Cahill U.S. Marshal is a 1973 American Western film in Technicolor starring the late John Wayne as a driven lawman in a black hat. The film was directed by the late Andrew V. McLaglen and filmed on location in Durango, Mexico. The supporting cast features the late George Kennedy, Neville Brand, the late Marie Windsor, the late Royal Dano, the late Denver Pyle, the late Jackie Coogan, the late Harry Carey Jr., the late Paul Fix, and the late Hank Worden.
A U.S. marshal (John Wayne) neglects his two sons and finds them mixed up with an outlaw (George Kennedy) in a bank robbery.
Disclaimer: Two characters in this film name's are racial slurs and are the only names given for the characters. This wiki does not condone or support racism of any kind.
Victims[]
- Two Unnamed Bandits - Shot to death by U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill.
- Sheriff Ben Grady - Shot to death by Abe Fraser.
- Deputy Sheriff Gordine - Stabbed in the chest with a knife thrown by Abe Fraser.
- Unnamed Man - Killed by "Negro" off-screen, mentioned.
- Unnamed Man - Hanged by an unknown person off-screen, mentioned.
- Nine Unnamed People - Died of unknown causes off-screen, graves seen.
- William Bridgett - Died of an unknown cause off-screen, presumably executed via hanging due to being a bank robber, grave seen.
- Horse - Shot to death by "Brownie".
- Lightfoot - Shot to death by "Brownie".
- Ben Tildy - Shot to death by U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill.
- "Brownie" - Shot to death by U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill.
- Struther - Shot to death by U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill.
- Abe Fraser - Shot to death by U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill.
Deaths[]
- Total - 22
- 21 Humans
- 12 Men
- 9 Victims of Unknown Gender
- 1 Animal
- All Horses
- 21 Humans
Kill Counts[]
- U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill - 6 (Alive)
- Abe Fraser - 2 (Deceased)
- "Brownie" - 2 (Deceased)
- "Negro" - 1 (Alive)