Kathleen Lloyd

The Car -- A man's car breaks down on an abandoned outback highway. But it s not an ordinary breakdown. The man discovers that his car has a mind of its own. And its own agenda.

Cop turned author thiller-- Dennis Meechum is a fiercely honest police executive who once gained celebrity as an author of crime stories. Cleve, by his own account, is a professional hitman whose killings helped build a business empire. When Cleve is fired after years of service by the industrialist whose empire he helped build, he seeks revenge. Thus, the two men from opposite sides of the law come together to bring down the crooked industrialist. Cleve will disclose unkown details of all crimes in which he took part - extortion, graft, political corruption and murder. Meechum will take it all down and write a new best seller. Cleve will see his former boss's true criminal nature exposed and get his revenge.

An 1880s Montana cattle baron (John McLiam) hangs a cattle rustler, mostly as an example to the gang's leader (Jack Nicholson). Nicholson vows revenge, but falls in love with the daughter (Kathleen Lloyd) of the cattle baron, and decides to settle down and become a farmer. But he continues to assist the rustlers who still raid McLiam's land. McLiam hires a top-gun bounty hunter (Marlon Brando). Nicholson sets out to kill Brando, but loses his chance. Brando resumes a murderous rampage which will soon wipe out all the outlaws-except Nicholson, who will precede his final battle to the death with Brando in a competition of mugging, switching accents (Brando) and mannerisms that would, in themselves, do in lesser men. This enormously entertaining movie was directed by Arthur Penn.

A small-time hood is murdered just as he is about to blow the whistle on an organized crime ring.