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    Forty Guns (1957) was a western, with Barbara Stanwyck as the haughty head of Tombstone until being tamed by lawman Barry Sullivan. China Gate (1957) was an anticommunist action film that featured Gene Barry and Nat King Cole as mercenaries working for the French to…

    Read More