• Shane, <i>Shane</i> (1953)
    Shane, Shane (1953)
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    Young boys worship cowboys, but not many have their very own gunslinger to turn to for protection. Father figure Shane (Alan Ladd) risks his own enigmatic hide in a gunfight to guard the boy and his family against a hired killer. Sometimes, a single shot can solve life's problems, if you've got honor, discipline, and nerves of steel.
  • Marshal WIll Kane, <i>High Noon</i> (1952)
    Marshal WIll Kane, High Noon (1952)
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    Forced to choose between defending himself and upholding pacificist principles, Kane (Gary Cooper) keeps a cool head under fire. Free from bloodlust, this marshal has the courage of his convictions; when no one will help him, he goes it alone (and prevails) against a gang of four.
Shane, <i>Shane</i> (1953)
Marshal WIll Kane, <i>High Noon</i> (1952)
Prentice "Print" Ritter, <i>Broken Trail</i> (2006)
Lt. John J. Dunbar, <i>Dances with Wolves</i> (1990)
Rooster J. Cogburn, <i>True Grit</i> (1969)
The Man With No Name, <i>Fistful of Dollars</i> (1964)
Woodrow F. Call, <i>Lonesome Dove</i> (1989)
Wyatt Earp, <i>Tombstone</i> (1993)
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  • Round 2
  • Round 3
  • WINNER!
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