Audie Murphy

Audie Murphy, the most decorated American GI of World War II, stars in this adaptation of one of the great novels of American literature, a story about a Civil War soldier forced to confront cowardice and courage within himself: The Red Badge of Courage.

Townsfolk know a gunman's going to kill someone, but they don't know who it will be.

Joe Maybe is an outlaw who assumes the identity of U.S. Marshall Jim Noonan after his death. Maybe is made the sheriff of Webb City by Judge Kyle and plots to rob the town bank. When Tessa, a former flame from New Orleans, shows up, Maybe persuades her to pose as his wife. The masquerade is further complicated by Maybe's rival, Sam Teeler, who plans to rob the bank with his own gang of outlaws.

Clay O'Mara vows justice when his father and brother are murdered by cattle rustlers. What he doesn't know is that three of the most prominent town citizens are behind the crime including the sheriff, Fred Kenyon. As part of a plan to eliminate the remaining O'Mara heir, Kenyon deputizes Clay and sends him off to capture Whitey Kincade, a notorious, trigger-happy outlaw.

Gunman Reb Kittridge is hired by the villainous Matt Telford to rid the town of a rival farmer, Dan Saxon. Saxon cleverly turns the tables by arranging for Kittridge to win his ranch with a cut of the cards. When Kittridge drives his newly acquired herd to a buyer, the real showdown begins! As the fires burn and the bullets fly, romance sparks between Kittridge and Saxon's independent daughter.

An innocent man must face off against a bounty-hunting sheriff who accuses him of murder.

At the age of twenty-three John Clum is sent to an Apache reservation in San Carlos, Arizona to uphold the peace. After trying to empower and teach self-governing principles to the Apaches, he is faced with opposition not only from some of the Indians but also from the leader in charge of the Army troops.

A small town sheriff in desperate need of help calls in the son of a legendary shoot-em-up lawman. But young mild-mannered Tom Destry doesn't carry a gun - how is he going to restore order?

Through a series of unfortunate circumstances, wagon train scout Jim Harvey is wrongly accused of saving himself while allowing the people under his protection to be slaughtered. With the help of Sheriff Murchoree and his Indigenous friend Tigre, Harvey breaks out of jail to prove his innocence.

When a curmudgeonly fur trapper is hurt by an enraged bear, he must send his nephew, Yancy, to town with his pelts so he can get supplies. En route, a man who lives in a covered wagon convinces him to take his daughter, Rosalie, with him. The two innocent youths then arrive in the town and meet a corrupt sheriff, who takes a malicious liking to Rosalie.

On the brink of the American Civil War, Lt. Jed Sayre defends the Navajo against the preconceived opinions of his new commanding officer, Lee Whitlock. Further complications arise when he exposes Confederate General Storey's underhanded scheme to force the cavalry troops to join the Southern cause.

After a drunken altercation with the sheriff of a Mexican border town, cowboys Chris Foster and Bert Pickett are shackled in the town square. The men escape confinement along with the other prisoners, including the wanted outlaw Lavelle. As the gang flees town, Chris and Bert become involved in a robbery that forces them into a hostage situation with the dangerous Lavelle.

Ben Lane, a ranch hand wrongly accused of horse theft, is rescued by ruthless but sentimental gunslinger Jesse. The two men are hired as trail guides by Kelly, who wants to traverse the hostile Indigenous Territory so that she can be reunited with her husband. But Kelly has a secret: her husband is actually dead, murdered by Jesse… and she hired him to exact vengeance.

Wrongly blamed for a train robbery, Bill Doolin returns to his former gang, engaging in further heists and becoming a notorious outlaw.

When skipper Sam Martin (Audie Murphy) rents his boat to a man (Eddie Albert) who’s selling arms to Cuban revolutionaries, he finds himself in deep water when things take an alarming turn. Based on the Ernest Hemingway novel To Have and Have Not.

When a troubled cowboy inherits a ranch, he locks lips with an old flame and knocks fists with old rivals, while leading a cattle drive to Santa Fe.

Intending to put down his guns and go straight, Billy the Kid takes a job as a ranch hand. But when his boss is murdered, Billy vows revenge. He goes on a killing spree, gunning down every man responsible for his boss's death and managing to stay out of the law's reach—until Sheriff Pat Garret catches up with him.

A gunslinger wanted for murder by an ungrateful town must convince its residents that his former gang is coming to stage a deadly raid.

Sheriff Lucas is tasked with bringing outlaw Drago and his gang to justice, not knowing that someone near to him is secretly on Drago's side.