The Train Robbers

Comfortably non-Australian Rod Taylor just had himself doused at a water tower, with cohorts Christopher George and Jerry Gatlin, having joined Ben Johnson and Bobby Vinton, all now waiting on John Wayne and Ann-Margret, opening writer-director Burt Kennedy?s The Train Robbers, 1973.

John Wayne is reasonably principled gunman Lane, consulting with young widow Mrs. Lowe (Ann-Margret), who’s hired him and his gang to collect gold her husband stole, planning to turn it in for a reward rather than keep it, early in writer-director Burt Kennedy’s The Train Robbers, 1973.

Camped for the night while riding to recover gold her husband stole, widow Mrs. Lowe (Ann-Margret) enjoys the attention of her hired crew, Rod Taylor as Grady, John Wayne the boss Lane, and Ben Johnson the philosophical Jesse, in writer-director Burt Kennedy?s The Train Robbers, 1973.