

Western
Overview
After serving a year for a killing in self-defense, gunfighter Brock Mitchell tries to help his younger brother save his ranch but a crooked lawyer has other ideas.
Top Cast


John Derek
John Derek
Brock Mitchell
John Derek
Brock Mitchell


John Smith
John Smith
Miley Sutton
John Smith
Miley Sutton


Malcolm Atterbury
Malcolm Atterbury
Norris
Malcolm Atterbury
Norris


Nick Adams
Nick Adams
Tracy Mitchell
Nick Adams
Tracy Mitchell


Carolyn Craig
Carolyn Craig
Ginny Clay
Carolyn Craig
Ginny Clay


Gage Clarke
Gage Clarke
Chad Deasy
Gage Clarke
Chad Deasy


Robert Griffin
Robert Griffin
Sheriff Clay
Robert Griffin
Sheriff Clay


Norman Leavitt
Norman Leavitt
Swamper
Norman Leavitt
Swamper


Frances Morris
Frances Morris
Mrs. Williams
Frances Morris
Mrs. Williams
Tyler MacDuff
Tyler MacDuff
Tom Williams (as Tyler McDuff)
Tyler MacDuff
Tom Williams (as Tyler McDuff)
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