Comedy,Western,Action
United States of America
Sam Whiskey is a 1969 American Western comedy film directed by Arnold Laven and starring Burt Reynolds, Angie Dickinson, and Clint Walker. The film revolves around the character of Sam Whiskey, a gun-for-hire with a reputation for getting things done. Sam is approached by a beautiful widow, Laura Breckenridge, who offers him a job salvaging gold bars from a sunken ship. The gold was stolen by her deceased husband, and Laura needs it to pay off her late husband's debts.
Sam agrees to take the job, but things quickly become complicated when he discovers that the gold is actually stolen federal property. Sam and Laura now find themselves on the run from the law, and they must figure out a way to get the gold back to the mint without getting caught.
The film features plenty of action and humor, as Sam and Laura enlist the help of a colorful cast of characters, including a giant mute named O.W. Bandy (played by Clint Walker) and a bandit named Jedidiah Hooker (played by Ossie Davis). Along the way, they encounter various obstacles, including a corrupt sheriff and a ruthless gang of thieves who want the gold for themselves.
The film is notable for its charismatic performances by Reynolds, Dickinson, and Walker, as well as its witty script and clever plot twists. Overall, Sam Whiskey is an entertaining romp that combines humor, action, and adventure in a satisfying package.
