Brand of the Outlaws (1. Bob Steele, Margaret Marquis, Jack Rockwell, Charles King directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Gary Gray (Bob Steele) is just drifting through the area when he comes across the injured sheriff, getting him back to town before he lost too much blood from being shot. After moving on Gary finds himself innocently involved with some men who are wanted rustlers and being threatened by deputy sheriff Holt (Jack Rockwell) who brands Gary with a rustling iron to teach him a lesson. If being branded isn't bad enough Gary then finds himself accused of a killing but finds the Sheriff on his side as they both become suspicious of Holt actually being the ring leader of the rustlers. If I was given a script now about an innocent cowboy who gets branded with a hot iron and set up for murder by a man who has been masquerading as a lawman I could envisage a gritty, dirty western. Unfortunately the script was used for the 1. Brand of the Outlaws" a straight western from 1. Now in fairness "Brand of the Outlaws" is not the worst 1. I have come across but by trying to be violent it is now laughable. The trouble with "Brand of the Outlaws" is that for the most it is not very interesting as good guy Gary Gray ends up walking into a hornet's nest of trouble when he gets embroiled in with ranching problems and crooked deputy sheriff. You know before it starts that Gary will inevitably face up to the bad guy during the final frames and somewhere along the lines he will end up winning the heart of a girl. It does try to be gritty, there is a scene where Gary gets a hot brand pressed into his bare chest, but unfortunately with Gary being the toughest man in the world who barely grimaces when hot metal hits skin you can't but help laugh. It is the same through out as big scenes now come across as laughable because of the presentation and acting. What this all boils down to is that once more "Brand of the Outlaws" is an old western which will only really interest those with a fascination for old cinema and in particular old westerns. Adam Brand you never fail to inspire me now Adam brand and the outlaws make it that much better!! I have only downloaded your first song and am completely in love. Brand of the Outlaws. by Robert N. Bradbury. Published 1936. Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0. First Holt brands him for rustling and then frames him for murder. Brand of the Outlaws is a 1936 American film directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Cast. Bob Steele as Gary Gray; Margaret Marquis as Verna Matlock. Buy Brand Of The Outlaws on Amazon.com FREE SHIPPING on qualified orders. Gary Gray arrives only to be caught up in the rustling activities of Ben Holt and his gang. First Holt brands him for rustling and then frames him for murder. Proven. Audience Reviews for Brand of Outlaws. There are no audience reviews yet. Hurry, submit your review so you can be first! Rate it! Brand of Outlaws Quotes. Adam Brand And The Outlaws is an all-star line-up of Australian country music’s most prolific names: Drew McAlister, Travis Collins, Matt Cornell and Mike Carr.
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