Once Upon a Texas Train Willie Nelson and Richard Widmark head an all-star, Western-lovers cast that includes Jack Elam, Chuck Connors, Royal Dano, Dub Taylor, Harry Carey, Jr., and Angie Dickinson too! This inspiring, charming, and funny movie tips its hat to age and wisdom when two rival gangs—good guys vs. bad guys—must team up to fight a new danger in the wild West: a roving band of young, cocky criminals rampaging through Texas. Twenty years ago, Captain Owen Hayes of the Texas Rangers made a name for himself—and even got the girl—when he put notorious outlaw John Henry Lee behind bars. Now that all these years have gone by, Lee is older but doesn’t seem much wiser. He gathers together his old posse and within hours of his release from jail, they rob a bank of $20,000 in gold. Hayes is furious. He might have put Lee away all those years ago, but he feels responsible since he helped secure Lee’s parole for good behavior. He knows very well that Lee will go back to the original scene of the bungled crime, so he gathers his own gang to go after Lee and put him back in jail where he belongs. But Hayes is not the only one with plans where John Henry Lee is concerned. Time stands still for no man, as the thief and the Texas Ranger will soon find out. There’s a new gang of outlaws in town…and they are young, hungry, and equally determined to steal that gold and make a name for themselves. Now this unlikely duo will have to join forces to rid Texas of this wet-behind-the-ears scourge. But do they have what it takes to hold their own—and give the younger band of outlaws “what for?” You may also like... Red Headed Stranger-Willie Nelson’s Vision Willie and Bill and ‘The Red Headed Stranger’ By Henry C. Parke “When I recorded the Red Headed Stranger album,”... READ MORE Compare 3 Versions of the Classic Film Stagecoach—from John Wayne to Willie Nelson Stagecoach II and III By Henry C. Parke “WHY?” That single word was the entirety of the telegram John Ford sent to Gordon Douglas... READ MORE
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