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CLINT: I know this land.

It'’s rich land.

Plenty of good water
and fields knee-deep
in grass.

A place where a steer
can get its belly full

and a man doesn'’t have to
worry about tomorrow.

[CATTLE MOOING]

I'’m coming home.

Another 35 miles,
40, maybe,

and I'’ll see
the town of Shelby,

blistering out there
in the hot sun.

Just the way it was
when I had to leave
it two years ago.

Just two years.

But it feels like 20,

when I remember
what I had to
leave behind.

And sometimes
it feels like 100,

when I remember the men
I'’ve had to kill.

JAKE: Hold it!

CAGLE: Don'’t pull them,
Clint.

You know there ain'’t
nothing better

than a dead gunslinger.

Cagle?

You hear that,
Donovan?

Clint knows who it is
without even looking.

You fellas standing
guard this way,

old Spangler must be
somewhere around.

CAGLE: Big as life.

What'’s he doing
in Montana?

Now, could be
he'’d like to ask
you that question.

CAGLE: Spang!

Hey, Spang!

SPANGLER:
Well, by gravy.

[SPANGLER LAUGHING]

If it ain'’t
the devil hisself!

Clint Cooper!

[LAUGHS]

Hiya, Clint boy!

Good to see
you, Spang.

I caught him
coming up on the
high trail, Spang,

so I thought
I'’d better
bring him in.

You thought
right, Cagle.

You wouldn'’t want
an old friend to
go riding by

without giving him
an invite, would you?
Come on, boy.

Yes, sir, talk
of the devil.

I was saying to the boys
just yesterday,

"I bet you my old
friend Clint Cooper

would give plenty
to be with us right now."

Coffee, boy.

Kind of a long
way from Missouri,
aren'’t you?

Longer than a horse'’s
tail, that'’s for sure.

Here, have some meat.No thanks.

You still wearing
them tied down. Sit.

They make me a living.

A living?

[LAUGHS] Oh, boy,
don'’t you never
learn?

I'’m alive. I eat.

One of these days
that gun of yours
won'’t be so fast,

then you'’ll lose
your appetite real
sudden.

We used to be
a good team,
Spang.

Yeah. Best hired guns
in the business.

[LAUGHS]

Yeah, but a fella'’s
gotta look to the future.

Now you take me.
I got 15 men
working for me.

Any time we need
money, vittles,
liquor, women,

we just go get them.

And there ain'’t
a sheriff

or a posse west
of the Mississippi
can stop us.

[CHUCKLING]

How about it, boy?

You want to join up
with your old friend?

Something important
get you to Montana?

Maybe something
important brung us
both to Montana.

My reason is personal.

Danged if you ain'’t
the closest-mouth Cayuse

I ever chinned with!

[CHUCKLES]

Just how personal
do you think

a bank full of gold
and greenbacks is?

It must be busting
at the seams to bring
you all this way.

Juicy as a fat cat.

Them cattle buyers
come in and just
loaded her with cash

for buying herds
after the cattle drive.

[CHUCKLES] And if
you hadn'’t heard

that money was here
ready to be took

you wouldn'’t be here,
would you, Clint?

I told you,
I have other
reasons.

Sure you told me, boy.

[CHUCKLES] Only I wouldn'’t
want the two of us trying
for that same bank.

You could guarantee it
by riding with me.

What I have to do,
I can'’t use any help.

Even if the money'’s
in Shelby?

[LAUGHING]

And it ain'’t
only the money.

We'’re taking
the whole town.
All of it.

Shucks, there ain'’t
enough men in Shelby
to stop us.

And just think
of it, boy,

we could burn that
place to the ground
if we wanted to.

[CHUCKLES]
You'’d ought
to like that

considering how you
and that town feel
about each other.

[CHUCKLING]

Make them sorry they
ever heard of Clint
Cooper, eh, boy?

When I go to Shelby,
I'’m going alone.

You think you'’re
going to get that
money without me?

Well, you'’re wrong, boy.

[METALLIC CLANGING]

I don'’t like
to kill friends,
Clint, but...

Makes us even, Spang.

I'’m kind of
against dying.

[LAUGHING]

Now that'’s a might
more reasonable.

Never hurt a man
none to change
his mind.

Nope.

Never.

[SCREAMS]

Don'’t move.

[COUGHING]

I'’ll catch up
with you, boy.

You'’ll have to stay
alive to do it, so
tell them that.

[COUGHS]

Let him get to
his horse, boys.

[GRUNTS]

Grab a hold of
this rope, Spang.

Now walk me
to the door.

Thanks, Spang!

[GUNS FIRING]

Come on, Dex! Get
that double-crossing
catamount!

Get him before
he gets to Shelby.

