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Incident of the Day of the Dead

Name: Incident of the Day of the Dead
Genre: Western
Released: 1959-09-18
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Clint Eastwood, Viveca Lindfors, Alexander Scourby

Episode aired Sep 18, 1959
Not Rated
1h

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

167

YOUR RATING

Western

Rowdy is tricked into breaking a stallion to pay off a gambling debt by a woman. The horse killed one man and injured others including the daughter of the owner. Rowdy is involved in more th... Read allRowdy is tricked into breaking a stallion to pay off a gambling debt by a woman. The horse killed one man and injured others including the daughter of the owner. Rowdy is involved in more than breaking a horse - the break up of a family.Rowdy is tricked into breaking a stallion to pay off a gambling debt by a woman. The horse killed one man and injured others including the daughter of the owner. Rowdy is involved in more than breaking a horse - the break up of a family.

Director
- Stuart Heisler
Writers
- David Victor
- Herbert Little Jr.
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

167

YOUR RATING

Director
- Stuart Heisler
Writers
- David Victor
- Herbert Little Jr.
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Did you know

Trivia
This is the first episode of the series to feature only one of the drovers.

Goofs
Lindfors accent is more Eastern European than Spanish or Mexican. The daughter has no accent at all and yet her father has an English accent and everyone else around her is Mexican.

Quotes
Rowdy Yates: Ma'am, that stage with the mail was due yesterday.
Lena Biggs: Don't you get your hopes all raised up, Sonny. Just tell yourself it's due in some time this month and you won't be disappointed.
Rowdy Yates: We don't make more than two mail stops on a trail drive. Letters are all a man has to remind him there's more than steers and drovers in this world.
Lena Biggs: I been running this office since my man died five years ago, and I ain't yet got to see that stage in on time.
Rowdy Yates: Boss said to wait so I'll wait. Hey, let me tote that thing for you, Ma'am. You'll go straining yourself.
Lena Biggs: [She stands there holding the barrel] You wouldn't want to Indian wrestle, would you, Boy?
Rowdy Yates: Oh, no. No. Thanks for asking.
Lena Biggs: Why don't you go get yourself some breakfast, Sonny. You make me nervous loafing around looking like a hang-dog.
[She wanders off carrying the barrel. Rowdy attempts to lift another barrel but can barely move it. He rubs his stomach deciding that breakfast is the better alternative]