The Quiet Gun

Jul 18, 1957

1h 17m

★ 6.4

THE MOST VIOLENT VENGEANCE IN THE WEST!

Overview

A mild mannered sheriff must fight both a hired gun and local anti-Indian bigotry in a small frontier town.

Genres

Western

Production Companies

Regal Films

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Cast

Sheriff Carl Brandon

Forrest Tucker

Irene

Mara Corday

Teresa Carpenter

Kathleen Crowley

Doug Sadler

Lee Van Cleef

Sampson

Hank Worden

Ralph Carpenter

Jim Davis

John Reilly

Tom Brown

Lesser

Gerald Milton

Steven Hardy

Lewis Martin

Undertaker

Vince Barnett

Mrs. Merrick

Edith Evanson

Matt Harper (uncredited)

Norman Leavitt

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