[MEN SHOUTING AT HORSES]

[SPANGLER MUMBLING]

[GUN FIRES]

[HORSE NEIGHING]

[GUN FIRES]

[RIFLE FIRES]

CLINT: There it is,
the town I was born in.

And now
I'’m going to find out

if it still wishes
I'’d never been born.

See you on Sunday,
Mrs. McCready.

Rick, what'’s that
murderer doing
back here?

He won'’t be here long.

Scotty, you'’d better
get out there.

Clint Cooper is back

and Rick Morrison
saw him.

Scotty.

Clint.

Let'’s have it.

I never argue
with the law.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Inside.

If you wanted
to commit suicide,

you could have found
a lot easier way.

You'’re one of
the few people
around

that ever cared
whether I did or not.

Clint.

There hasn'’t been
a shooting in Shelby
since you left.

Who gets the medal,
you or the town?

All right, I know
how you feel.

But when you
rode out of here
two years ago,

they thought your guns
were gone for good.

When I rode back here
today, I could have used
that on Rick Morrison.

But I didn'’t.

Now, that should
tell you where I stand.

I'’m not the one
you have to convince.

Do you think
for one minute

that Tom Morrison'’s
forgotten that you
killed his two sons?

It was them or me.
You know it, and
this town knows it.

And they know this.

Your gun has
got too fast
and too sudden.

And from what I hear
about your reputation,

they'’ve got a lot faster
and a lot suddener in
the last two years.

Scotty, it sounds
to me like

you'’re letting some
of this town'’s hate
rub off on you.

I got a job to do.

Friendship or not,

I can'’t let
a gunslinger
stay here.

You might just have
to put up with it.

My father'’s
dead now, Scotty.

I aim to claim the ranch.

And start another
battle with the
Morrisons?

No deal, Clint.

Now water your horse
and get out.

I don'’t want
any trouble here.

You'’re going to
get it, whether
you want it or not.

Jud Spangler will be
raiding Shelby before
the day'’s over.

Spangler?

He knows most of
the men are away
on a cattle drive

and the bank'’s full
of cattle-buying money.

You seem to have
an awful lot of
information.

He wanted me with him.

As soon as he finds
the two dead men I left
at Big Rock Canyon,

he'’ll be coming.

Big Rock?

If they ride
their horses
into the ground,

they could be
here by sundown.

Most likely night.

Depends on how long
it takes them to find
the two dead ones.

There'’s something
I don'’t understand.

Knowing how you feel
about this town,

you still came
here to warn us.

Finding out how
the town still
feels about me,

I should have
saved myself
the ride.

[SCHOOL BELL RINGING]

School'’s letting out.

I have those kids
to worry about.

I could use every
gun hand I could get.

You asking me to
stay now, Scotty?

I didn'’t hear you
making any offer.

That'’s right, I didn't.

If I do stay,
it'’ll be for
my own reasons.

You mean Helen?
She'’s over at the
schoolhouse.

Thanks.

Clint, uh, don'’t
mention Spangler.
I, uh...

I don'’t want
a panic in
this town.

[PEOPLE MURMURING]

You took a long
time, Sheriff.

When are you
getting Cooper
out of here?

When I have to answer
to you, I'’ll turn in
my badge.

Sheriff, we'’d
like to know.

You'’ll know
when I'’m ready.

This doesn'’t concern
any of you.

Now go on about
your business.

Keely.

As soon as I
get the other
councilmen,

we'’re going to
have a meeting.About what?

Be here.

HELEN: Now you'’ve been
a very naughty girl.

GIRL: I'’m sorry.

Nonetheless,
I'’m going to have
to punish you.

Now I want you to
take this home and
write it 50 times.

Fifty times!
Fifty times.

[SIGHS]And bring it back
to me in the morning.

Yes, Miss Reed.Very well. Now go on.

Clint!

[DOOR CLOSES]

You look fine, Helen.

Nobody ever
thought we'’d ever
see you again.

It'’s like seeing a ghost.

[CHUCKLES]

Come close to being
one several times.

Come on, don'’t you
want to be the first
one to say

you'’re glad I'm back?

[SIGHS]
I am glad, Clint.

It makes it worth
some of the thinking
I'’ve been doing

about you the
past two years.

[SIGHS]

What did you think, Clint,

that I might change
my mind about us?

Kind of a hope
I had with me.

What kind of a hope
could I have?

You'’re still wearing
that gun. You haven'’t
stopped killing.

I'’ve had time
to think about
that, too.

I think I could
leave the law in
Scotty'’s hands now.

Helen, the past
can be forgotten.

There'’s still a lot
of future for us if
we want it.

You have no right
to expect anything
of me, Clint.

What did you think,
that this schoolhouse
could be my whole life?

When you left,
you left me
nothing to love.

I needed something.

Now it'’s too late.

No, it isn'’t too late.
Now, you listen to me.

My father'’s ranch
sits on good land.

