Comanche Station is a 1960 Western film directed by Budd Boetticher, starring Randolph Scott, Nancy Gates, and Claude Akins. The movie tells the story of Jefferson Cody (Randolph Scott), a widower who makes a living by bringing back white women who have been kidnapped by Comanches and then sold to Mexican bandits.
At the beginning of the film, Cody encounters a woman named Nancy Lowe (Nancy Gates), who begs him to help her find her husband, who was taken by the Comanches a year ago. Cody agrees to help her and takes her on his journey to find her husband. Along the way, they encounter two other men, Ben Lane (Claude Akins) and Frank (Skip Homeier), who agree to help them.
However, it's not an easy journey, as they face several obstacles, including hostile Indians and treacherous terrain. They must also contend with Ben Lane, who is revealed to be a ruthless outlaw who has his own agenda for finding the kidnapped man.
As they continue their journey, Cody and Nancy start developing romantic feelings towards each other, which complicates things further. But they must work together to survive and complete their mission.
The film is notable for its beautiful cinematography, tense action sequences, and strong performances, particularly from Randolph Scott. It's a classic Western tale of heroism, adventure, and romance, and is considered one of the best films of its genre.
