Five Guns West (1955) |
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| Director(s) | Roger Corman |
| Producer(s) | Roger Corman |
| Top Genres | Action, Romance, Western |
| Top Topics | Civil War |
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John Lund(as Govern Sturges)
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Five Guns West
Released
1955
John Lund
(as Govern Sturges)
Dorothy Malone(as Shalee)
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Dorothy Malone
(as Shalee)
Mike Connors(as Hale Clinton)
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Mike Connors
(as Hale Clinton)
Paul Birch(as J.C. Haggard)
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Paul Birch
(as J.C. Haggard)
Jack Ingram(as Stephan Jethro)
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Five Guns West
Released
1955
Jack Ingram
(as Stephan Jethro)
Five Guns West Overview:
Five Guns West (1955) was a Action - Romance Film directed by Roger Corman and produced by Roger Corman.
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Five Guns West Quotes:
Govern Sturges:
The Yankees came a long way to be buried.
Hale Clinton:
Girls are like royal flushes. It takes a little luck, a lot of savvy and an ace up the sleeve.
Shalee:
It's over. Why go on fighting?
Govern Sturges: I's kind of like a stampede... not much sense to it, but it has to run itself out.
Shalee: Men get trampled in stampedes.
Govern Sturges: Yes, but somebody has got to ride it out.
Govern Sturges: I's kind of like a stampede... not much sense to it, but it has to run itself out.
Shalee: Men get trampled in stampedes.
Govern Sturges: Yes, but somebody has got to ride it out.
Govern Sturges:
A dead town is a pretty lonesome place.
Hale Clinton:
You sure got one idea on your mind, Govern. You can't get your mind off that gold, can you?
Govern Sturges: You get your mind on too many things, you wind up with nothin'.
See More Quotes from Five Guns WestGovern Sturges: You get your mind on too many things, you wind up with nothin'.
Five Guns West Facts
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James Sikking's film debut.
This was Roger Corman's first film as director. Working on a strict nine day schedule, he was so nervous that, while driving to the set and it started raining, he pulled to the side of the road and threw up.