The Gunfighters (1987)

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Written by Jim Byrnes

Directed by Clay Borris

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1987

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: Canada

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

The Everett Family are out for revenge after their kid brother is wrongly accused of murder forcing them on the run.

When is The Gunfighters next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Movies4Men 2 November 22nd, 7:05pm and on Movies4Men 2 November 23rd, 8:00pm. See more...

Cast

Art HindleCole Everett
Reiner SchöneDutch Everett
Anthony AddabboMatt Everett
Image for George KennedyGeorge KennedyDeke Turner
Michael KaneGov. Hornbeck
Lori HallierSally Wells
Howard KruschkeJake Morant
Francis DambergerSam Martin
Beverley HendryKate Burrows
Wendell SmithSheriff Burrows
Moira WalleyLorna
Dale WilsonCoburn
Bill MeilenBennett
Bryan FustukianHenry
Eric Allan KramerLuke Collins
Blair HaynesDeputy
Alex GreenTurner Gunman
Paul WhitneyTurner Gunman
Raul TomeJoaquin
Mike EvansClarence Wilson
Jay SmithTownsman
Dennis RobinsonWes
Glenn BeckU.S. Marshal
Steve AtkinsonTurner's Whipman
Tom GlassStage Driver
James DefeliceManuel
Kent GallieMartin Gang Member
Paul WoodMartin Gang Member
Kevin S. SmithTexas Sheriff
Damien KeeneTurner Hand
Larry YachimecTurner Hand
Wilf RoweBarfly
Calvin CairnesCosgrove

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