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Gunslinger  (1956)
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The Gunslinger
The Yellow Rose of Texas
Tagline(s):Hired to kill the woman he loved!
Nomination Year: 1995
SYNOPSIS: After her husband is gunned down, Rose Hood takes his place temporarily as Marshal of a small Western town.
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Smithee Award Nominations
"Whoops!"
"What's My Room Number Again?"
The number is on the INSIDE of the hotel room door, somehow.
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Directors
Director Claim to Fame
Roger Corman Producer of pretty much everything that was ever crappy, ever, and directed most of it. His contribution to Smithee-worthy film cannot be overstated. To list his accomplishments here would not do him justice. 
Cast
Actor Character Claim to Fame
John Ireland Cane Miro Father of the other John Ireland, who was married to Bo Derek. Jack Burden in All the King's Men (nominated for Best Supporting Actor), Crixus in Spartacus, and King Arthur in Waxwork II: Lost in Time
Beverly Garland Marshall Rose Hood She has a solid film career since 1950, and continues to work as an actress in Hollywood. Was Claire Anderson in It Conquered the World, Vera in Swamp Women, Estelle Reese on "Port Charles," Barbara on "My Three Sons," and Dottie West on "The Scarecrow and Mrs. King." 
Allison Hayes Erica Page She was Donna in The Crawling Hand, Justine in The Hypnotic Eye, and of course the titular (no pun intended) Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. Proving that this is one body that's definitely more than the sum of its parts. 
Jonathan Haze Jake Hayes Buddy Rich's cousin, Seymour in the original Little Shop of Horrors film. Wrote Invasion of the Star Creatures
Martin Kingsley Mayor Gideon Polk  
Bruno VeSota Zebelon Tabb Did a lot of smaller parts in Bad films like Dave Walker in Attack of the Giant Leeches and The Million Dollar Duck. Was the bartender on "Bonanza," and directed The Brain Eaters
Dick Miller Jimmy Tonto The poor man's Robert Loggia--squinty and tough-looking. This guy's nearly ubiquitous-- you've definitely seen him. As a cab driver, a bartender, a mafia goon, a security guard, a pawn shop clerk... He sadly left us in 2019, but his memory will live on. 
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