Jean Parker

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A classic western tale of hate, murder and revenge.

Aging gunslinger Jimmy Ringo is tired of killing, tired of the life he has lived; but everywhere he goes, he is recognized as the fastest gun in the west and must deal with young punks who want to challenge him. After winning yet another tiresome challenge, Ringo - despite the warning of old friend Marshall Strett - goes home to visit his estranged wife, Peggy, and the son he never knew. However, the brothers of the man he just slew are on his trail, looking for revenge. Despite his hope to build a new life with his family, he cannot stay. He will always be on the run from his past.

Randolph Scott stars as Marshal Coleen Wave, a lawman who moves from town to town in the Colorado Territory, ridding each of its outlaws. His dedication to his gob causes his wife, played by Angela Lansbury (TV's "Murder She Wrote"), to leave him. She will not come back to him until he has hung up his guns for good. But he is determined to clean up one last town, run by bandits, who don't want to see the territory become a state.

Just when Jim Walker (Rory Calhoun) thought he left his rebel ways behind, he and his gal, Janice (Corinne Calvet), get pulled into a world of hurt when Walker attempts to thwart a robbery aboard a stagecoach. Soon, Apache Indians arrive in full attack mode and kidnap them. But Walker knows what they want: the whereabouts of their chief, Old Antone. DeForest Kelley plays one of the vicious, gunslinging robbers.

Randolph Scott stars as Marshal Coleen Wave, a lawman who moves from town to town in the Colorado Territory, ridding each of its outlaws.

Randolph Scott stars as Marshal Coleen Wave, a lawman who moves from town to town in the Colorado Territory, ridding each of its outlaws.

Randolph Scott stars as Marshal Coleen Wave, a lawman who moves from town to town in the Colorado Territory, ridding each of its outlaws. His dedication to his job causes his wife, played by Angela Lansbury (TV's "Murder She Wrote"), to leave him. She will not come back to him until he has hung up his guns for good. But he is determined to clean up one last town, run by bandits, who don't want to see the territory become a state.

Determined to reunite her scattered family, Mrs. Edmonds (Agnes Moorehead) moves her daughters (Teresa Brewer, Rhonda Fleming, Cynthia Strother and Kay Strother) north to the Yukon to be with their father, Vance (Frank Wilcox), a newspaper editor in a rough-and-tumble gold-mining town. But the man's been murdered, and now the penniless women must make ends meet while finding the killer. Lewis R. Foster directs this musical Western.

A classic western tale of hate, murder and revenge.

Francis Ford Coppola presents this old-fashioned Western directed by his nephew Christopher Coppola. In the dusty bar of a ghost town, a weathered stranger (Martin Sheen) tells a traveling guitar player the story of Hopalong Cassidy (Chris Lybbert), who uses his keen gunfighting skills to rescue a damsel from a menacing cattle rustler. But it'll take more than good aim to escape from the rustler's final death trap.

Notorious gunfighter Jimmy Ringo rides into town to find his true love, who doesn't want to see him. He hasn't come looking for trouble, but trouble finds him around every corner.