Red Sundown Page #5
- Year:
- 1956
- 81 min
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of gutless fools who take cover when it starts.
Give the drunks somethin'
to talk about in the winter.
Present the town with
a first-class funeral.
Maybe your good friend
Henshaw will deliver the eulogy.
Will you stop it.
- Make your play.
-I've thought of her, and you.
I thought of everything.
There are ways to do
things and that's not one of 'em.
Alright.
Alright!
He's here.
That's Swann, I betcha.
Oh, Dad!
-Caroline, you shouldn't have come back here.
Oh, Dad, please.
- I'll be alright.
No you won't. You know you won't!
You haven't a chance.
Let me go, dear.
- Alright, Jade. I'll take him on.
You want folks to think I was yellow
and siced you on 'im? No, thanks.
I'm telling you you can't go out there.
Look son, no one to tell me
what I can't do, not even you.
He'll be alright.
You gonna use a shotgun?
- You couldn't miss nothing with that.
I do not intend to miss.
I'd crawl before I'd use a shotgun.
- Get inside. Both of you. Go on!.
Chet Swann!
Get outta town.
Well, Alec Longmire!
with that cannon in your hands!
Mount up, before I blast
ya all over the street.
Aw... ain't near as friendly as he used to be.
Aren't you even gonna let me
buy you a little drink for old times?
You're wasting your
time. Now, get goin'.
You know, I wouldn't
have believed it. A tin star!
A tin star on Alec Longmire.
Get goin'!
Alright.
I guess you ain't the
Alec I used to know.
So long, Alec.
I'll see you around.
Go on home.
The show's over.
What show?
Come on, Chuck.
- Want your star back?
No, Alec, you can keep it.
I was wrong, dead wrong
Isn't over. Henshaw
hasn't stopped yet.
He'll try somethin'.
Come on. I'll buy ya
a drink. You need it.
Drop it, Alec.
It's a nice chair ya got
here. Real comfortable.
I thought I told you to get out of town.
-That was your cannon talkin'.
I should've let you
have it with, both barrels.
Now what a way to talk to a
guest, an old friend at that.
You can save the auld lang syne.
We never were friends.
Weren't we?
I got a job, Alec.
Well, don't tell me
about it. I'm not interested.
You mean you're
not interested in living?
Must be kinda dull,
being a lawman
.
Yes, especially when
I have to listen to you.
Be social. You're makin' me sorry I didn't
squeeze the trigger when you came through the door.
.
What stopped you?
I do not know.
Call it friendship.
I hate to repeat myself, but I don't
like any part of you and I never did.
You can't change by
pinnin' a tin star on your shirt.
You and me,
were two of a kind.
If that's so, you better put that
six shooter to work right now.
You know, I don't get you.
Here I keep tellin' myself, there's
no sense doin' in a fellow gunfighter...
especially since I already
been paid for the job.
And here you are, askin'
me for a ticket to Boot Hill.
Alec, get smart.
Move on with me.
This is a nice town with nice people.
This bunch of fat bellies?
I happen to like it enough
You think they'll forget,
what you were?
Why should they?
I won't.
You know, I don't know what
you got against gunfighters.
You gotta have gunfighters,
wouldn't be right not to
Be like not havin' rattlers in the desert.
Now, doesn't that make real sense?
Get up.
That's a nice soft bed you got there.
But you better not be
sleeping on it from here on.
Just in case any of you can't
read or have poor eyesight...
I'll read the notice to you.
Triple X will fence tomorrow.
Interference will be met with gunfire.
Is that a legal notice you're posting, Mr. Henshaw?
You can take it anyway you like.
We don't like it 'n we're not gonna take it.
- Exactly my sentiments.
We'll be waiting for you.
- He's got that wrong, hadn't he?.
What Mr. Henshaw means
is, we'll be waiting on him...
while he cools off in our comfortable jail.
Open your eyes.
Those are rifle barrels
breathing down your neck.
Take your blinders off
Henshaw and look around.
Alright, get their guns. All of 'em.
I think you'll find our jail a
little more peaceful, Mr. Henshaw.
What is the charge?
- Disturbing the peace. Least that'll do for a start.
In that case, neither of you
will be around for the finish.
Why don't you stop talking so big?
Let him talk.
Go ahead and talk.
- He'll be back.
- Swann?
And this time he'll put
a bullet in your back
You rat. You're the
kind that breeds gunslingers.
Never dirty your own hands,
never fight your own battles,
never stick your own neck out.
I fight fire with fire,
gunslinger with gunslinger.
Now, let's lock 'im up.
Ruf... Here's your drink of water.
Anything else you'd like?
Yes, a seat by the window...
So I can watch you
and Longmire get yours.
That's not Swann.
What's going on here?
- Stick around.
Your liable to see something you
can tell your grandchildren about.
- Yeah? Yep.
Alec.
You better get inside somewhere.
-I have to talk to you.
This is hardly the place.
Please Alec.
I want to apologize.
I'm sorry for believing
you couldn't change.
Sorry for thinking what I thought
when I saw you with that girl.
Did you talked to Maria?
- No.
She couldn't tell me
anything I don't know about you.
What do you know?
- That I'm afraid for you.
Oh Alec, must you wait for Swann.
What do you want me to do, run away and hide?
- If it would keep you alive, yes.
But I wanna stay alive.
So please Caroline, go away.
I gotta keep my eyes open and
my mind on nothin' else but Swann.
I made a promise to a man before he died.
I promised him I would quit livin' by the gun...
And here I am, with
a gun still in hands
Then why stay?
Because I'm wearin' this badge.
The only place I've got a
right to wear it, is in this town.
That's why I've got to wait
for Swann to show up again.
So please Caroline, go
inside somewhere. Will you?
Alec, I'm gonna get up a posse.
Swann'll smell a posse a mile away.
- Well, at least we'll scare off.
Yeah, and I'll be livin'
scared, jumpin' at shadows.
Why don't you
let me do it my way?
Come on, Caroline.
Come on, honey.
Where's Jade going?
- Not far, I betcha .
Dad, I can take care of myself.
Now, do not argue about it. You're
gonna stay at Mrs. Blake's 'til it's over.
Are you going to get up a posse?
- I tried.
Hold it Jade!
Move this way.
Both of you!
Come on.
Dad!
Oh Dad!
Let me go! Let me go!
This ain't like us, Alec.
Splash the shotgun, and I'll
let the lady go about her business.
Then we can go about ours.
One sound outta
you and it's your last.
Alec! Look out!
He got 'im!
- He did it! He did it!
Hey Alec, you going away?
You leavin' town?
I am.
- No! Why?
Why Alec?
- You wouldn't understand man.
Morning, Alec.
Morning Jade. How you feelin'?
- Better, thank you.
Well uh, you
might be needin' this.
I'm here to say goodbye.
- Where you going?
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