We can turn that
into one of the best

cow outfits
in this country.

Something
we'’d be proud of.

Something we'’d be
proud to hand onto
our children.

Why didn'’t
you think of that
two years ago?

Now listen to me
and let this end it.

One week from Sunday,
Scotty and I are
being married.

[CHUCKLES]

It'’s kind of funny.

I always kind
of thought

the difference between
Scotty'’s job and mine
was a badge.

Guess I was wrong.

If it had to happen...

I'’m glad it's Scotty.

He deserves
someone like you.

[DOOR CLOSES]

Bang! Bang!
Bang! Bang!

[CHILDREN LAUGHING]

[HORSE APPROACHING]

You trying to ride
the flesh off of
that horse,

or did you forget
he belongs to me?

If I ever forgot,
you'’d remind me.

That'’s right.

And I'’ll also remind you
that you'’re only living

by the grace of God
and Tom Morrison.

You got anything
to say to that?

Yeah.

I'’m glad I'm only
your nephew and
not one of your sons.

You talk about
my boys like
that again

and I'’ll run you
right off of this ranch.

You'’ll get nothing
from me, do you
hear? Nothing!

[GRUNTS]

You'’ve been taking out on me
ever since Clint Cooper left.

Well, you can stop
now. He'’s back!

Where?

In town.
Just rode in.

Get our guns.

You going for him now,
in broad daylight?

Two years
I'’ve waited.

Two years.

Get our guns!

I promise you,

there'’ll be a
grave for Clint
Cooper too.

There'’s two of us.

You make him
draw first, you
understand that?

I want him dead legal,

like an execution.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Mrs. Swanson.

[SIGHS]

A long time, Mike.

Clint, please.

I gotta ask you to leave.

It wouldn'’t be
good business for me.

Whiskey.

Leave it.

[HORSES APPROACHING]

Welcome back, Cooper.

Mr. Morrison, please.

You think your gun'’s
fast enough for the
two of us?

I had to answer
that question
many times.

This will be
the last time.

Is that what
you thought
when you sent

your sons
gunning for me?

You stood in my way.

You tried to steal
our land, Morrison.

Why are we
talking so much?

You gonna
draw, Cooper?

You'’re awfully anxious
to have me draw first.

That'’s so Mike can tell
the sheriff we killed
you legal.

Are you ready to
take your chances?

I didn'’t come
looking for you.

Now, leave me alone.

Cooper, you'’re yellow!

Now, draw!

Sorry.

Can'’t oblige you.

Not today, anyway.

Are you weaseling
out of it, Cooper?

[GRUNTS]

That'’s the only kind
of trouble I can
afford, Morrison!

[GROANING]

[TABLE CRASHING]

Tom, that'’s enough!

Clint, if you started this,
I swear to you...

No, no, no, Scotty.

I gotta be honest.

Clint was just
having a peaceful
little drink,

when they started
all this.

And I'’m not finished.

You damn fool!
We got other trouble.

[PANTING] That'’s
your trouble.
Cooper is mine.

Look, Keely and
Mitchell are over

at my office right
now for a meeting
I called.

Now, are you going
to be there or not?

[SIGHS]

I'’m going to that
meeting right now.

I'’m going to tell
that council that
you'’re staying on

and helping
us or not?

Can you think of any
reason why I should?

No, I can'’t.

Then that'’s what
you'’ll tell them.

[PANTING]

All right, Clint.
Good luck.

Get it started
without me.

You'’re a mess, Clint.

I gotta admit,
the Morrisons didn'’t
look much better.

I was going
to drop by to...

see you, Dan, but...

I guess I just
needed a drink first.

I know, Clint.

Scotty told me
that you saw Helen.

I got some cold
water and liniment
at the hotel,

or don'’t you even want
to stay long enough to
make repairs?

[SPANGLER SHOUTS AT HORSE]

Take a look.

No, he'’s dead.

The rock-headed
idiot got hisself
killed!

Hey, that looks
like Dex!

Well?

It looks like
they both was
in no condition

to come back
and warn us.

That gunslinging
snake!

Spang, he'’s got
a big head start
on that money.

That he has, Cagle,
that he has.

Well...

In that case,
we'’re just going
to have to figure

if the law don'’t
catch him, we will.

[SPANGLER SHOUTS AT HORSE]

Come on
around here.

I reckon this
liniment won'’t
do much good

for the kind
of hurt you
think you have.

Nothing holding
me here, Dan.

When you left Shelby,
you spit on the town.

All of us didn'’t
spit back.

In my business,
can'’t have any friends.

I found that out today.

So you'’d rather just
ride out of here

and keep on
using those guns

for something that
can'’t ever matter to...

I didn'’t want it
that way, Dan.

See you.

Clint.

Is that what you'’ll
be saying tomorrow,

when you'’re wondering
what Spangler did to
this town?

