

Action · Western · TV Movie
Overview
A gunfighter who survives his own hanging helps a young widow who is trying to keep a ruthless land baron from taking her ranch.
Top Cast


Steve Forrest
Steve Forrest
James Devlin
Steve Forrest
James Devlin


Dean Jagger
Dean Jagger
Josiah Lowe
Dean Jagger
Josiah Lowe


Will Geer
Will Geer
Nameless
Will Geer
Nameless


Sharon Acker
Sharon Acker
Carrie Gault
Sharon Acker
Carrie Gault


Brendon Boone
Brendon Boone
Billy Irons
Brendon Boone
Billy Irons


Rafael Campos
Rafael Campos
Father Alvaro
Rafael Campos
Father Alvaro


BarBara Luna
BarBara Luna
Soledad Villegas
BarBara Luna
Soledad Villegas


Cameron Mitchell
Cameron Mitchell
Lew Halleck
Cameron Mitchell
Lew Halleck


Ray Teal
Ray Teal
Judge Homer Bayne
Ray Teal
Judge Homer Bayne
Bobby Eilbacher
Bobby Eilbacher
Benjamin Gault
Bobby Eilbacher
Benjamin Gault
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