Charles Hill

A wealthy heiress in need of a husband meets an Indian Doctor who foils all her attempts at a relationship.

In Anthony Asquith's adaptation of the George Bernard Shaw play, Sophia Loren stars as the beautiful, spoiled heiress Epifania Parerga. When her wealth fails to bring her happiness, Epifania sets her sights on a husband: Indian doctor Ahmed el Kabir (Peter Sellers). Ahmed shows no interest in marrying her, but she gets him to agree to a three-month challenge: She'll attempt to live on only 500 rupees, while he must turn 500 pounds into 15,000.

This is without a doubt one of Hoot's finest westerns. He finds himself in the awkward position of helping out a rancher at odds with Hoot's own father. The real problem it turns out is daddy's crooked partner who's out to undermine the rancher and scarf up his property.

This is without a doubt one of Hoot's finest westerns. He finds himself in the awkward position of helping out a rancher at odds with Hoot's own father. The real problem it turns out is daddy's crooked partner who's out to undermine the rancher and scarf up his property.