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Three Hours to Kill (1954) was a Mystery - Western Film directed by Alfred L. Werker and produced by Harry Joe Brown.

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Jim Guthrie: Did you know we were going to get some cattle with the place?
Laurie Mastin: Cattle? How many?
Jim Guthrie: Two. We're going to be cattle barons.

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