Last Train From Gun Hill (DVD, Region 1)

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Last Train From Gun Hill

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Synopsis: U.S. Marshal Matt Morgan (Douglas) vows to bring the young killer of his wife to justice-a task complicated by the fact that the suspect's father is cattle baron Craig Belden (Quinn), Morgan's longtime friend. Nonetheless, Morgan is determined to nab his man and depart on the 9:00 train. Suspense mounts as he finds himself trapped alone in town-with Belden and his henchmen looking to hunt him down and kill him. Carolyn Jones and Earl Holliman co-star in this masterful screen drama.

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Directed By:	John Sturges	Recommended Retail Price: $USD9.98 Best Price: $USD 7.05 - Video Universe (does not include shipping) Full Price Comparison
Cast:	Kirk Douglas Earl Holliman Carolyn Jones Anthony Quinn
Genre:	Classic / Western
Running Time:	94 minutes
Year of Production:	1959
Disc Release Date:	November 9, 2004

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1:	Single Sided, Single Layer

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1:	English

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English, English (Closed Caption)

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