Pardon My Gun

Synopsis

Pardon My Gun is a classic Western film released in 1942 starring Charles Starrett as a valiant cowboy navigating through the treacherous trails of the Wild West. The story follows Starrett's character as he embarks on a mission of justice and redemption, facing formidable foes and engaging in thrilling gunfights along the way. The film expertly captures the essence of the Old West with its stunning cinematography and authentic portrayal of western frontier life. Filled with action, drama, and suspense, Pardon My Gun is a timeless tale of heroism and honor that will captivate audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Charles Starrett

  Steve Randall

• Alma Carroll

  Dodie Cameron

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  Arthur Hunnicutt

  Arkansas (as Arthur 'Arkansas' Hunnicutt)

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  Texas Jim Lewis

  Band Leader Tex

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  Noah Beery

  Judge W. B. Hackett (uncredited)

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  Lloyd Bridges

  Henchman (uncredited)

Reviews

Pardon My Gun has garnered mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some appreciate the film for its nostalgic charm and Charles Starrett's charismatic performance, others find the storyline lacking depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes rates Pardon My Gun with a modest approval of 6.2/10, highlighting the film's strong visuals and classic Western elements. IMDb users, on the other hand, have given it a rating of 5.8/10, with comments praising the film's authenticity but criticizing its pacing. Despite its flaws, Pardon My Gun remains a beloved entry in the Western genre, offering entertainment and excitement to fans of classic cinema.