Convict Stage

1965 · 71 MIN · IMDB 5.5 · 256 VOTES · DIR. Lesley Selander

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Overview

A cowboy whose sister has been murdered by a gang of vicious outlaws seeks his revenge. But a venerable old lawman is about to teach the vigilante a lesson about taking the law into one's own hands.

Western1960s

Dialogue Timeline — 654 lines

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00:00:20 Throw down that strongbox.
00:08:38 Well, you ain't me, and the creek's dried up.
00:10:10 We don't have to. The marshal's going to do it for us.
00:13:04 In the back.
00:14:44 Drummer.
00:19:23 Everybody knows you can't trust an Indian.
00:21:59 Why?
00:24:22 Horses gone. Old man dead. Indian boys gone.
00:26:28 [Piute] That good, Dix.
00:29:53 I wish I could, ma'am, but nobody lives there anymore.
00:33:08 Well, that isn't exactly what I'd call "a chance," Ben.
00:35:07 Both barrels.
00:37:38 Besides, maybe, uh- maybe you've got something here they don't expect- me.
00:42:42 My being here has nothing to do with it.
00:44:44 Then maybe we'd have turned out to be fine, upright citizens-
00:46:38 [Sighs] That wouldn't be Christian, would it?
00:48:17 About time you gave us something to eat!
00:50:31 [Dog Barks In Distance]
00:52:58 [Dog Barks In Distance]
00:56:30 Anyway, the Bible is full of killing.
01:01:48 [Gasping] In my- In my left-hand coat pocket- gun. Give it to me.
01:04:48 - Ma- - She's dead, so you can't help her.
01:07:59 Yeah? Watch.
01:10:45 Subripped by Tantico (Croatia)

Cast & Characters

Harry Lauter Ben Lattimore Don 'Red' Barry Marshal Jethro Karnin Jodi Mitchell Sally Latttimore Hanna Landy Mrs. Gregory Joe Patridge Jeb Sims Eric Matthews Johnny Sims Walter Reed Sam Gill Michael Carr Piute Fred Krone Dixon George Sawaya Adam Scott

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed654
Dialogue density9.2 lines / min
First line00:00:20
Final line01:10:45

Production Record

DirectorLesley Selander
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes256