Young Billy Young

1969

Young Billy Young

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Average Rating: 2.9/5

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In this film, Robert Mitchum plays a vengeful former sheriff who sets out to find the man who killed his son. Along the way he takes in a wounded outlaw, who was abandoned by his partner. Together they ride to Lordsburg, where Mitchum becomes a lawman and continues his search.

Rating:

G
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Classics, Western
Directed By:

Burt Kennedy
Written By:

Burt Kennedy
In Theaters:

Oct 15, 1969 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

May 12, 2009
Runtime:

89 minutes
Studio:

MGM

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Cast

Robert Mitchum
as Ben Kane

Angie Dickinson
as Lily Beloit

Robert Walker Jr.
as Billy Young

David Carradine
as Jesse Boone

Jack Kelly
as John Behan

John Anderson
as Frank Boone

Rodopho (Rudy) Acosta
as Mexican Officer

Deana Martin
as Evvie Cushman

Paul Fix
as Charlie

Parley Baer
as Bell

Robert Anderson
as Gambler

Rodolfo Acosta
as Mexican Officer

Christopher Mitchum
as Kane's son

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Critic Reviews for Young Billy Young

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Robert Mitchum and Angie Dickinson provide star power to this ineffective revenge B Western.

Mar 3, 2017 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…

Dennis Schwartz
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Audience Reviews for Young Billy Young

Robert Mitchum is a lawman in the twilight of his career, out to get the man who killed his son. Angie Dickinson is the obligatory saloon girl with low self esteem but lots of heart. Unless you're a huge Mitchum and/or Dickinson fan, there is not a lot to like in this predicable, mediocre western. Very good talent with a very weak script.

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