Ringo And His Golden Pistol (1966)

Ringo And His Golden Pistol (1966)If there's a price on a desperado's head, ice blooded bounty hunter Johnny Ringo (Mark Damon) aims to collect it in gold. Using his unerring golden sidearm (gold also forms his spurs and vest cinch), he outguns three notorious criminal brothers, sparing the fourth because no reward money is offered for him. That may be Ringo's fatal mistake. The surviving brother, desperate for revenge, organizes a gang of outlaws and Apache warriors that comes

A young man with a love of horses

rat-a-tat-tatting dialogue and shouldering the heroics of a lickety-split comedy-drama entertainment steeped in the working-class ethos typical of many of the era's Warner films

The talent runs deep

a team of supposed (and well-paid) witnesses and a nimble assistant whose specialty is flopping in front of moving vehicles to stage a bogus accident

Fearing for their lives

Ordered to execute the soldier

Turn-of-the-century Africa

whose first target is the Southern society belle Rose Greenhow (Madolyn Smith Osborne)

George Arliss reprises one of his best- known silent roles

She surrounded herself with top talent for her farewell: her two leading men and director George Cukor

when relocated to a small California town under the Federal Witness Protection Program

shadowy rooms and bleak souls