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Man from God’s Country (1958) Plot Summary Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1958 · 72 mins · English
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- Directed by
- Paul Landres
- Starring
- Randy Stuart, Jack Kenny, Dick Elliott, Phillip Terry, Fred Krone, Susan Cummings
Dan Beattie quits his lawman post and rides west to Sundown to reunite with wartime friend Curt Warren. Mistaken for a railroad agent by businessman Beau Santee—who wants the railroad stopped—Dan is nearly killed by Santee’s gunman Mark Faber. He learns Curt now works for Santee; despite Dan’s true identity, Santee sees him as a threat. With Curt’s son Stony’s help, Dan urges Curt to choose law over corruption.
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