[DOOR CLOSES]

Spangler will want
more than money,
I can tell you that.

I'’m sure you all remember
what he did to Big Bend,
Ironville and Franksburg.

And when he wanted
women, he took them.

And after his
men got liquored
up enough,

they burned the towns
to the ground.

And that'’s what
he has in mind
for Shelby.

What can we do?

We'’ll never get
our ranch hands
back from the drive.

SCOTTY: No, no,
they'’re too far
away.

Why are we taking
Cooper'’s word for it?

He and Spangler
rode together.

This could be
some kind of
a trick.

Are you out
of your head?Am I?

You'’ve got some kind
of a guarantee that
Cooper here

won'’t be a paid killer
behind our backs

while Spangler hits
us from the front?

I said I'’d stay here
and help fight Spangler.

If I wanted to kill
you, Morrison, you'’d
be dead already.

SCOTTY: Back
off, Morrison!

We'’re wasting
a lot of time
we haven'’t got.

Now Spangler might
be 20 miles from
this town right now.

How do we vote?
Mitchell?

Well, Scotty,
you'’re the law.

If you think he should stay,
it'’s your decision.

Keely?

We need help.
That'’s all I know.

You know how I vote.

All right, there'’s
four against you,
Morrison.

Clint, you know
Spangler best.

You got any ideas?

The town'’s fairly well
protected from both
sides by the hills.

Why don'’t we build
a barricade at each
end of the street?

Keely, you spread the
word without getting
the women hysterical, huh?

Mitchell, you tell the reverend
we'’ll put the women and children

up in the church.MITCHELL: Right.

Make sure there'’s water and
food and plenty of blankets.

Morrison, you got extra
guns in your place.

Bring them in.

All right, sheriff,
it'’s your party.

But I'’m going to
tell you something.

I'’m going to remember
not to turn my back
on Cooper.

What do I do?Get all the extra men

and drag out everything
you can use for the
barricades.

Right.Scotty.

What about the money?
Are you going to leave
it in the bank?

Why?

Seems to me that
would be the first
place Spangler'’d look.

You'’re right.
I'’ll see that
it'’s moved.

Good. If he
breaks through,

that might give
us the extra
time we need.

CLINT: The town knows
what it has to face now.

And it'’s doing its job.

The men are tensing up.

I can see
how scared
the women are.

I wish I could tell them

that we'’re a lot
smarter than Spangler.

But I can'’t.

And in the end

that'’s going to make
the big difference.

Let'’s get those bales
off that wagon.

Food and water'’s in the
church. Helen'’s getting
the blankets now.

As well, bring out
that kerosene.

Setting fire
to a barricade
like that

is liable to burn
up the whole town.

If we don'’t,
Spangler will.

Go inside
and take seats.

Everybody stay calm.

Hey, Reverend Staley,
how come we'’re having
church on a Thursday?

If it was up to
me, young fella,

we'’d have it
every day.

Reverend, if my husband
and the other men knew
what was happening here,

I'’m sure they could
get back in time.

The sheriff is
the best judge of

how much time
we have,
Mrs. Swanson.

I'’ll bet there's going to be
a lot of shooting around here,
huh, Reverend?

Oh, get moving, Tim.
The reverend'’s busy.

There'’s more blankets
if you need them.

May as well
go ahead and
douse it.

Clint, I...

I don'’t know who else
has thanked you for helping,

but I'’d like to.

As long as I was
coming back anyway,

sorry I couldn'’t
have brought better
news.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Right there, Dan.

DAN: There
you are, Helen.

Ms. Reed, are we
going to sleep
on those?

I don'’t see why not?

During the Sunday
sermons, Pa sleeps
without a bed.

You go back
and stay with
your mother.

Now, where can
I set all this up?

Well, let'’s see.

I guess maybe
this would be
the safest place.

Oh.
Mitchell.

MITCHELL:
Yes, Scotty?

Help me put this
table up here,
will you?

Right.

Right up here.

Some other things
I want to bring in.

Is everything
getting organized?

Best we can.

Helen, there'’s something
I think you ought to know.

This note was
left on my desk.

Clint left it there.

Clint?

It says that if we get
out of this mess

that he wants us to
take his ranch as
a wedding present.

Oh, Scotty, no.

How do you refuse a fella

that gives you
the only thing he owns?

Then he'’s planning
to leave Shelby.

You don'’t want
him to, do you?

Do you?

Scotty, I said
I would marry you.

[STAMMERS]
That hasn'’t changed.

Hasn'’t it?

Sooner or later I...

I guess we had to find out.

You loved him before...

and you still love him.

Nobody'’s to
blame for that.

This stuff go to
the sheriff'’s office?

Yeah.

Guns for a bunch
of old men,

farmers, storekeepers,
and they won'’t even know
what to do with them.

