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The Fighting Gringo (1939)

“Trouble-Busters ride on EL RIO! Border battle royal! The whole wide West remembers it! You'll stomp and cheer!”

  • NR
  • 59 min
  • Western
  • imdb logo 5.9/10 (110 votes)

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Plot

In the heart of the Wild West, a courageous man named Wade Barton (George O'Brien) stands tall as the leader of a band of riders. These aren't ordinary horsemen, but a group who lend their skills to stagecoach companies and others in need of righteous arbitration amidst the chaos of the frontier. As shadows of trouble cast over the land, Barton finds himself rescuing a damsel in distress, Anita del Campo (Lupita Tovar) along with a coveted shipment of gold from a merciless gang of bandits. However, this daring rescue is just the beginning of a deeper conspiracy that threatens to consume everything in its path. A nefarious trio - Ben Wallace (William Royle), Rance Potter (Glenn Strange), and John Courtney (LeRoy Mason) have their eyes set on the ranchero of Don Aliso del Campo (Lucio Villegas). With the cunning Wallace at the helm, they hatch a devious plan involving a falsified land survey and a grim murder frame-up, aiming to illicitly acquire the ranch. As the plot thickens, Barton and his riders find themselves thrust into the epicenter of this treacherous power play. Wade Barton, however, is not one to back down. He sees a chink in Wallace's armor: the dim-witted Potter. With deft manipulation, Barton seeks to turn Potter into an unwitting ally, hoping to trick him into a confession and bring the treacherous trio down. "The Fighting Gringo" is a whirlwind ride of courage and cunning, where the stakes are high and the heroes are determined. Every twist and turn promises an unforgettable journey through the perils and triumphs of the Wild West.

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The Fighting Gringo is a western movie featuring George O’Brien and directed by David Howard.

The Fighting Gringo is currently streaming on TCM and fuboTV.