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THREE HOURS TO KILL (1954)

Dana Andrews and James Westerfield in THREE HOURS TO KILL, another of a handful of Westerns starring Dana featuring the hangman's noose: In this picture, he's almost strung-up, survives, escapes, and returns to town to find out who killed the man he was accused of killing in the first place. This handsome Western, directed by Alfred Werker, happens mostly in flashback.
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