Shoot-Out At Medicine Bend, Shoot-Out At Medicine Bend, DVD
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$5 - $10, All Titles, Angie Dickinson, Ann Doran, Buddy Roosevelt, Carol Henry, Dale Van Sickel, Dani Crayne, Daryn Hinton, Dee Carroll, Dickie Bellis, Disc on Demand, Don Beddoe, Ed Hinton, Francis Morris, George Bell, George Meader, George Pembroke, George Ross, Gerald Charlebois, Gil Perkins, Gordon Jones, Guy Wilkerson, Harry Harvey Sr., Harry Lauter, Harry Rowland, Howard Negley, James Craig, James Garner, Jesslyn Fax, John Alderson, John Roy, Lane Bradford, Marjorie Bennett, Marjorie Stapp, Marshall Bradford, Movies, Movies & TV › Movies, Myron Healey, Nancy Kulp, Over $10, Phil Van Zandt, Randolph Scott, Richard L. Bare, Richard Whorf, Robert Lynn, Robert Warwick, Rory Mallinson, Sam Flint, Shoot-Out At Medicine Bend, Sid Saylor, Tom Monroe, Trevor Bardette, Under $5, Warner Archive Collection, WesternsA tall, lean, steely-eyed stranger who saves a town is a staple of sagebrush sagas. But a tall, lean, steely-eyed, town-saving Quaker is something unexpected, especially when he's played by Western icon Randolph Scott. In this entertaining mix of action and comedy, Scott portrays an ex-Union officer who heads west with two army buddies. When the men's clothes are stolen, local Quakers offer to cover their embarrassment with plain garb. Thus disguised as devout Quakers, the ex-soldiers arrive in nearby Medicine Bend, determined to find the thieves who pilfered their pants and also free the townsfolk from the grasp of a corrupt businessman. Scott has fine support from two actors on the brink of stardom: Angie Dickinson (Point Blank) plays the town beauty, and James Garner, just months before he rose to fame on TV's Maverick, portrays one of the army buddies, hard put to maintain Quaker rectitude in the presence of a shapely gal.
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