Barbara Werle, Elvis Presley, Harry Landers
A boisterous outlaw must break free from the notorious gang he once ran with in order to complete his reformation. The gang is not about to let him go that easily, though. It seems there are some old ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 3, 2001
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June 2, 2009Still trying to figure out why it was called Charro (other than the song at the begining), but it was a good movie. A little slow at the begining but things pick up shortly there after and I do like scruffy Elvis. It was well acted and seeing as it is a western the fact that I li...( read more)
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July 24, 2008Great Movie that showed Elvis had acting abalaties. Better than "Flaming Star". Both Box Office flops according to Col Tom Parker,but not me. Check out our Network http://brim5540.bebo.com
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July 4, 2008This was the only film Elvis ever starred in without music. As with his first it is a western but hampered by some terrible dialog. Solomon Sturges gives a good performance as the outlaw leaders deranged brother. Elvis is okay in the title role but his portrayal lacks any real da...( read more)
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April 10, 2008This movie is guaranteed to be horrible so here is some Billy Squire for your amusement:
"Now everybody, have you heard
If you're in the game, then the stroke's the word
Don't take no rhythm, don't take no style
Got a thirst for killin' - grab your vial... "
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