The War Wagon Page #4

Synopsis: Taw Jackson returns from prison having survived being shot, to the ranch and gold that Frank Pierce stole from him. Jackson makes a deal with Lomax, the man who shot him 5 years ago to join forces against Pierce and steal a large gold shipment. The shipments are transported in the War Wagon, an armored stage coach that is heavily guarded. The two of them become the key players in the caper to separate Pierce from Jackson's gold.
Genre: Western
Director(s): Burt Kennedy
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
6.9
UNRATED
Year:
1967
101 min
298 Views


Look's like

Wild Horse's men are ready.

You think he's gonna fall

for that old dust routine?

You better hope so.

You got 100,000 ridin' on it.

Mr Pierce! - Yeah?

- We're bein' followed.

Looks like the whole Kiowa tribe.

Have the riders drop back!

Everybody pull back!

Hold it!

Let's get back to the wagon.

Well.

- Yeah.

What's goin' on back there?

- L don't know, Mr Pierce.

Looks like the boys are comin' back.

Lndians don't blow up bridges.

Knock on it!

There's a crossing upriver.

- That's three miles away.

We got no choice. Let's go.

Mr Pierce! Look!

Gimme a hand here.

That oughta hold 'em.

Let's go.

We're goin' the wrong way.

Here they come.

We're on the wrong road.

What the hell...

Let's get out of here!

- You're guarding this gold. - Not me!

He's right, Mr Pierce.

- You too?

L'm gonna dump it in this gulch!

Jump!

Look like you'll get your ranch back.

Get those barrel tops off.

That looks mighty pretty.

Give me a hand.

That's the last of it.

Well, get goin'. Take it easy.

Taw!

He says to keep away from our guns.

Oirty, double-crossin'...

You leave that be!

Know what you're always sayin'?

Lf we're gonna die,

let's have one last drink.

Ls that...?

- Yep!

After you, Taw.

Oon't mind if l do.

Get that wagon!

Lndian expert!

Why didn't you stop them?

How do l go about that?

Taw's right. They'll fight you.

Shut up, lndian!

- L know my people.

To them it's flour.

- What about the gold?

Lt's just food.

- Great!

L'm out 100,000, and 2,000 from Levi.

Where are you goin'?

Back to my people.

What am l supposed to do?

Open up a bakery?

With Pierce dead, it don't even pay

to kill you any more.

You owe me 100 a day and 500

when l used my gun. That's $1,200.

Now?

- Now!

L haven't got that kind of money.

All l own is standing right there.

L'll take it.

- My horse? - You're damn right.

You'd leave me out here

without a horse? Penniless?

That's your problem, partner.

What happened? - Well, we lost

part of it. Toss me those saddlebags.

We'll still meet...

in six months and divide it.

But you'll need something to live on.

Be careful where you spend it.

- We will.

Thanks, Taw.

When you catch up with Lomax,

tell him where you got it.

He's gonna be mad.

- Yeah.

How much? And what did you do with it?

- 100,000. l hid it. - Where?

L'll tell you in about six months.

- Six months!

L want it now.

- Lt wouldn't be very smart

to start flashing gold dust around

right after a robbery, would it?

What am l supposed to do till then?

- Well...

for one thing, you better

make damn sure l stay alive.

Thats a 24-hour-a-day job.

- That's your problem, partner.

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Clair Huffaker

Clair Huffaker (September 26, 1926 – April 3, 1990) was a U.S. screenwriter and author of westerns and other fiction, many of which were turned into films. He served in the United States Navy in World War II and then studied in Europe before returning to America. more…

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