You think we haven'’t
got a chance against
Spangler?

It'’d be a miracle.

Cooper'’s guns can
make a difference.

And if that happens,
the town'’ll change its
thinking about Cooper.

He could get
to be a big man.

If you'’d been smart
enough to make him draw
in the first place,

everything would
be settled by now.

He won'’t be so big.

He'’ll be cut down
to size before this
night'’s over.

Load up.

How'’s it going?

I got the women
and children in
the church.

I found that
note you left.

Why didn'’t you
tell me about
you and Helen

before I went
to see her?

You know how many times
I asked her

before she agreed
to marry me?

She was always hoping
you'’d come back.

Have you been drinking?

She wants no part of me.

I just left her.

Helen and I won'’t
be getting married.

Does that answer
your question?

Did you get that money
moved out of the bank?

There'’s a trap
door in the jail.

That ought to keep
Spangler guessing
for a little while.

Cagle, since you
and Donovan are
the only two around

with honest faces,

it seems like
you should be the ones
to ride into Shelby

and find out if
the law'’s caught up

with our old friend,
Clint Cooper.

And, uh, what if
we find Clint

just kind of hanging
around on a tree?

Well, now, that'’d be
a good way of knowing
for sure

he ain'’t got to
the bank ahead of us.

The main thing for you
to find out, is
the money still there?

We'’ll be over
in them rocks
until you get back.

Been a long wait.

Seems to me he should
have been here by now.

Never depend
on Spangler doing
what you expect him to.

Think I'’ll go down
and see how
Dan'’s making out.

Make sure that there'’s
enough kerosene
on that barricade.

Just keep walking,
Cooper. No noise.

You picked
a hell of a time to
start something, Morrison.

I waited too long
to let Spangler have
the pleasure of killing you.

One shot would
bring everybody running.

You ain'’t worth
going to jail for, Cooper.

Besides,
a gun makes it too fast.

Get the rope.

You really work
hard at hating,
don'’t you, Morrison?

Did you ever see a man dancing
at the end of a rope

with his feet
just barely off the ground?

He dies slow, Cooper.

So slow it would
make my waiting worth
these last two years.

You take away
a man'’s sons,

you take away
everything he'’s got
to live for.

Too bad
your father can'’t be here
to see his son die.

Wait, no guns.

If he wants it that way,
let him have it that way.

Circle him.
I'’ll get him
from this side.

All right, Cooper,

if they want to hang me
for killing you,

that'’s the way
it'’s going to be.

Get those women
back in the church!

Get back to
your posts.

Clint,
what the hell is...

They didn'’t give me
any choice, Scotty.

Tom'’s dead.
Both of them.

What are you men
doing here?

You trying to
make it easy
for Spangler?

Now, get back
to your posts.

Reverend, you get back
to the church.

Cooper'’s going
to hang for this.

He'’s a killer,
just like we all said.

KEELY: I never thought
Cooper'’d gun them down
at a time like this.

I told you to get back
to your posts.
I mean it.

You can'’t believe
I went gunning
for the Morrisons.

They were going
to string me up.

Well, I don'’t
believe it, Clint.

Helen, you stay
out of this.

Give me your gun,
Clint.

You'’re not going
to arrest him?

What do you
want me to do?

I don'’t make the laws.

Clint has to stand trial,
whether I want him to
or not.

Let'’s go.

Dan, you got
no business here.

I had to see if
you'’d really do it.

You'’re locking Clint up.

Do you think
I got a choice?

Don'’t you think
I want him out there on
the barricade with us?

His gun gave us a chance.

And you'’re letting a lot
of backbiting idiots
talk you out of it.

[STAMMERING] Sheriff,
something out on the road.

Scotty...

Good luck.

Thanks. I'’ll need it.

I'’ll see you later, boy.
The Lord willing.

There'’s only
two of them.

Hold it right there!

Howdy, sheriff.

Looks like you fellas
are getting ready

for some kind of
a turkey shoot.

You might even say
that a turkey wouldn'’t
be safe here tonight.

Uh, you folks expecting
some kind of trouble?

Nothing we can'’t handle.

Where you boys from?

Mountain country,
up around Butte.

We holed up last night
at, uh, Goose Egg.

Joe Wylie'’s trading post?

Yeah, that'’s right.
Round-up'’s about
over down our way,

so we figured
we'’d head out to
the summer grass country.

Better you keep heading.

Well, we was figuring on
leaving some of our money
over to the saloon.

There'’s a creek
back about five miles.

Best you stick to water.

Well, that'’s mighty
inhospitable, sheriff.

We just don'’t want
any strangers
staying in our town

and getting shot up by
Spangler and his mob.

Spangler?

Name'’s enough
to give you the creeps.

With that critter coming
I should think you'’d
want us to stay around

and give you some help.

