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Conagher is both a hard-riding actioner and a character-driven look at Western life. Katharine Ross plays Evie Teale, widowed after coming West and forced to prove her mettle in many ways. Sam Elliott plays Conagher, a cowhand who, when not tracking rustlers, drifts in and out of Evie's life. Something about that frontier woman keeps drawing him back. But can Evie ever keep him from drifting out again? A widow, who is raising her two children and managing a stagecoach station, falls for a cowboy passing through her station. The battered cattle-puncher has to choose between the open range and the love of a good woman. A cowboy discovers that his fellow ranch hands plan to help rustlers steal the cattle. Novel by Louis L'Amour. The Turner videocassette is part of the "TNT Collection." Conagher | List Price | $14.97 (You save $5.08) | | Studio | Warner Home Video | | Orig Year | 1991 | | All Time Sales Rank |  3866  | | CD Universe Part number | 6834615 | | Catalog number | 6765 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 17, 2005 | | Rating | Not Rated | | Running Time | 117 Minutes | | Additional Info | Full Frame; Dubbed; Subtitled | | Movie Details | Color; Full Frame; Dubbed; Subtitled |
Conagher DVD Conagher is both a hard-riding actioner and a character-driven look at Western life. Katharine Ross plays Evie Teale, widowed after coming West and forced to prove her mettle in many ways. Sam Elliott plays Conagher, a cowhand who, when not tracking rustlers, drifts in and out of Evie's life. Something about that frontier woman keeps drawing him back. But can Evie ever keep him from drifting out again?
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