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      The Badge of Marshal Brennan

      Released Apr 14, 1957 1h 16m Western List
      Reviews When a gun-toting drifter known as the Stranger (Jim Davis) comes across the dead body of a marshal, he decides to take up the identity of the late lawman. Settling down in a small town, the Stranger uses his new-found authority to challenge Shad Donaphin (Lee Van Cleef), the violent and unruly son of a shady cattle baron. Intent on staying true to his adopted persona, the Stranger even strikes up a relationship with Murdock (Arleen Whelan), a beautiful local lady. Read More Read Less

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      Synopsis When a gun-toting drifter known as the Stranger (Jim Davis) comes across the dead body of a marshal, he decides to take up the identity of the late lawman. Settling down in a small town, the Stranger uses his new-found authority to challenge Shad Donaphin (Lee Van Cleef), the violent and unruly son of a shady cattle baron. Intent on staying true to his adopted persona, the Stranger even strikes up a relationship with Murdock (Arleen Whelan), a beautiful local lady.
      Director
      Albert C. Gannaway
      Screenwriter
      Tom Hubbard
      Distributor
      Allied Artists Pictures
      Genre
      Western
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      Apr 14, 1957, Original
      Runtime
      1h 16m