Rebel City

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Bill Elliott and Marjorie Lord in Rebel City (1953)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn 1864, northern Kansas was being terrorized by southern sympathizers known as Copperheads, and gambler Frank Graham goes to Junction City seeking the killer or killers of his father. He ge... Leer todoIn 1864, northern Kansas was being terrorized by southern sympathizers known as Copperheads, and gambler Frank Graham goes to Junction City seeking the killer or killers of his father. He gets little help from Union Army officers Colonel Barnes or Captain Ramsey, but gets a job a... Leer todoIn 1864, northern Kansas was being terrorized by southern sympathizers known as Copperheads, and gambler Frank Graham goes to Junction City seeking the killer or killers of his father. He gets little help from Union Army officers Colonel Barnes or Captain Ramsey, but gets a job at the freight line co-owned by Jane Dudley and his late father. Jane tells him his father ... Leer todo

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Bill Elliott

Frank Graham
(as Wild Bill Elliott)

Marjorie Lord

Jane Dudley

Robert Kent

Captain Ramsey

Keith Richards

Temple

I. Stanford Jolley

Perry
(as Stanford Jolley)

Denver Pyle

Greeley

Henry Rowland

Hardy

John Crawford

Joe Spencer

Otto Waldis

Spain

Stanley Price

Herb

Ray Walker

Colonel Barnes

Michael Vallon

Bill Walker

William

Fred Aldrich

Fred
(sin créditos)

Richard Avonde

Dick - Bartender
(sin créditos)

Gregg Barton

Man dressed like Greeley
(sin créditos)

George Bell

Henchman
(sin créditos)

Wag Blesing

Henchman
(sin créditos)

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Wild Bill vs. the rebels !

Wild Bill Elliott was one of the best of the B-western stars. This 1953 film, one of his last, is solid entertainment with an interesting plot. Bill Elliott comes hunting for the killers of his Dad, finding that Southern sympathizers known as "Copperheads" are the likely culprits.

While this later film in Elliott's career is not his best, it does offer the same well-paced entertainment that he was famous for. This film came along during the final days of the B-westerns and suffers from so-so casting and lower production values. Even so, it is better than 75% of the contemporary films of the genre. Enjoy, but check out his earlier films as well !

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Rebel city

Elliott plays Frank Graham, a gambler who returns home to Kansas when he gets word from an old friend (Bill Walker) that his father has been killed.

It turns out that there's a gang of Southern sympathizers ("Copperheads") in the area running guns, passing counterfeit bills, and generally wreaking havoc, including murdering Frank's father. Frank takes a job as a teamster working for Jane Dudley (Lord) while he untangles the mystery.

Bill Elliott is suitably stoic as the man seeking his father killer. He had been stabbed in the back, and Elliott almost gets the same treatment during his investigation- other two men get killed via a knife. It's fairly neat b-western which is more like a detective drama. There's some tense moments, and it doesn't fail to keep your attention.