Gun Fury Page #4

Synopsis: After a stagecoach holdup, Frank Slayton's notorious gang leave Ben Warren for dead and head off with his fiancée. Warren follows, and although none of the townspeople he comes across are prepared to help, he recruits two others who have sworn revenge on the ruthless Slayton.
Director(s): Raoul Walsh
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.1
APPROVED
Year:
1953
83 min
143 Views


Now I see why you say you no take me

to Mexico.

Who is that?

She's from the holdup.

It was dangerous to leave her behind.

You have other woman?

I told you a hundred times. You're my girl.

There isn't anyone else.

I no believe you.

But love is never equal.

One loves always more than the other.

I'm willing to be that one.

I understand. But we gotta

get across that border before nightfall.

- I told you, I'll send for you.

- When?

- Just as soon as we get things set.

- I'll never see you again.

Let's not fight about it.

I'll do anything you want,

only don't take other woman.

Don't start that again.

- Stay away from her.

- She is your woman!

Call her what you like.

- Let me go with you, please.

- I said no.

You think you're finished with me!

Keep her here and keep her quiet.

I don't care how you do it.

Take it easy, seorita.

He ain't the only man in Arizona.

There's me, for instance.

You?

I'll be coming back this way.

- You come back?

- Sure.

And I'll have plenty of money, too.

You won't come back.

If I did, would you wait?

You like me?

Why you no come closer?

Afraid of Slayton?

I ain't afraid of nobody.

Hey, Slayton.

It couldn't be nobody but Stella.

I don't want her following us.

Go ahead. I'll catch her.

Do you want me to shoot her,

the horse, or what?

Suit yourself, Blinky.

Jo, the water.

It's the Morales girl.

Another one of Slayton's women.

It doesn't have to mean anything, Ben.

What do we do with her?

We can't leave her.

If we go back, we lose day.

We'd lose more than a day.

I got an idea she wouldn't go back.

We carry her.

- How long will we be here?

- We leave in a few hours.

Why not stay a couple of days

and rest up a bit?

I said we'd leave in a few hours.

If not for her, we wouldn't be running

like scared rabbits.

For a change, I got to agree with you.

I think you get killed or something.

Who's gonna do it?

- You take her to Mexico?

- I'm not leaving her here.

- Let's have a drink.

- Sure.

You should leave her with me, Frank.

- Mexico is no place for such a one.

- Your place is?

- Sure.

- Where are all the boys?

They'll be back three, four days from now.

So, you bring her for yourself?

What you got for me?

Not a thing.

How old is this one?

You sure you don't want

to leave her with me?

Positive.

Seoritas.

Barratto's place is just beyond that hill.

That's less than a mile away.

Why don't we go in after them?

I guess you don't know much

about Pete Barratto.

No, I don't.

He'll buy or sell anything, and does.

Trades with the bandits in Mexico

and the outlaws in the States.

He has lots of gunmen there

ready to back him up.

- They won't be expecting us.

- Why risk it?

Slayton's going into Mexico

and he's got to go through there.

We'll be in those rocks above them.

There's nothing to do but keep

the cinch tight a little longer.

Grab some sleep. I'll take the first watch.

Why don't you try to get some sleep?

I cannot.

- You think you kill Slayton?

- Yes.

- Johash think he do it.

- Yes.

Jess think he will do it.

When the time come, I will be the one.

Will killing him make any difference?

- Will you feel any better when he's dead?

- Yes.

Is good? You like?

This water is still cold.

Could you get me some more?

Please, you've got to help me.

This is for you.

You will help me, won't you?

How?

Please! I cannot help you!

These men are very bad! They will kill!

Please!

You won't be needing that.

It's not exactly to your taste, but I like it.

I'm taking you to Mexico with me.

In Mexico we'll live the way

people like us ought to live.

Comfortable and gracious.

The way the South was before the war.

Is that such a terrible thing to offer?

By this time tomorrow, we'll be in Mexico.

We gonna leave your woman here?

Maybe we ought to leave you here, Blinky.

- Where are the saddlebags?

- They're inside.

How did you get here?

Are you with Warren?

Give me your spur, Westy.

They will kill you! Each of them will kill you!

Seor Warren, Jess. Johash!

Jess?

Jess is with them?

Jess knows which way we're headed.

They'll all be out there waiting for us.

- Because we took that girl.

- I told you to shut up about her.

You've had enough of her.

Now get rid of her.

Are you telling me what to do?

- I'm telling you just what we think.

- Blinky's right.

If we give them the girl back,

that'll get Warren out of the way.

What about Jess?

Warren will do anything to get his girl.

You can make a deal.

- A deal?

- The girl for Jess.

The girl for Jess.

Just send word to Warren

you want to make a deal.

If we can send word to him,

we can also find him...

and make a deal with these.

Do you know anybody who can

shoot faster or straighter than Jess?

- I don't want to tangle with him.

- We got the gold.

If we can dodge a fight, let's do it.

We don't know how many he's got with him.

I don't want to die rich.

Supposing Jess don't want to come in?

He's got a big stake in this gold.

He'll come in.

I'll send word to Warren.

Get a hold of Barratto's boy.

- What are you gonna do?

- Go down to Barratto's.

- Are you sure she wrote it?

- It's her writing.

Slayton made her write it.

He wouldn't have sent it

unless he wanted a deal.

There's only one kind of deal he knows,

the kind that comes out of a gun.

Now's the time to be tough, Ben.

In a fight, there's a chance

Jennifer might get hurt. I'm going.

He'll be sitting there

waiting to blow your head off. I know him.

I'll take a chance.

You fooled me, Warren.

I didn't think you'd have the guts to come.

I'm here.

- You always liked deals, didn't you?

- What's yours?

I'm surprised.

No questions about Miss Ballard?

She's a delightful girl,

especially when you get to know her.

All right, back off, Warren.

- You got a deal to offer?

- I've got a deal.

We make a trade. Jess for the girl.

Do I shoot him or do you take care of that?

Brazos, get back to your girl.

I won't need you.

I made a mistake. I'm willing to admit it.

I didn't want him to hear it.

When I started, it was just Jess and me.

Now that he's not with me,

I know how much I need him.

To keep the men in line

and help me work at our plans.

Without Jess,

I'm like a man with only one arm.

- Is it a deal?

- That's up to Jess.

No, it's up to you if you want your girl back.

You tried to kill him once.

I offered to let him go. He was too stubborn.

Why send for me? Why not Jess?

I told you, he's too stubborn.

That's one of the reasons I need him.

How do I get word to you?

Build up your campfire

so we can see it from here...

if it's a deal.

I'll bring your girl to you in the morning.

You better decide, Jess.

You know him better than I do.

I thought I did, but he always crossed me.

Then don't go.

You think he's on the level?

They had a gun at my back.

They could've used it if they wanted to.

Maybe he does need me.

I kind of figured

he couldn't handle that crazy bunch.

Jess, don't go if there's going to be

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