🎥 Winchester 73 - 1950 - James Stewart - 🎥 FULL MOVIE

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Lin McAdam and Frankie Wilson are searching for Dutch Henry Brown, with whom Lin has a personal score to settle.

They find him in a saloon in Dodge City, Kansas, but cannot fight due to the presence of Sheriff Wyatt Earp. Lin enters the town's Centennial shooting contest for a prized Winchester 1873 rifle.

Lin wins and goes to his room at the boarding house to pack. There, Dutch ambushes him, steals the rifle, and rides away with two cohorts.

Arriving at Riker's Bar, they find Native American trader Joe Lamont, who sees the prize Winchester and becomes determined to own it. He raises the price of his guns and ammunition supply so high that Dutch and his men cannot afford to buy any.

Dutch's only option is to trade the rifle for Lamont's three hundred dollars in gold plus their pick of weapons. Dutch makes the trade and tries to get the rifle back by gambling the three hundred in a poker game against Lamont, but loses.

Lamont takes his guns to meet Native American buyers, but their leader Young Bull prefers the prize, Winchester. When Lamont refuses to sell it, he is robbed and scalped.

Meanwhile, former saloon girl Lola is in a wagon with her fiancé Steve Miller travelling toward a new home. Pursued by Young Bull and his warriors, they realize that they will not be able to outrun them. Panicking, Steve jumps on his horse and rides off to find help.

Not far ahead, Steve finds a small encampment of soldiers and leads them back to rescue Lola. Lin and Wilson, chased by the same Native Americans, also ride into the encampment that night.

The soldiers are new to the territory. Lin gives their sergeant tactical advice on fighting Native Americans and they prepare for an attack expected early the next morning.

After a fierce battle in which Young Bull is killed, the Native Americans leave, while Lin and High-Spade depart to continue searching for Dutch.

Unknowingly, they ride past the prize Winchester where Young Bull had dropped it when he fell. It is found by a trooper and the Sergeant gives it to Steve. Lola Manners (Shelley Winters) accepts Lin McAdam's revolver just before the Native American attack.

Steve and Lola reach the Jameson house, which is set to become theirs. He wants her to stay with the Jamesons while he goes to meet outlaw Waco Johnny Dean, but Waco and his men arrive unexpectedly, chased by a posse that surrounds the house. Once Waco sees the prize, Winchester, he too covets it.

He provokes Steve into a gunfight and kills him. Waco and Lola escape the posse and ride to Dutch's hideout. Dutch claims the rifle is his and forces Waco to return it.

The plot thickens ...

✅ Credits :

Directed by : Anthony Mann
Screenplay by : Borden Chase and Robert L. Richards
Story by : Stuart N. Lake
Produced by : Aaron Rosenberg
Cinematography : William H. Daniels
Edited by : Edward Curtiss
Music by : Joseph Gershenson (musical director)
Color Process : Black and white
Production Company : Universal Pictures
Distributed by : Universal Pictures
Release Date : July 12, 1950

✅ Cast :

James Stewart as Lin McAdam
Shelley Winters as Lola Manners
Dan Duryea as Waco Johnny Dean
Stephen McNally as Dutch Henry Brown / Matthew McAdam
Millard Mitchell as High-Spade Frankie Wilson
Charles Drake as Steve Miller
John McIntire as Joe Lamont
Will Geer as Wyatt Earp
Jay C. Flippen as Sergeant Wilkes
Rock Hudson as Young Bull
John Alexander as Jack Riker
Steve Brodie as Wesley
James Millican as Wheeler
Abner Biberman as Latigo Means
Tony Curtis as Doan (credited as "Anthony Curtis")
James Best as Crater

✅ Film Information Source :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester_%2773

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