Woman They Almost Lynched [John Lund] (1953) DVDRip Oldies

Release: Woman They Almost Lynched [John Lund] (1953) DVDRip Oldies

Title: Woman They Almost Lynched

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Uploader: labok

Size: 1,44 GB

Genre: Action/ Drama

Language: English

Runtime: 90 mins

Format: AVI

Resolução: 720 x 544

Video Codec: XVID

Subtittles: No

Audio Codec: MP3

Taxa de Biltrate: 128 Kbps

IMDB Rating: 6,9 (awaiting 114 users)

IMDB:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046556/

Directed By: Allan Dwan



Starring:



John Lund ... Lance Horton

Brian Donlevy ... Charles Quantrill

Audrey Totter ... Kate Quantrill / Kitty McCoy

Joan Leslie ... Sally Maris

Ben Cooper ... Jesse James

James Brown ... Frank James

Nina Varela ... Mayor Delilah Courtney

Ellen Corby ... First Townswoman

Fern Hall ... Second Woman

Minerva Urecal ... Sra. Stuart

Jim Davis ... Cole Younger

Reed Hadley ... Bitterroot Bill Maris

Ann Savage ... Glenda



Synopis:



During the Civil War, Border City is a town laying on the Missouri-Arkansas border at the base of the Ozark mountains.Despite its closeness to the North-South conflict, Border City professes its neutrality and fiercely imposes a 8 mile limit to any belligerent army.Young Sally Maris is arriving into Border City, from the East Coast, on the stagecoach, at the request of her brother who runs a saloon and hotel in town.Uppon approaching Border City, the stagecoach is stopped by a small Union Army patrol and passengers are checked out.The patrol commander offers to escort the stagecoach into town but on the way they are attacked by Quantrill's Raiders who kill the Union soldiers.The Raiders escort the stagecoach into town themselves.Among the Raiders are the James brothers, Charles Quantrill himself and Kate Quantrill, his wife.The town of Border City dislikes having these Raiders within the city limits and the mayor decides to send for the Union forces in order to rid Border City of the ...



Sinopse Pt Br:



O filme conta a história da mulher do fora da lei Charles Quantrill, Kate Quantrill. Ela cavalgou como um homem, lutou como um homem, matou como um homem e amou como a bela mulher que era.