La ley de Yuma

Título original: Yuma

Película de TV
1971
PG
1h 13min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA tough marshal is sent to clean up a lawless western town.A tough marshal is sent to clean up a lawless western town.A tough marshal is sent to clean up a lawless western town.

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Clint Walker

Marshal Dave Harmon

Barry Sullivan

Nels Decker

Edgar Buchanan

Mules McNeil

Kathryn Hays

Julie Williams

Peter Mark Richman

Maj. Lucas

Morgan Woodward

Arch King

John Kerr

Capt. White

Robert Phillips

Sanders

Bing Russell

Rol King
(as Neil Russell)

Bruce Glover

Sam King

Miguel Alejandro

Andres

Rudy Diaz

Caballo

Bill McLean

Storekeeper

Napoleon Whiting

Orderly

Loren Brown

Townsman
(sin acreditar)

Owen Bush

Townsman
(sin acreditar)

Albert Cavens

Bartender
(sin acreditar)

Ross Dollarhide

Townsman
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
This was a proposed television pilot that never got picked up by the networks.

Pifias
When the marshal orders the two brothers to drop their gunbelts in the saloon, Rol unbuckles and drops his, but his brother Sam doesn't and the marshal shoots and kills Sam. As the marshal is walking Rol to the jail, his gun belt is clearly visible, but when he gets in the office he is not wearing it.

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Not at all a bad TV Western

"Yuma" is hardly great art, nor even a great Western. It is a good TV Western, and a good TV mystery. The cast of stalwart TV regulars, a post-Cheyenne Clint Walker as well as the lovely Kathryn Hays (Gem of the odd Star Trek episode "The Empath" I believe)make for good viewing. Peter Mark Richman brings his unusual screen presence and the writing is rather good. Walker's character has a tragic back-story that supports his gritty determination. Morgan Woodward brings his usual strong Western presence (again a guest star from Star Trek). In many ways a cross between a fifties Western and a sixties mystery, "Yuma" is not at all a bad way to take a break from the challenges of everyday life in the 21st century. The kid is not all that irritating.