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Last Train from Gun Hill
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Last Train from Gun Hill

film by Sturges [1959]
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  • Sturges, John
    John Sturges
    / Bad, Magnificent, and Great

    Last Train from Gun Hill (1959) was much better, a crackling western in which Douglas was at his best as an uncompromising sheriff determined to find the men who raped and killed his wife. The World War II drama Never So Few (1959) offered a…

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    Last Train from Gun Hill (1959) was much better, a crackling western in which Douglas was at his best as an uncompromising sheriff determined to find the men who raped and killed his wife. The World War II drama Never So Few (1959) offered a…

    Read More