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Fury at Showdown is a 1957 American Western film directed by Gerd Oswald. [1] Plot. A peace loving ex gunfighter is forced to resume carrying a gun when his girlfriend is taken hostage by an outlaw. Cast. John Derek as Brock Mitchell. John Smith as Miley Sutton. Carolyn Craig as Ginny Clay. Nick Adams as Tracy Mitchell. Gage Clarke as Chad Deasy.
Fury at Showdown: Directed by Gerd Oswald. With John Derek, John Smith, Carolyn Craig, Nick Adams. After serving a year for a killing in self-defense, gunfighter Brock Mitchell tries to help his younger brother save his ranch but a crooked lawyer has other ideas.
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- Western
- Gerd Oswald
- 1957-07-05
Dec 11, 2015 · Fury at Showdown (1957) Mark Franklin December 11, 2015 1950s. John Derek is Brock Mitchell, a man released from jail after serving a year for killing a man in self-defense. He returns to his hometown of Showdown Creek to discover that his brother Tracy (Nick Adams) and two neighboring ranchers have a pending beef contract with the railroad ...
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Fury at Showdown is directed by Gerd Oswald and adapted to screenplay by Jason James from the novel Showdown Creek written by Lucas Todd. It stars John Derek, John Smith, Carolyn Craig, Nick Adams, Gage Clarke and Robert Griffin.
Brock Mitchell is released from jail after serving a year's sentence for killing a man in self-defense and returns to his home town of Showdown Creek. In his absence, the dead man's brother, lawyer Chad Deasey, has turned the townspeople against Brock, who is now regarded as a dangerous killer.
- Gerd Oswald, Jack Berne
- John Derek
Notorious former gunfighter Brock Mitchell has just finished serving a year in jail for a killing in self defense and finds that he's considered a pariah wherever he goes.
May 1, 2019 · But today it’s Fury at Showdown. It’s a curious film in some ways because it was made on an almost zero budget in only five days, yet is actually really quite classy. A 75-minute late-50s black & white Western it may have been but it was thoughtful, dark and very well made.
