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4 for Texas on DVD, Comedy, Western, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin

Name: 4 for Texas on DVD, Comedy, Western, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin
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4 for Texas, Sharpshooters Zack Thomas and Joe Jarrett are in a Texan stage-coach and manage to fight off Matson’s robber gang, so afterward they can fight over the $100,000 cash carried by a railroad official. Both make it to Galveston, where each, including vexed Matson, meets up with respective accomplices in various dirty schemes. The money keeps changing hands and the scene shifts to a river boat, which should multiply the winnings as a casino, but the crooks and bullets follow.

STARS: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Anita Ekberg

124 min | Comedy, Western | 1963 | Color

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This is an Excellent Movie for Pure Fun & Entertainment

4 for Texas is a typical movie produced during the 1960’s. This was an era when you would turn on your television and would expect to see a Western on every channel. An era when Hollywood was cranking out Westerns faster that Bayer was aspirin. What makes this Western so unique. Simple….The stars.! There seemed to be an on screen magic between the four main stars. The supporting cast seemed to be everyone you knew in Hollywood but couldn’t remember their names.

I really don’t want to give too much of this movie away but basically you have four people trying to open a riverboat casino. First independently and then together. Dean Martin, Ursula Andress, Frank Sinatra, and Anita Eckberg star. Super Movie, lots of Laughter, fun for Everyone. Not a heavy movie that’s giving you a deep message. Just a movie that you can sit back and be entertained.

The Far West has never been far out!

Bronson—in this supposed comedy-western—as outlaw leader Matson who works for crooked banker Victor Buono, helps start the film off on a high note of action… He and his henchmen attack a stagecoach whose passengers include Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra…

After repulsing the bandits, Zack (Sinatra) discloses a bag containing $100,000, and Joe (Martin) unexpectedly relieves him of the money at gunpoint…

In Galveston, Joe deposits the money in a bank run by Harvey Burden (Buono), a thief who has supported Zack’s efforts to become the town’s gambling king…

When Zack arrives in town, Matson tries to kill him, but Joe interferes, saving Zack’s life…Then Zack learns that Joe intends to compete with him by converting an abandoned riverboat into a gambling saloon… Outraged, he raises a gang, intending to take over the boat on opening night… But Burden has plans of his own…

Much of the plot, such as it is, is taken up with the comic rivalry between Martin and Sinatra, involving with womanizing and gambling… The three Stooges doing one of their ancient routines provide a gay moment… Anita Ekberg and Ursula Andress are an absolute pleasure to look at… And if you want to know the answer of Joe to Ursula’s commentary: “You didn’t notice what I’m wearing,” don’t miss this nice, civilized picture

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