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Gregory Peck stars as an aging notorious gunslinger, Johnny Ringo. Sick of killing he tries to avoid trouble, but when a cocksure young man named Eddie draws on him, Ringo has no choice but to kill him. Now Eddie's three brothers are after him. Ringo decides to return East to see his estranged wife and young son before the brothers catch up with him.

RINGO WAS HIS NAME! THE CHALLENGE OF EVERY OUTLAW GUNMAN! THE NOTORIOUS SELF-DEFENSE KILLER!

Genres: Western

Starring: Gregory Peck, Helen Westcott, Millard Mitchell

Released: June 23, 1950

Runtime: 85.0

Popularity Rating: 3.225

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

United States of America

Jimmy Ringo Gregory Peck
Peggy Walsh Helen Westcott
Marshal Mark Strett Millard Mitchell
Molly Jean Parker
Mac Karl Malden
Hunt Bromley Skip Homeier
Deputy Charlie Norris Anthony Ross
Mrs. August Pennyfeather Verna Felton
Mrs. Devlin Ellen Corby
Eddie Richard Jaeckel
Citizen (uncredited) Edmund Cobb
Townsman at Funeral (uncredited) Victor Adamson
Townsman at Funeral (uncredited) Murray Alper
Townsman at Funeral (uncredited) Chet Brandenburg
Townsman at Funeral (uncredited) Blackie Whiteford
Townsman (uncredited) Harry Carter
Townsman (uncredited) Sherry Hall
Street Loafer (uncredited) C.E. Anderson
Street Loafer (uncredited) Carl Andre
Indian woman (uncredited) Beulah Archuletta
Pete's Pal (uncredited) Gregg Barton
Pete's Pal (uncredited) Ted Mapes
Pete's Pal (uncredited) Duke York
Pete (uncredited) James Millican
Card Player (uncredited) Peter Brocco
Card Player (uncredited) Len Hendry
Card Player (uncredited) Ray Hyke
Card Player (uncredited) John McKee
Card Player in Barber Shop (uncredited) Dan White
Bit Part (uncredited) Larry Buchanan
Jerry Marlowe (uncredited) Cliff Clark
Mac's Wife (uncredited) Angela Clarke
First Brother (uncredited) Alan Hale Jr.
Second Brother (uncredited) David Clarke
Third Brother (uncredited) John Pickard
Crowd Extra (uncredited) Dick Curtis
Ike (uncredited) Harry Harvey
Minor Role (uncredited) Jim Hayward
Alice Marlowe (uncredited) Jean Inness
Long Fu - Cayenne Restaurant Cook (uncredited) Tommy Lee
Mrs. O'Brien (uncredited) Mae Marsh
Mr. Barlow (uncredited) Houseley Stevenson
Bud (uncredited) Forrest Matthews
Frank Loving (uncredited) Harry Mendoza
Old Man (uncredited) Ralph Moody
Pablo (uncredited) Alberto Morin
Man on Street (uncredited) Edward Mundy
Skeeter (uncredited) Herman Nowlin
Joe the Barber (uncredited) Eddie Parks
Jake (uncredited) Hank Patterson
Chuck (uncredited) Harry Shannon
Clerk (uncredited) Kim Spalding
George the Grocer (uncredited) Ferris Taylor
Swede (uncredited) Kenneth Tobey
Barfly (uncredited) Pierce Lyden
Barfly (uncredited) Jack Tornek
Johnny (uncredited) Archie Twitchell
Minister (uncredited) William Vedder
Carrie Lou (uncredited) Anne Whitfield

Art — Art Direction: Lyle R. Wheeler
Art — Art Direction: Richard Irvine
Art — Set Decoration: Thomas Little
Art — Set Decoration: Walter M. Scott
Camera — Camera Operator: Paul Lockwood
Camera — Director of Photography: Arthur C. Miller
Costume & Make-Up — Costume Design: Ed Wynigear
Costume & Make-Up — Costume Design: Sam Benson
Costume & Make-Up — Costume Design: Travilla
Costume & Make-Up — Costume Supervisor: Charles Le Maire
Costume & Make-Up — Makeup Artist: Ben Nye
Crew — Additional Writing: Nunnally Johnson
Crew — Additional Writing: Roger Corman
Crew — Stunts: Duke York
Crew — Stunts: Ted Mapes
Crew — Technical Supervisor: William Steele
Directing — Director: Henry King
Editing — Editor: Barbara McLean
Production — Executive Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck
Production — Producer: Nunnally Johnson
Production — Production Manager: Joseph C. Behm
Sound — Orchestrator: Edward B. Powell
Sound — Orchestrator: Urban Thielmann
Sound — Original Music Composer: Alfred Newman
Sound — Sound: Alfred Bruzlin
Sound — Sound: Roger Heman Sr.
Visual Effects — Visual Effects: Fred Sersen
Writing — Screenplay: William Bowers
Writing — Screenplay: William Sellers
Writing — Story: Andre De Toth
Writing — Story: William Bowers