Now you just move back
there slow and easy,
back down the road.

I wouldn'’t want
any of my men to
mistake you for a turkey.

Well, now, sheriff,
we ain'’t ready
to be stuffed yet,

so thank you very much
for the warning.

We could have used them.
Why did you say
we had plenty of men?

You think we should
have told Spangler
we don'’t.

Spangler?

They just came in to
look the situation over

so Spangler'’ll know
which way to move.

You'’re just guessing.

There were
two more guns
we could have used.

They didn'’t come
from Goose Egg.

Joe Wylie hasn'’t had
that trading post for
six months now.

Then why didn'’t you
jail them?

Because I thought
they might serve us better

if they went back
and told Spangler
we were ready for him.

Do you think that'’ll
stop him from coming?

With those two showing up,
the gang must be close by.

It won'’t take them long
to get back to Spangler
and give him the news.

But that'’s all the time
we'’ve got to find out

whether he'’s
coming or not.

You'’d better get back
to the other barricade.

That sheriff was bluffing.

He gave you a big song
and dance about having
a lot of men.

I guess your faces
ain'’t as honest
as I thought they was.

He had you figured.

He sure wasn'’t bluffing
about them barricades.

Or them gun hands
he'’s got behind him.

Gun hands!

There ain'’t 10 men
in the whole town

know which end of the gun
does the shooting.

Yeah, well,
I'’d sure hate
to find out

by having them
practicing on me.

Listen to me,

I'’ll tell you
just when you
get shot and when not.

You understand that?

Don'’t forget it.

You know,
he'’s been around too long.

Now he'’s figuring
of dying of old age.

So you don'’t like them
barricades, eh, Cagle?

They gotta be took,
Spang,

and it ain'’t
going to be easy.

Do you think
my brains are drying up
or something?

See anything
of Clint Cooper?

Nope. Not a sign.

Dirty yellow-livered rat
brought them a warning.

All right, mount up.
We'’re moving in.

CLINT: All my life
I'’ve had to fight for
something or against it,

now I can'’t do either.

All I can do is wait.

Wait and try
not to think about

what Spangler'’s going
to do to this town.

We didn'’t bluff him.

God have mercy on us.

All right.

All right, boys,
this is where we split up.

Lacey,
you take your men
and circle the town.

You'’ll know
when to come in
on the other side.

Just keep them
pinned down at
that barricade, remember.

We'’ll take care
of the rest.

Okay, let'’s go!

They'’ll be here
any minute now.

Reverend,
I'’m relying on you

to keep things
calm as possible
in here.

All this killing.

Men with families.

Peace, the word of God.

How does a man
bring them to this country?

You'’ve brought them,
Reverend.

I can'’t tell you
why there are men
like Spangler.

Scotty, is it so impossible
to reason with Spangler?

Reason?

Anything is worth trying,
if it would save
one life here.

Do you really believe
that I can get Spangler
to understand that?

I don'’t know, Scotty.

Sometimes
even an animal can be
made to understand.

All right, Reverend.

Take care of things here.

Helen...

You help him.

I'’m going out
and have a look around.

Out there?

You men hold
your positions.

Don'’t fire unless
you have to.

I won'’t have to
tell you when.

Scotty!

Scotty, come back!
Scotty!

Oh, Scotty, come back.

[HELEN SOBBING]

Oh, Scotty, come back.

Oh, he'’s going
out there alone.

He'’s going because
he thinks he must.

Perhaps he saw me
lose faith with my job.

He'’s keeping faith
with his.

Spangler...

I'’m Sheriff Wade.

Sheriff!

Well, by gravy,
if this ain'’t
the night of nights.

The sheriff hisself
coming out all alone

to extend
the hand of welcome.

You might say that.

Only I don'’t think
it'’s the kind of
welcome you'’ll want.

And you didn'’t want
to see old Spang
get plugged,

so you come
all the way out here
to warn him, huh?

Something like that.

I don'’t want to
see you get shot,

and I don'’t want to
see my town get shot up.

Well now,
that'’s mighty good arguing.

'’Cepting I got
nothing you want.

You got something I want.

Tell you what, sheriff,
make a deal with you.

You let us get
that money peaceable-like,

and you can guarantee
your ladies that
we'’ll spend it all on them.

[ALL LAUGH]

That'’s what I came out
here to tell you.

We knew you were coming,
so we had plenty of time
to get the money out of town.

I know how much
time you had.
It weren'’t enough.

I'’m telling you
it isn'’t here.

And you don'’t have
enough men to find out
whether it is or not.

Sheriff, you'’re either
the biggest liar
I ever see,

or the bravest man...

If you think I'’m lying,
why don'’t you try
and take that barricade?

That was just what
I was fixing to do.

Only you'’re standing
in the way.

