan of Peck or this genre.Jonny C Super Reviewer
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Jun 01, 2008probably one of henry kings better films starring gregory peck in an unusual formula western. while a general attempt at showing the downside of being a household name when it comes to gunfighting in the old wild west you also get a few very emotional aspects thrown in. you see jimmy ringo as a family man, a friend and most importantly a forgiving man who just can't get away from the trouble he started in his youthSanity Assassin ! Super Reviewer
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