The Gunfighter (1950) Synopsis

Aging gunslinger, Jimmy Ringo (Gregory Peck), rides into a strange town where he's immediately recognized. As kids gather at the saloon windows to glimpse the killer and townsfolk gossip about his exploits, the town marshal (Millard Mitchell) tries to keep the peace. He wants Ringo out of town, but Ringo asks for a few hours' grace to see his sweetheart, whom he hasn't seen in more than eight years, and their son (B.G. Morgan), whom he's never seen. Meanwhile, three angry cowboys are on his trail and the town's young hothead (Skip Homeier) is scheming to see just how fast Jimmy is. Ringo wants to be left alone, to live with his family, maybe on a small ranch away from his reputation. But can he escape that reputation and find peace?—

Aging gunslinger, Jimmy Ringo (Gregory Peck), rides into a strange town where he's immediately recognized. As kids gather at the saloon windows to glimpse the killer and townsfolk gossip about his exploits, the town marshal (Millard Mitchell) tries to keep the peace. He wants Ringo out of town, but Ringo asks for a few hours' grace to see his sweetheart, whom he hasn't seen in more than eight years, and their son (B.G. Morgan), whom he's never seen. Meanwhile, three angry cowboys are on his trail and the town's young hothead (Skip Homeier) is scheming to see just how fast Jimmy is. Ringo wants to be left alone, to live with his family, maybe on a small ranch away from his reputation. But can he escape that reputation and find peace?—

Published Time: 2019-08-26 02:29:01