Action,Western
United States of America
The movie Nevada Smith was released in 1966 and starred Steve McQueen in the lead role of Nevada Smith. It was directed by Henry Hathaway, and the screenplay was based on the novel "The Carpetbaggers" by Harold Robbins.
The story is set in the 1890s and follows the journey of Nevada Smith, a young man whose mother is a Native American and father, a white man. His parents' union was not accepted by society, and Nevada had to face racial discrimination and taunts throughout his life.
When his father is brutally murdered by three men who were after his gold, Nevada swears to avenge his death. He sets out to track down the killers and does whatever it takes to get to them. In his pursuit, he befriends a gun merchant named Tom Fitch, who teaches him how to handle and shoot guns efficiently.
As the story unfolds, Nevada's journey takes him from one place to another, encountering a range of characters along the way. He meets women who want to help him, lawmen who want to capture him, and bandits who want to kill him.
Steve McQueen gave one of his finest performances in the movie, and his portrayal of Nevada Smith was highly appreciated by critics and audiences alike. The movie was a commercial success and was praised for its action sequences, cinematography, and McQueen's performance.
Overall, Nevada Smith is a must-watch for fans of Westerns and Steve McQueen, as it offers an entertaining and action-packed story of revenge and redemption.
