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Western

The Young Guns

- Wilder, Tougher than the West's "most wanted" badmen!

After he's continually harrassed and bullied by his town's citizens, the orphaned teenage son of a notorious gunslinger takes flight and joins a gang of youthful outlaws.

Release Date : 1956-09-12

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Allied Artists Pictures

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Russ Tamblyn

Character Name : Tully Rice

Original Name : Russ Tamblyn

Gender : Male

Gloria Talbott

Character Name : Nora Bawdre

Original Name : Gloria Talbott

Gender : Female

Perry Lopez

Character Name : San Antone

Original Name : Perry Lopez

Gender : Male

Scott Marlowe

Character Name : Knox Cutler

Original Name : Scott Marlowe

Gender : Male

Wright King

Character Name : Jonesy

Original Name : Wright King

Gender : Male

Walter Coy

Character Name : Sheriff Jim Peyton

Original Name : Walter Coy

Gender : Male

Chubby Johnson

Character Name : Rongo Jones / Grandpa

Original Name : Chubby Johnson

Gender : Male

Myron Healey

Character Name : Deputy Nix

Original Name : Myron Healey

Gender : Male

Rayford Barnes

Character Name : Kid Cutler

Original Name : Rayford Barnes

Gender : Male

I. Stanford Jolley

Character Name : Felix Briggs

Original Name : I. Stanford Jolley

Gender : Male

Kip King

Character Name : Miguel

Original Name : Kip King

Gender : Male

Jim Goodwin

Character Name : Georgie Briggs

Original Name : Jim Goodwin

Gender : Male

Dabbs Greer

Character Name : Fred

Original Name : Dabbs Greer

Gender : Male

Earle Hodgins

Character Name : Rancho

Original Name : Earle Hodgins

Gender : Male

Emory Parnell

Character Name : Padgett

Original Name : Emory Parnell

Gender : Male

Ray Teal

Character Name : Josh

Original Name : Ray Teal

Gender : Male

Ralph Votrian

Character Name : Milky

Original Name : Ralph Votrian

Gender : Male

Reviews

J

John Chard

@John Chard

2024-05-16

Young Guns Suffer Delinquency Baggage. "In 1897, just as today, many public spirited citizens were aroused by the problems of delinquency among the youth of various communities...This story of one such community is based on fact." Intriguing opening salvo by the makers of The Young Guns, unfortunately the film never quite reaches the dramatic heights it aims for. Russ Tamblyn plays a young fella who eventually gets fed up of being tarred with the bad seed family brush. Seeking solace in a community of like minded youngsters, he tries to keep the peace even as he rises to be the top man. It's all very safe and unremarkable really. Some of the youthful cast are guilty of auto-cue acting and Tamblyn is barely convincing. On the plus side there's plenty of angst about the place, hormonal and machismo wise, some punch-ups are handled neatly by director Albert Band, the black and white photography (Ellsworth Fredricks) is textured nicely and the finale - whilst totally expected - is delivered in a none insulting fashion. 6/10