The Lone Gun (1954)
Directed by Ray Nazarro
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
There are few surprises in The Lone Gun--and few lulls, either. Things get under way when ex-marshal George Montgomery rides into a wide-open Texas town. Montgomery intends to bring three cattle-rustling brothers to justice. Since those siblings are played by Neville Brand, Douglas Kennedy and Robert Wilke, one suspects that Our Hero's task will not be accomplished within the film's first twenty minutes. Taking over a cattle ranch run by Dorothy Malone and her brother Skip Homeier, the villains inaugurate a deadly game of cat and mouse with Montgomery. Frank Faylen scores in an uncharacteristic performance as a dude gambler. The Lone Gun was produced by Edward Small for United Artists.
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bad-guy, cattle, courage, cowboy, daughter, good-guy, justice, lawman, marshal, outlaw [Western], ranch, rescue, romance, rustler, shoot-out, town, weapons, wine, winner
