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The Gunslinger
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- Western
- Drama
- 1956
- Roger Corman
- 75 mins
- PG
Summary
When a marshal gets killed, his widow takes up his guns and badge to bring order to her lawless town. A villainous saloon keeper hires a gunfighter to finish her off - but he falls in love with her instead, causing a moral dilemma for the murderous man. Western, starring Beverly Garland, John Ireland, Allison Hayes and Jonathan Haze
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Review
A star rating of 2 out of 5.
Allen Eyles
This early Roger Corman venture is a fitfully entertaining camp western featuring two female adversaries - shades of Johnny Guitar - and giving more emphasis to sex and violence than was customary at the time. Curvaceous Beverly Garland is the town marshal's widow who straps on his six-shooters and badge after he's gunned down. Equally curvaceous Allison Hayes (of Attack of the 50 Foot Woman fame) is the wicked saloon-keeper who hires John Ireland's gunslinger to kill Garland - but, wouldn't you know, he falls for her instead. Hurriedly shot in seven days of unexpectedly rainy weather, the film's microbudget shows up in a saloon chorus line of only three girls.
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3.9/10
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rolenameCane MiroJohn IrelandRose HoodBeverly GarlandErica PageAllison HayesGideon PolkMartin KingsleyJack HaysJonathan HazeJoshua TateChris AlcaideJimmy TontoDick MillerZebelon TabbBruno VeSotaFelicity PolkMargaret CampbellMarshal Scott HoodWilliam Schallert
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rolenameDirectorRoger Corman
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English
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