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Rawhide Canliss (1959–1965) Online

Rawhide Canliss (1959–1965) Online
Original Title :
Canliss
Genre :
TV Episode / Western
Year :
1959–1965
Directror :
Jack Arnold
Cast :
Eric Fleming,Clint Eastwood,Paul Brinegar
Writer :
Stirling Silliphant
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
1h
Rating :
7.7/10
Rawhide Canliss (1959–1965) Online

Storied hired gun Gurd stalks an Hispanic cattleman, while Gil's drovers join the Don's peasants to celebrate. Gurd's young wife pleads with him to drop the assignment, & retire to her family plantation, but the aging Gurd's reputation won't let him, so she seeks Gil's help.
Episode cast overview:
Eric Fleming Eric Fleming - Gil Favor
Clint Eastwood Clint Eastwood - Rowdy Yates (credit only)
Paul Brinegar Paul Brinegar - Wishbone
James Murdock James Murdock - Mushy
Steve Raines Steve Raines - Jim Quince (credit only)
Dean Martin Dean Martin - Gurd Canliss
Laura Devon Laura Devon - Augusta Canliss
Michael Ansara Michael Ansara - Don Miguel
Ramon Novarro Ramon Novarro - Father Tasso
Stewart Moss Stewart Moss - Felipe
Teno Pollick Teno Pollick - Lope de Cruz
Rico Alaniz Rico Alaniz - Garcia Flores
Theodore Bikel Theodore Bikel - Pence
Jack Kruschen Jack Kruschen - Barkeep
Scott Marlowe Scott Marlowe - Tate


User reviews

Dordred

Dordred

The Rawhide regulars take a definite back seat to the outstanding guest cast assembled for this episode. Topped by Dean Martin as an aging gunfighter who works by contract and travels now with his wife Laura Devon who only wants Dino to get out of the business.

The contract Dino has is for Michael Ansara the don of a large estancia in Mexico and for whom Eric Fleming has taken his crew to drive his cattle across the border. The drovers basically are spectators although Devon has some history with Gil Favor.

Such other folks as Theodore Bikel as a dime novelist, Ramon Novarro as the village priest and Jack Kruschen as a bartender also give a good account of themselves.

Someone should have thought to give Clint Eastwood a scene with Dino. But Eastwood is not in this episode. What a pity.

Dean Martin gives a good dramatic performance here. I believe this is the only dramatic part he ever did on a television series as a guest star. Worth seeing for that alone.