The story tells the story of a mystery man (Charles Bronson) who came to town and was involved in a land grab between a widow (Claudia Cardinal) and a railroad tycoon. The most interesting character in the film is Henry Fonda, who has always been a righteous image, rarely played a cold-faced and cruel killer in this film. He had almost no expression from beginning to end, only the corners of his mouth moved occasionally, which made people shudder... When the film was released in the United States, It was trimmed by the film maker because the length of the film was too long, resulting in ambiguous story structure and unclear language.
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