I Killed Wild Bill Hickok

Synopsis

I Killed Wild Bill Hickok is a 1956 Western film starring Johnny Carpenter as the lead character who finds himself in an unexpected altercation with the legendary Wild Bill Hickok. The movie follows the gripping tale of their encounter, leading to a series of events that test their courage and survival instincts in the wild frontier. As tensions escalate and loyalties are questioned, viewers are taken on a thrilling journey filled with action, drama, and unexpected twists. With a mix of gunfights, horseback chases, and moral dilemmas, I Killed Wild Bill Hickok captivates audiences with its classic Western storytelling and charismatic performances.

Cast

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  Johnny Carpenter

  Johnny Savage, aka Johnny Rebel

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  Tom Brown

  Wild Bill Hickok

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  Denver Pyle

  Jim Bailey

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  I. Stanford Jolley

  Henry Longtree

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  Helen Westcott

  Belle Longtree

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  Virginia Gibson

  Anne James

Reviews

I Killed Wild Bill Hickok has garnered a range of opinions from critics. While some appreciated the film's nostalgic Western charm and Johnny Carpenter's performance, others were critical of its pacing and predictable storyline. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus highlighted, 'I Killed Wild Bill Hickok offers a glimpse into the Western genre's golden era but falls short in delivering a truly memorable experience.' IMDb users rated the film 4.2/10, with mixed reviews citing its clichéd plot and lackluster execution. Despite its shortcomings, the movie still manages to evoke the essence of classic Westerns, making it a watchable choice for fans of the genre.

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