Lot of 2 Laserdiscs Rio Bravo and Duel at Diablo/Hour Of The Gun (3 movies) E1

Discs in Excellent/Mint condition.  Covers have minor cornerwear.


This/These Laserdiscs come from a collection of over 10,000 movies I obtained at an Estate Sale in Ft. Lauderdale.  Every Laserdisc, Blu Ray and DVD in this collection is in mint condition, I have looked at hundreds of these discs and NONE of them have any scratching, dirt or smudging at all.  Labeling all from this collection with tagwords: FLFL Estate

I do not test all my laserdiscs, but I do visually inspect each disc and I will test any disc that has excess dirt/scratching or signs of laser rot.  I do offer free returns and refunds if you find any issues like laser rot or unplayability. This is a LASERDISC and will only play in a LASERDISC  PLAYER.  This is NOT a DVD and will NOT play in a DVD player.

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Rio Bravo
1959 - 141 min. - Color
Genre: Western

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
John Wayne stars as the sheriff of a small western town who arrests a murderer and then must contend with the aggressive efforts of the killer's brother to free him before the state marshall arrives. Surrounding the town, the villains make repeated runs at the tiny jailhouse where their comrade is incarcerated. The sheriff is left to defend the territory almost single-handedly -- his only aid being a rag-tag crew of misfits, including a drunk, an old cripple, a saloon woman, and a singing teenager. The plot's tensions build to one of the most explosive finales in cinema history.

Cast for Rio Bravo

Walter Barnes (bartender)
Joseph Shimada (undertaker)
Bob Steele (Burdette gunman)
Sheb Wooley (scenes deleted)
John Wayne
Dean Martin ('Borachón')
Ricky Nelson
Angie Dickinson
Walter Brennan
Ward Bond
John Russell
Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez
Estelita Rodriguez
Claude Akins
Malcolm Atterbury (stage driver)
Harry Carey Jr. (scenes deleted)


Crew for Rio Bravo

Producer Howard Hawks
Director of Photography Russell Harlan
Composer Dimitri Tiomkin
Costume Designer Marjorie Best
Director Howard Hawks
Editor Folmar Blangsted
Writer Jules Furthman
Writer B.H. McCampbell
Writer Leigh Brackett


LD Release Date: 30 Sep 1992
Catalog Number: 11050
UPC: 085391105060
ISBN: 0-7907-1236-9
Manufacturer: WEA USA
Publisher: Warner Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 3
Cover: Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Duel at Diablo / Hour of the Gun
204 min. - Color
Genre: Western

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Based on the novel APACHE RISING by Marvin Albert, this bold and inspired western meets every expectation of its genre. Director Ralph Nelson keeps the pace lively in this Calvary verses the Indians narrative and puts both James Garner and Sidney Poitier to great use. Garner plays Jess Remsberg, a rugged handsome scout, and Poitier plays Toller, a former trooper, who now makes a living breaking in horses. Bill Travers is their formidable leader, Lt. Scotty McAllister. When the vigorous McAllister leads his group of recruits to a far away fort they are unexpectedly attacked by Apaches. The group is saved by Remsberg's knowledge of the Indians and Toller also helps out in unexpected ways. Poitier stretches here, and the result is a surprising and delightful characterization. The well staged, action packed, battle sequences are also a credit to Nelson's direction. Look for Richard Farnsworth, who turns in a memorable cameo as the wagon driver.

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Hour of the Gun
1967 - USA - 100 min. - Feature, Color
Director John Sturges
Genre/Type Action, Western, Historical Film, Docudrama
Color type DeLuxe Color
Cinematic Process Panavision
Produced by Mirisch Corp. / United Artists
Released by United Artists


John Sturges directed this sequel to his Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, which is more of a melancholy character study than an action western. The Edward Anhalt screenplay (based on Douglas D. Martin's Tombstone's Epitaph) trace's Wyatt Earp's (James Garner) moral decline from a lawman with high ideals to a mean-spirited vigilante bent on personal revenge. Ironically, Doc Holliday (Jason Robards), an admitted lawless gambler, reacts to Earp's vengeful turnabout by becoming the moral force that Earp has rejected. When Earp's brothers are killed by goons employed by Ike Clanton (Robert Ryan), Earp becomes obsessed with vengeance and organizes a posse to track down the killers. --- Paul Brenner

Starring:
James Garner - Wyatt Earp
Jason Robards, Jr. - Doc Holliday
Robert Ryan - Ike Clanton
Albert Salmi - Octavius Roy
Charles Aidman - Horace Sullivan
Steve Ihnat - Andy Warshaw
Michael Tolan - Pete Spence
Frank Converse - Virgil Earp
Sam Melville - Morgan Earp
Austin Willis - Anson Safford
Richard Bull - Thomas Fitch
Larry Gates - John P. Clum
Karl Swenson - Dr. Goodfellow
Bill Fletcher - Jimmy Ryan
Robert Phillips - Frank Stilwell
William Schallert - Herman Spicer
Jon Voight - Curly Bill Brocius
Lonny Chapman - Turkey Creek Johnson
Monte Markham - Sherman McMasters
William Windom - Texas Jack Vermillion
Edward Anhalt - Denver Doctor
Walter Gregg - Billy Clanton
Jim Sheppard - Tom McLowery
Jorge Russek - Latigo

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