The Shadow Riders Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1982
- 100 min
- 145 Views
[horse snorting]
You boys
are in enough trouble.
You best
get out of the way.
Sorry, Sheriff,
can't do that.
We want Jack.
Now, I know why
you boys come down here.
I'm sorry for what happened
to your family,
but I got a job to do.
Jack Traven
is goin' back to Texas.
We're all goin' back to Texas.
Uncle Jack's ridin' with us.
You boys
busted your Uncle Jack
out of jail.
Now, I'm willin'
to let that slide.
You ain't got
no authority down here.
What'd he do anyway?
What'd he do?
This man's a horse thief,
a renegade,
a double-dealin',
lyin', womanizin'--
Womanizin'
ain't against the law.
Go on, tell 'em, Gillette,
how you been
settin' on your rump
for all these years,
all of a sudden
you start chasin' me
till I about
turned into raw meat.
You just been
runnin' loose too long.
There's more to it than that.
You tell them, or I will.
I'll carve
your tongue out, Jack.
You better tell us, Miles.
He's been after my wife.
[man snickering]
[man coughing]
That ain't all of it.
That wife of yours
has been chasin' me
for years,
and I just got
tired of runnin'.
I--I caught 'em together.
And I'm takin' him in.
You take one Traven,
you gotta take 'em all.
Sorry it had to come to this.
Maybe it doesn't have to.
Make you a trade, Sheriff.
Holiday Hammond
for "Black Jack" Traven.
Hammond's a big fish
compared to Uncle Jack.
Mean a lot more to you fellas
ridin' back into Texas
with Holiday Hammond in tow.
Been on the wanted list
almost 20 years.
(Jesse)
Most wanted man in Texas,
the way I hear it.
You boys got yourself
a trade.
You'd have loved Mexico City.
Maybe, but you'd
never have seen it alive.
Kate, I might have died
a happy man.
Jack Traven, I don't want
to ever see you
around Big Springs again.
Afraid you got no say
in the matter, Gillette.
See, I'm gonna be
the next sheriff
of Big Springs.
See you at the polls.
Give my regards to your wife.
[Jack laughing]
Jack Traven
for Holiday Hammond.
You boys sure did get
the best of that trade.
That's a matter of opinion.
Upsy-daisy.
Sorry.
[both laughing]
Got room for one more?
You mean
you're tradin' in your horse
for a wagon ride?
Yeah, well, I got somethin'
I want to ask you.
[Heather giggling]
Let's go home.
Giddyap!
[Heather and Sissy giggling]
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