Business People

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• 1963
• 1 hr 24 mins
• Comedy, Drama, Action & Adventure

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The Roads We Take (1st film). Bob Tidball untied the canvas bag and scooped out neatly sealed bundles of brand new credit cards. Thirty thousand dollars - fifteen for each. The robbery of the mail car had happened so quickly that the train passengers had no time to understand what was happening. Many miles and hours now separated them from the fastest pursuit. They galloped until Tidball's horse broke its leg. There was only one way out - to continue on the horse of Shark Dodson. But Shark killed him and took all the loot... Many years passed. Shark became a successful businessman. The old Colt with which he made his fortune was long forgotten. But the habits of the old bandit remained the same. By refusing to help, he drives his companion to suicide. "Bolivar can't bear two"... Soulmates (2nd film). Slipping through an open window, the thief went up to a room on the third floor. The owner of the house was asleep. On the dressing table, among other things, lay a wad of banknotes. The thief carefully approached the table, but the sleeping man suddenly woke up. Seeing the barrel of a revolver aimed at him, the gentleman raised only his right hand. He could not raise his left - he was wracked by an acute attack of rheumatism. It turned out that the thief suffered from the same ailment. Soon they were talking with the owner like old friends. Having tried all the medicines and potions, they agreed that none of the patented remedies brought relief. The thief knew of only one remedy that relieved the pain - a good drink. And soon, peacefully chatting, they went to the nearest drinking establishment. The Red Chief (3rd film). Sam and Bill were two thousand dollars short of carrying out a major scam. They decided to kidnap the young son of Abenger Dorset, the mayor of the nearest town, and demand a ransom for him in exactly that amount. And so the plan was carried out: the boy was kidnapped, hidden in the forest, in a cave, and a letter was written to Dorset's father demanding the ransom. But the boy turned out to be such a devil that the discouraged gangsters were forced not only to refuse the ransom, but also to give up their own money just to get rid of the "prisoner". Having paid the enterprising father, they learn that he will be able to hold his aggressive child for only a few minutes. "We'll have time to run to the Canadian border".