Return of the Gunfighter explained

Director:James Neilson
Producer:Frank King
Maurice King
Irving Starr
Screenplay:Robert Buckner
Story:Burt Kennedy
Robert Buckner
Starring:Robert Taylor
Chad Everett
Ana Martín
Music:Hans J. Salter
Cinematography:Ellsworth Fredericks
Editor:Richard V. Heermance
Company:King Brothers Productions
Runtime:98 minutes
Country:United States
Language:English

Return of the Gunfighter is a 1967 American Western television film directed by James Neilson and starring Robert Taylor, Chad Everett and Ana Martín. Though intended for theatrical release, it was instead shown on television. Old Tucson and Sabino canyon are areas in the film.

Plot

In 1878, an old gunslinger Ben Wyatt (Robert Taylor) is released from prison after five years. He meets Lee Sutton (Chad Everett), who is on the run for killing a man in a gunfight. Wyatt finds that his close friends the Domingos have been killed. He takes Sutton, who is weak from being wounded in the gunfight, to find Anisa Domingo (Ana Martin), the daughter of Wyatt's slain friends. Wyatt agrees to let Anisa help him find her parents’ killers.

The three ride toward Lordsburg. Sutton leaves them to go to his family's ranch. He and Anisa say goodbye but hope to see each other again. With Anisa's help, Wyatt finds the men responsible and they are Sutton's brothers. Wyatt kills one in a street gunfight in self-defense.

Lee finds that his older brother, Clay (Lyle Bettger), killed Anisa's parents. Lee leaves the ranch for Lordsburg to free Wyatt, who is in jail for the gunfight. Together, they defeat Clay and his thugs to save Anisa from being killed as the only witness to Clay's murders.

Cast

See also

References

The Films of Robert Taylor, by Lawrence J. Quirk