The hour of great trial
is upon us. Let us pray.

Father in heaven,
spare us from these
men of great evil

who live by terror
and bloodshed,

and whose only law
is the law of the gun.

All right,
get them out!

Rest of you men
get back there
and cover us.

KEELY: They'’re charging!
They'’re charging!
Keep firing.

All right.
Let'’s go!

Now!

KEELY: Dynamite!MAN: Get out.

DAN: They'’ve blown up
the other end.

[EXCLAIMING]

CLINT: What happened, Dan?

Spangler'’s got the town.

What I can tell,
we'’re the only
two men left.

Spangler'’s
gunning for you.

The money'’s gone.

That fool sheriff
weren'’t lying.

I'’ll be hogtied.
That'’s the first time
I ever killed a man

who told the truth.

That money'’s got
to be someplace.

It'’s gotta be
here in town.

We'’re gonna
find out where.

You four men
keep your eyes open.

Cagle, Donovan,
come with me.

They'’re heading
for the church.

[SCREAMING]

The door of my church
is always open.

You didn'’t
have to do that.

Well, now, Reverend,
old Spang is too ornery
for converting,

and too suspicious
to just walk in
with his hat in his hand.

Then what do you want?

Well, now, I'’d admire
to get an invite to your
little church social here.

But like I always say,
business before pleasure.

The sheriff kept
telling me that the money
weren'’t in the bank,

right up until the time
I killed him.

You filthy, murderer.
Get out!

Isn'’t it enough that
you'’ve killed a lot of
innocent men here today?

What do you want now,
the blood of women
and children?

I don'’t like
no babbling women.

I never seen
a woman yet who wouldn'’t
run off at the mouth.

You know,
all I have to do
is squeeze a little

and I could mess up
that pretty face of yours.

In heaven'’s name,
let her be.

All right, Reverend,
since you'’re so polite.

Now, uh, maybe
you'’ll be polite enough

to tell me
where the money is?

We don'’t know anything
about the money.

Is that so?

Well...

And maybe we'’ll just
take this little lady
as a hostage,

until somebody
around here remembers.

She doesn'’t know.
None of us do.

You got 15 minutes
to remember.

And this lady'’ll
entertain us
until you do.

So the longer
it takes you
to remember,

the longer she'’ll
entertain us.

[HELEN GROANING]

We'’ll be in the saloon.

Ladies.

Jake, get them horses
in the church.

How do we do it, Clint?
There are six of them.

And only two of us.Wait a minute.

He'’ll know
what'’s happening.

Reverend,
what about Helen?

I'’m glad you let
Clint out, Dan.

It'’s what
I came over to do.

I don'’t believe
what happened with
the Morrisons tonight

was your fault.Thank you, Reverend.

But what about Helen?

Spangler made it
more than clear

what would happen to her
unless we tell him
where the money is.

He gave us 15 minutes.

Clint, there'’s no law
in this town now.

If you'’d consent
to wearing this
deputy'’s badge...

DAN: You can'’t take
Spangler alone.

Clint, it doesn'’t
make sense.

I'’ll need
some help, Dan.

You don'’t need
much help being a fool.

Maybe I'’m
a bigger one.

What do you
want me to do?

I want you to
open up your hotel.

I'’m going to
bring you some guests,
so get ready.

Go out the back way.
Don'’t let them see you.

Come on, princess,
take a swig.

Nothing like it to
make a lady forget
she'’s a lady.

What do you
want me to do?

Drink to the men
you'’ve killed here?

That'’s a good idea.

Hey, Cagle,

do you expect
the princess to drink
out of a bottle?

Bring her a glass.

Come on, princess,
drink up.

Enough of this stuff
and you and me

can get real friendly
in 15 minutes.

You pig!

You dirty,
rotten pig!

[ALL LAUGH]

How do you like that,
boys?

The only one
in the whole town that
ain'’t afraid of old Spang.

And it turns out
to be a woman.

Oh, a real fighting woman.

[GROANING]

Yes, sir, give me
one like that every time.

Full of gumption.

Hey, Spang,
we got company.

The reverend
coming to tell us
about the money?

It'’s an old friend
of yours.

Clint Cooper.

Clint coming here alone
to get hisself killed.

Well, now, boys,
you just get ready
to accommodate him.

Donovan, Cagle. Jake.

Well, Spang,

never thought
I'’d see you twice
in the same day.

I don'’t figure
it'’ll ever happen again,

seeing as you ain'’t
got long to live.

Want to kill me,
you'’ll have to take
the leavings,

after the town gets
through hanging me.

I figured
they'’d at least
elect you mayor,

since you'’re the one
that warned them
I was coming.

[SCOFFS]

I even offered
to help fight you.

They threw me in jail.

Sit down.

Have a drink.

On the house.

Jail, huh?

How come you to get loose?

