Charles S. Dubin

Charles Bronson and Lee Marvin are pitted against one another in this blazing western saga af hatred and revenge. As murderous half-brothers on the run from the law and each other, the two collide head-on when psychotic badman Marvin attempts to settle a lifelong score with his equally infamous and equally deadly brother. After a series of hair-raising kidnaps, betrayals, gunfights and ambushes, the two outlaws face-off for the final time. Cowritten and codirected by Samuel Fuller, the sagebrush drama also stars Lee J. Cobb, in one of his last roles, along with James Drury, Charles Grodin and Albert Salmi.

Early 1970s made-for-TV murder mystery. John Forsythe (Blake Carrington in Dynasty) stars as Dr Ron Wellesley, a small-town doctor who becomes romantically entangled with Lisa Manning (Barbara Bain), the wife of his wealthy patient Frank Manning (Richard Kiley, Timothy Macahan in How the West Was Won). The two hatch a plot to get rid of the husband and abscond with his money, but have not reckoned on the vigilance of local police detective Phil Proctor (Joseph Campanella) and Wellesley's observant colleague Nurse Regis (Reta Shaw).