The Deadly Companions
An ex-army officer accidentally kills a woman's son and tries to make up for it by escorting the funeral procession through dangerous Indian territory. The Civil War Yankee sergeant Yellowleg saves th…
The Deadly Companions
An ex-army officer accidentally kills a woman's son and tries to make up for it by escorting the funeral procession through dangerous Indian territory. The Civil War Yankee sergeant Yellowleg saves the cheater Turkey from hanging after a card game, and together with Turk's gunslinger buddy Billy Keplinger, they ride together to Gila City with the intention of heisting a bank. When other bandits rob a store, Yellowleg shoots at the outlaws and accidentally kills the son of the cabaret dancer Kit Tilden and the grieving woman decides to bury her son in the town of Siringo in Apache country where her husband is buried. Yellowleg Enlists Billy and Turkey to escort Kitty and the coffin through the dangerous land. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Intending of robbing Gila City's bank, the ex-Union soldier Yellowleg makes a pact with Turk, a Confederate loose cannon and his showy sharpshooter companion, Billy Keplinger, only to see another gang get to the bank first. As a result, when the innocent son of the ill-reputed dance-hall girl, Kit Tildon, is killed in crossfire, Yellowleg's rough gang will wind up escorting the pained mother on a dangerous funeral trip to bury the son next to his father, in the ghost town of Siringo. Undoubtedly, each of the men has reasons of their own to help Kit ride through the perilous Apache territory; could one of them be a long-awaited revenge? —Nick Riganas
The Deadly Companions
Adventure,Drama,Western
Film Details
An ex-army officer accidentally kills a woman's son and tries to make up for it by escorting the funeral procession through dangerous Indian territory. The Civil War Yankee sergeant Yellowleg saves the cheater Turkey from hanging after a card game, and together with Turk's gunslinger buddy Billy Keplinger, they ride together to Gila City with the intention of heisting a bank. When other bandits rob a store, Yellowleg shoots at the outlaws and accidentally kills the son of the cabaret dancer Kit Tilden and the grieving woman decides to bury her son in the town of Siringo in Apache country where her husband is buried.
Yellowleg Enlists Billy and Turkey to escort Kitty and the coffin through the dangerous land. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Intending of robbing Gila City's bank, the ex-Union soldier Yellowleg makes a pact with Turk, a Confederate loose cannon and his showy sharpshooter companion, Billy Keplinger, only to see another gang get to the bank first. As a result, when the innocent son of the ill-reputed dance-hall girl, Kit Tildon, is killed in crossfire, Yellowleg's rough gang will wind up escorting the pained mother on a dangerous funeral trip to bury the son next to his father, in the ghost town of Siringo.
Undoubtedly, each of the men has reasons of their own to help Kit ride through the perilous Apache territory; could one of them be a long-awaited revenge? —Nick Riganas.