Jeff Corey

Joe Ryan had but one life to give for his country. The government asked for it twice—as a soldier in Vietnam and then an undercover agent for the FBI.

Captain Richard Lance volunteers to lead a mission against Apaches who have burned an army fort to the ground. When the dying Colonel learns of this, he orders Captain Lance to send someone else. Lance is forced to send a popular young Lieutenant, who ends up being tortured and killed by Apache forces. Though they need his expertise, the men turn against Lance as their lives hang in the balance.

Scott plays an undercover marshal trying to track down Tucker and his $250,000 in gold. Greedy rancher Macready also wants to get his hands on the loot, so Tucker and Scott team up to fight off Macready and his gang. The two then have to face each other.

William Wellman directed this domestic drama starring James Whitmore and Nancy Davis (who would later become First Lady Nancy Reagan). Blue-collar family man Joe Smith, his pregnant wife, Mary, and their son, Johnny, are shaken out of their complacency--as are their relatives, their neighbors, and the rest of the world, when the voice of God begins delivering messages on the radio. For six consecutive evenings, the voice conveys the age-old message "love thy neighbor." With this occurrence come several changes of attitude, some minor, others profound.

Constance Strong (Adele Mara) arrives at Rock Island for the competition between a railroad line, a steamboat and a stagecoach for a profitable mail contract. Constance befriends Reed Loomis (Forrest Tucker), the head of the rail line.

A young gunslinger on the lam impersonates a preacher, and to his own surprise, brings hope and order to a town terrorized by a strongman's gang.

Garret Smith travels to a sleepy Colorado town to investigate a brutal massacre and uncovers a sinister plot of greed and religious zealotry.