Jesse James keeps so busy skirt-chasing that his outlaw career starts to suffer.Jesse James keeps so busy skirt-chasing that his outlaw career starts to suffer.Jesse James keeps so busy skirt-chasing that his outlaw career starts to suffer.
Don 'Red' Barry
- Jesse James
- (as Don Barry)
- …
Joyce Barrett
- Caprice Clark
- (as Joyce Rhed)
James Clayton
- Cameo Kane
- (as Cully Abrell)
T.V. Garraway
- Preacher
- (as Tom Garraway)
Michael Carr
- Bob Ford
- (as Mike Carr)
Curtis Dossett
- Clark - Banker
- (as Curtiss Dossett)
Doyle Brooks
- Member of James Gang
- (uncredited)
Victor Cox
- Gunman
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- ConnectionsFeatured in Frances Farmer Presents: Jesse James' Women (1959)
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Jesse James holds up in small town in Mississippi and is beset with woman troubles
Famed outlaw Jesse James is on the dodge and holding up in a small town in Mississippi. Before heading back to Missouri, James manages to complicate the lives of several women-mostly in low-cut gowns. This was star Don Barry's only stab at direction, and from the looks of it,all will be glad that he stopped here.**UPDATE**My earlier review of this picture was based on a viewing many years (decades?) prior. I recently obtained a copy of this movie, and I must say, that it is extremely BETTER than I remembered.
Not filmed in Hollywood, this one has a different feel than most of Barry's B Westerns, almost a nostalgic quality...it was to be his last starring role, of course. The acting isn't as bad as I recalled and Barry plays the Jesse role almost tongue-in-cheek. The story moves along at a nice pace and the bare knuckle fight between Barry and a boxing champ is good fun. Yes, the LOW budget shows, but it isn't any worse than some of what Barry did for Lippert a few years earlier. If you love B Westerns, or Don "Red" Barry, I would highly recommend this one.
Not filmed in Hollywood, this one has a different feel than most of Barry's B Westerns, almost a nostalgic quality...it was to be his last starring role, of course. The acting isn't as bad as I recalled and Barry plays the Jesse role almost tongue-in-cheek. The story moves along at a nice pace and the bare knuckle fight between Barry and a boxing champ is good fun. Yes, the LOW budget shows, but it isn't any worse than some of what Barry did for Lippert a few years earlier. If you love B Westerns, or Don "Red" Barry, I would highly recommend this one.
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- Oct 14, 1998
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- Los amores de Jesse James
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- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
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- 1.75 : 1
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