Sonntag sollst du sterben (1956)
Nachdem ihr Mann erschossen wurde, übernimmt die ebenso schöne wie energische Rose Hood vorübergehend das Amt des Marshalls. Damit ist die skrupellose Saloonbesitzerin Erica Page gar nicht einverstanden. Sie heuert Revolverheld Cane Miro an, um "Lady Marshall" Rose zu beseitigen. Was Erica nicht ahnen kann ist, dass sich die Beiden ineinander verlieben. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass Cane seinen Job noch wie gewünscht ausführt, ist eigentlich gering. Dennoch kommt es am Ende zu einem tödlichen Duell.
Der Regisseur:
Roger Corman
Die Autor:
Mark Hanna, Charles B. Griffith.
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John Ireland as Cane Miro |
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Beverly Garland as Marshal Rose Hood |
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Allison Hayes as Erica Page |
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Martin Kingsley as Mayor Gideon Polk |
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Jonathan Haze as Jake Hayes |
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Margaret Campbell as Felicity Polk |
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Bruno VeSota as Zebelon Tabb |
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Chris Alcaide as Deputy Joshua Tate |
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Dick Miller as Jimmy Tonto |
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George Offerman, Jr. as |
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William Schallert as Marshal Scott Hood |
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Paul McGuire as |
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Aaron Saxon as Nate Signo |
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Louanna Gardner as Sadie (uncredited) |
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Herman Hack as Barfly (uncredited) |
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Kermit Maynard as Barfly (uncredited) |
| Writing | Mark Hanna | Screenplay |
| Writing | Charles B. Griffith | Screenplay |
| Directing | Roger Corman | Director |
| Editing | Charles Gross Jr. | Editor |
| Sound | Ronald Stein | Original Music Composer |
| Production | David Kramarsky | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Frederick E. West | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Bartlett A. Carré | Assistant Director |
| Production | Roger Corman | Producer |
| Sound | Russell Garcia | Original Music Composer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jack Byron | Makeup Artist |
