this was a very good 1950s western and one of the better ones i have seen in a decade which featured that genre on screen and on tv. it certainly had three big actors on the marquee represent glenn ford and barbara stanwyck and edward g. robinson. it turns out that ford was the star of this film while the other two stars were in supporting roles. ford had the bulk of the dialog. he also was the good guy while robinson was the bad guy and stanwyck was twice as bad as robinson. she played the real heavy in this film and the character she played was a little too contradictory at times. ford handled his starring status very ably and as he usually did  especially in westerns. he played a nice guy who do not want to fight and was a peaceful man. but if you pushed him. look out. the story had a nice mixture of action and lulls and not overdoing either. it had an expansive western setting which was put to good use with the cineamascope widescreen. it also featured realistic people in a realistic setting. that credibility with the characters and especially the supporting players and was most impressive. the men way out shined the women in this film and acting and character wise. dianne foster and may wynn were weak  the only negatives of the production. it easy to see why these two actresses never became stars. even though it is over 50 years old and this western is one you would still find fast enough moving to enjoy and no matter how old you are or what youre used to seeing. for classic film fans and this is almost a must with this cast and good story. highly recommended. 
this was a very good 1950s western and one of the better ones i have seen in a decade which featured that genre on screen and on tv. it certainly had three big actors on the marquee represent glenn ford and barbara stanwyck and edward g. robinson. it turns out that ford was the star of this film while the other two stars were in supporting roles. ford had the bulk of the dialog. he also was the good guy while robinson was the bad guy and stanwyck was twice as bad as robinson. she played the real heavy in this film and the character she played was a little too contradictory at times. ford handled his starring status very ably and as he usually did  especially in westerns. he played a nice guy who do not want to fight and was a peaceful man. but if you pushed him. look out. the story had a nice mixture of action and lulls and not overdoing either. it had an expansive western setting which was put to good use with the cineamascope widescreen. it also featured realistic people in a realistic setting. that credibility with the characters and especially the supporting players and was most impressive. the men way out shined the women in this film and acting and character wise. dianne foster and may wynn were weak  the only negatives of the production. it easy to see why these two actresses never became stars. even though it is over 50 years old and this western is one you would still find fast enough moving to enjoy and no matter how old you are or what youre used to seeing. for classic film fans and this is almost a must with this cast and good story. highly recommended. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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