A good friend of mine
let me out.

Figured you'’d be
gunning for me.

He weren'’t far wrong.
You cost me a lot of men.

You can always get men.

But you can'’t
always get $100,000.

100,000?

You know something I don'’t?

That could be.

Like where
that money'’s hid?

Well, come on, boy,
don'’t keep old Spang
hung up by his hair.

Where'’s she hid?

I could lead you to it.

Do you hear that, boys?

Old Clint'’s gonna
save us a mess
of looking.

Now, if that ain'’t...

Wait a minute.

If you know where
the money'’s hid,

how come
you didn'’t grab it
and light out of here?

You didn'’t
have to come to me.

Spang, you used to be
a pretty good horse trader.

Ain'’t nobody never
sold Spang a horse
with bum teeth yet.

Then you ought to
recognize a good deal
when you see one.

You take the money.

I'’ll take the girl.

Her?

Why not? She'’s got
all of her teeth.

[LAUGHS]

I'’ll say she has.
And she bites hard
with all of them.

You mean to say
you got a yen
for this filly

worth $100,000
in cold cash?

I told you I had
a personal reason
for coming back here.

Well, by gravy.

What about it? Deal?

No offense, princess,

but the way I look at is

women gets old and fat,

but money always
stays the same.

You'’ve got a deal.

Now, let'’s go dig up
them greenbacks.

We'’ll do it my way.

The girl goes with me.

You can send two men, two.
I don'’t aim to get
ganged up on.

Now, Clint, you ought to
trust me better than that.

I trust you, Spang.
You trust me,

but we just can'’t
trust each other.

Clint, you old bronc.
You can horse trade
for me any time.

Cagle! Donovan!
Give old Clint here
a helping hand.

[LAUGHING]

Wait!

Something for you
to remember, princess,

in case anyone starts
dealing from the bottom
of the deck.

My men here
ain'’t got no religion
about killing a woman.

I come into this town
for money and women.

And you know,
danged if I can
think of one reason

Clint give me
for changing my mind.

Go watch
where they'’re going.

A hotel.

Where you got
that money hidden,
in a mattress?

Not exactly.

Get the junk out of there.
There'’s a trapdoor underneath.

Come on, do as he says.

There'’s no trapdoor
in here.

What are you
trying to pull?

Stand still
or you'’ll never find out.

You think Spangler'’s
going to let you
get away with your skin?

Back up, and shut up.

Get the rope, Dan.

Well...

They'’re still in there.

Well, this cuts
the odds by two.

But what about
the others?

They'’ll be along.

Helen, you'’d
better go upstairs.

Hurry.

That does it.

Too bad Clint
ain'’t married
to the princess.

She'’d make
a fine-looking widow.

You sure called
the turn on Spangler
coming after us.

All you have to do
is think like
a corkscrew.

Get ready.

Clint, Spangler'’s
going to be
coming for you.

That'’s the whole idea.

Clint,
I want you to live.

If I do,
it'’ll be because of this.

Take a look
through the window.

Well, do you see
anything?

Nothing.

Get around the side.
Try to move in.

Cagle,
is Cooper still around?

SPANGLER: In there?

You move your heads again,
they'’ll come off.

What'’s the matter with you?
You got your ears
plugged up too?

Get in there
and untie them.

I'’ll cover you.

Get in there.

Hold it!
That'’s far enough.

Drop them.

SPANGLER: Well, what
are you waiting for?
Untie them.

They can'’t, Spang.

You'’ll have to come in
and untie them yourself.

You conniving
snake of a...

Thought I'’d better
double-cross you,

before you
double-crossed me.

All right, unbuckle it.

The other hand.

Drop it.

Are you still there,
Spang?

Yeah, Cooper,
I'’m here,

and I'’ll still be here
for your funeral.

You'’d better go
into another business.

After today you couldn'’t
raise enough men to raid
an old folks'’ home.

We'’ll see about that.

Any time
you want to come out,
I'’ll be waiting.

You wait here.

Helen!
Clint said to stay put.

There'’s only
the two of us left, Spang.

We could settle it quick.

All right, Clint.

You call the play.

Just like old times, Spang.

I won'’t draw till
you go for your gun.

Fair enough.

I'’m coming out.

SPANGLER: I guess we'’re gonna
have to forget about
old times, Clint.

Cagle is fixing to
shoot you in the back.

That'’s older
than old, Spang.

You don'’t expect me
to swallow that.

Have it your way, Clint.

But Cagle ain'’t
sentimental like us.

Any particular place
you wanna get it, Clint?

Any last words?

Yeah. Go!

Oh, Clint...

Now don'’t go
blaming yourself.

You did
what you had to do.

I know.

You know, it takes
all kinds of tools
to clear the land.

I don'’t think
we'’ll be needing
this one anymore.

Come on.