Feu sans sommation

Titre original : The Quick Gun

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Audie Murphy in Feu sans sommation (1964)

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Classical Western Western

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueGunslinger Clint Cooper returns to his hometown to help fight off a raid by his former gang.Gunslinger Clint Cooper returns to his hometown to help fight off a raid by his former gang.Gunslinger Clint Cooper returns to his hometown to help fight off a raid by his former gang.

Réalisation
- Sidney Salkow
Scénario
- Robert E. Kent
- Steve Fisher
Casting principal

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5,8/10

1 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Sidney Salkow
Scénario
- Robert E. Kent
- Steve Fisher
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Murphy was paid $37,500 for his performance.

Gaffes
When Audie Murphy visits Merry Anders in the schoolroom, many of the paintings on the wall behind her are clearly done by 1960s children - a modern house, lamp etc.

Citations
Jud Spangler: Oh now Clint, you ought to trust me better than that.
Clint Cooper: I trust you, Spang, and you trust me, but we just can't trust each other.

Connexions
Edited into Représailles en Arizona (1965)

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7/10

Third outing for this story.

This is the third time this story by Steve Fisher has been done. The first time was "Top Gun" starring Sterling Hayden done in 1955 in black and white, and then done again as "Noose for a Gunman" in 1960 starring Jim Davis, who later became Jock Ewing on "Dallas" (Ted DeCorsia even played the same role as in "The Quick Gun" with John Dehner taking the main villain role in "Top Gun"). All three are good if you like the old fashion type westerns, which I do. They were simple, your kids and grandkids could watch them, and they always had a good ending. Need more of them today. To me, Audie Murphy will always be a hero on the battlefield (The most decorated soldier in WWII including the medal of honor)and on the screen.