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SKIES OF LEAD AND SMOKE
written
by JJ Mayes & Colin Willkie
directed by JJ Mayes |
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When it gets dry in the Old West, you know a storm is
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CAST
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Larry Biederman |
Old Man |
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Mike Apple |
Quiet Man |
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Hugo Armstrong |
Barkeep |
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Richard Levinson |
Piano Player |
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Tim Sheridan |
Sheriff |
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Joseph Woods |
The Hand |
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Sean Sweeney |
The Messenger |
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Michael Holmes |
The Mexican |
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Kat Bardot &
Anna Baardsen |
Barmaids |
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Brian Wallis &
Matt Valle |
Card Players |
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PHOTOS
by C.M. Gonzalez
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Late at night in the Old West, an Old Man (Larry Biederman)
is awakened by the arrival of a stranger...
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...a quiet, wordless stranger (Mike Apple)
who shoots him dead.
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He goes to the local saloon. The bartender (Hugo
Armstrong)
can't get him to talk. Neither can the Bar Maid (Kat
Bardot).
He just sips his whiskey in silence.
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A pair of card players (Matt Valle & Brian Wallis), the Piano
Player (Richard Levinson)
and another Bar Maid (Anna Baardsen) pay the stranger no mind.
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Meanwhile, the Messenger (Sean Sweeney) brings bad
news to the Sheriff (Tim Sheridan) - the old man is dead.
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For his pains, he is shot dead by The Hand (Joseph Woods).
The Sheriff vows vengeance on the man who shot his father.
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For his pains, he is shot dead by The Hand (Joseph Woods).
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On the outskirts of town, the Quiet stranger's
associate, the Mexican (Michael Holmes), doesn't
understand why they don't leave already.
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"Storm's coming," he says...
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