Having a narrator sounding like so many TV shows of this era and earlier actually detracts, in my opinion, and having so many real-life bad guys as characters also does, in my opinion.
It's a pretty good story otherwise, and George Montgomery was nearly always fun to watch.
Beverly Tyler is very much fun to watch. She was an extremely talented woman, with a reputation as a great singer, although she was not given any opportunities to sing on film -- more Hollywood strangeness.
Harry Lauter gets to play a good guy, and shows he should have had even more chances.
Gerald Milton, playing this version of "Ike Clanton," is someone I've not heard of before but seeing him in this role shows me I've been missing out. What a great performance.
YouTube has a good print, although there is an extra almost 30 minutes tacked on for no good reason.
It's a pretty good story otherwise, and George Montgomery was nearly always fun to watch.
Beverly Tyler is very much fun to watch. She was an extremely talented woman, with a reputation as a great singer, although she was not given any opportunities to sing on film -- more Hollywood strangeness.
Harry Lauter gets to play a good guy, and shows he should have had even more chances.
Gerald Milton, playing this version of "Ike Clanton," is someone I've not heard of before but seeing him in this role shows me I've been missing out. What a great performance.
YouTube has a good print, although there is an extra almost 30 minutes tacked on for no good reason.