The Oklahoma Woman (1956)
In this western, a gunfighter is finally released from prison and returns to his hometown only to discover that it is being torn apart by conflicting forces. He is even more upset to discover that his girl has become the leader of the "evil" side of town and is completely committed to achieving a state of anarchy. He is disgusted by her and her new lover and so joins the good side of town. When the good politician leader and the sheriff are killed, the ex-gunfighter is blamed for the crime. Just as he is about to swing, the politician's daughter, who loves the ex-convict, forces the evil woman to sign a confession and save his life. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Starring:
- Richard Denning, Peggie Castle, (more)
- Director(s):
- Roger Corman
Synopsis of The Oklahoma Woman
In this western, a gunfighter is finally released from prison and returns to his hometown only to discover that it is being torn apart by conflicting forces. He is even more upset to discover that his girl has become the leader of the "evil" side of town and is completely committed to achieving a state of anarchy. He is disgusted by her and her new lover and so joins the good side of town. When the good politician leader and the sheriff are killed, the ex-gunfighter is blamed for the crime. Just as he is about to swing, the politician's daughter, who loves the ex-convict, forces the evil woman to sign a confession and save his life. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Oklahoma Woman
- Richard Denning - Steve Ward
- Tudor Owen - Ed Grant
- Cathy Downs - Susan Grant
- Edmund Cobb
- Jonathan Haze
- Bruno Ve Sota
- Peggie Castle - Marie "Oklahoma" Saunders
- Martin Kingsley - Sheriff Bill Peters
- Joe Brown
- Thomas P. Dillon
- Dick Miller
- Touch (Mike) Connors - Sheriff
- Director(s):
- Roger Corman
- Writer(s):
- Lou Rusoff
- Producer(s):
- Roger Corman
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