Buchanan Rides Alone on DVD, Drama, Randolph Scott, Craig Stevens

Buchanan Rides Alone, On his way home to West Texas, Tom Buchanan rides into the Californian border town of Agry, and into a feud between several members of the Agry family. In helping out a Mexican seeking revenge on one of them, Buchanan finds himself against the whole family.

STARS: Randolph Scott, Craig Stevens, Barry Kelley

80 min | Drama, Western | 1958 | Color

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One of Randolph Scott's best performances
Randolph Scott once claimed a certain club that refused membership to actors should let him since he had 50 movies to prove he wasn't an actor.
He was being terribly modest.
Watching "Buchanan Rides Alone" one realizes he was a very good actor.
Critics say his best performances came with direction by Budd Boetticher and "Buchanan Rides Alone" stands as evidence for that belief.
In fact, the entire cast gives great performances.
One of the attractions of this film is that there are so many strong characters, so many individual parts very well played by great actors.
Far too many of these great actors did not become famous, but they certainly deserved to.
This is a classic.

very funny western, best appreciated if you've seen others in the series
Hilarious low-budget western, really more of a comedy than a western. This came midway through the excellent series of westerns directed by Budd Boetticher and starring Randolph Scott, and this time around everyone involved seemed to take a breather and just have fun with the story elements. All the westerns are humorous, but not as much as this one. Burt Kennedy, who wrote the best scripts in the series, rewrote this one, uncredited. The picture is best appreciated if you first see THE TALL T, SEVEN MEN FROM NOW, RIDE LONESOME, and COMANCHE STATION.