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Rawhide Incident of the Wanted Painter (1959–1965) Online

Rawhide Incident of the Wanted Painter (1959–1965) Online
1959–1965 Eric Fleming Clint Eastwood Sheb Wooley Harmon Jones
Original Title :
Incident of the Wanted Painter
Genre :
TV Episode / Western
Year :
1959–1965
Directror :
Harmon Jones
Cast :
Eric Fleming,Clint Eastwood,Sheb Wooley
Writer :
Charles Larson
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
1h
Rating :
7.7/10

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Rawhide Incident of the Wanted Painter (1959–1965) Online

The drovers find a painter from back East on their way, whose paintings help the men of a former Army Major map the town in attempt to bust him out of jail. Mr. Favor gets in the way to help justice be served and stop future bloodshed.
Episode complete credited cast:
Eric Fleming Eric Fleming - Gil Favor
Clint Eastwood Clint Eastwood - Rowdy Yates
Sheb Wooley Sheb Wooley - Pete Nolan
Paul Brinegar Paul Brinegar - Wishbone
James Murdock James Murdock - Mushy
Steve Raines Steve Raines - Jim Quince
Rocky Shahan Rocky Shahan - Joe Scarlet
Arthur Franz Arthur Franz - Charles Fredericks / C. F. Roper
Steve Brodie Steve Brodie - Marshal Coogan
Robert Lowery Robert Lowery - Maj. Sinclair
Dennis Cross Dennis Cross - Clements
Charles Maxwell Charles Maxwell - Chaffee
Frank Wolff Frank Wolff - Ernie Holzman
Rex Holman Rex Holman - Harry
Norman Winston Norman Winston - Sgt. Todd


User reviews

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Super P

This Rawhide story finds Gil Favor and his drovers helping out an itinerant painter played by Arthur Franz. Seems like his paintings have an interesting value to a gang of outlaws whose leader is about to be hung.

These aren't ordinary outlaws however. The leader is Robert Lowery a former Confederate cavalry brigade leader who like Ethan Edwards doesn't believe in surrenders. His men have the knowledge of siege warfare and those landscapes of the town could be valuable intelligence.

In addition Eric Fleming served with Lowery and Marshal Steve Brodie holds him and Clint Eastwood and Sheb Woolley on general suspicion.

Nice story, but I thought the ending was weak.