
Lawman (1971) on Netflix
Cattlemen from Sabbath shoot up Bannock and kill an old man with a stray bullet. Marshal Jered Maddox arrives with warrants for them, but Sabbath answers to their employer, Vincent Bronson.
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Plot summary
A group of drunken cowboys from Sabbath, in the employ of cattle baron Vincent Bronson, ride through the town of Bannock and celebrate by shooting the place up. A stray bullet kills an old man. The cowboys go home to Sabbath without knowing that anyone died. Bannock's marshal, Jered Maddox, follows them with warrants charging all of them with murder. Sabbath's own marshal, Cotton Ryan, tells him that Bronson owns the town and that nobody will be handed over. Bronson regrets the death and offers money to the victim's family and to Bannock rather than a trial. Small ranchers like Vern Adams cannot leave their holdings for a long trial far away, and Maddox will not compromise on the law.
Cast
Burt Lancasteras Bannock Marshal Jared Maddox
Robert Ryanas Sabbath Marshal Cotton Ryan Cotten
Lee J. Cobbas Vincent Bronson
Robert Duvallas Vernon Adams
Sheree Northas Laura Shelby
Albert Salmias Harvey Stenbaugh
Richard Jordanas Crowe Wheelwright
John McGiveras Sabbath Mayor Sam Bolden
Ralph Waiteas Jack Dekker
John Beckas Jason Bronson
William Watsonas Choctaw Lee (as William C. Watson)
Walter Brookeas Luther Harris
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Lawman (1971)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- British director Michael Winner secured the Durango location in Mexico for Lawman just before Howard Hawks tried to book the same place to shoot Rio Lobo (1970).
- Screenwriter Gerald Wilson drew the film's theme from the journals of Charlie Siringo, a real detective and cowboy, which suggested that lawmen in the Old West were often the ones who started the violence.
- For period accuracy, director Michael Winner imported genuine oil lamps from London's Portobello Road instead of having prop copies made.




























