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A ruthless gunfighter who arrives with Ann. After losing a confrontation to Marc, he is hired by Ann as a foreman to spark a range war, shoots Marc, and ultimately kills Ann.
The elderly ranch owner who co-owns the property with Marc. He gifts the ranch title to the newlyweds and later urges Marc to kill Ann in revenge.
A Chicago banker targeted by Ann's manipulation. He engages in a risky irrigation venture and affair with her, but abandons her when disgusted by the resulting violence.
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Prentice arrives as a Chicago banker and becomes involved in the large irrigation venture connected to the Challon ranch.
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Prentice abandons the land venture after becoming disgusted with the bloodshed caused by the range war, in which Cy is the hired instigator and shoote...
Pierre is part of the Challon family that opposes the violence caused by Cy Van Cleave. After Cy kills Ann, the Challons try to stop him.
A property struggle evolves into betrayal, political manipulation, and lethal range violence.
Directed by Edwin L. Marin
Raton Pass (1951) · 4.9/10 · western
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