September Gun 1983
In *September Gun* (1983), Robert Preston stars as Ben Sunday, a grizzled, weary gunfighter who finds himself reluctantly drawn into an unexpected partnership with a determined Catholic nun, played by Patty Duke.
Director: Don Taylor
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is September Gun (1983) about?
*September Gun* follows the reluctant alliance between a hardened gunslinger and a determined nun. Together, they attempt to convert a rowdy frontier saloon into a safe haven for Apache orphans, turning a den of vice into a place of refuge. The film's sharp contrast between its comedic and dramatic tones makes it a unique Western entry.
Who directed September Gun?
Don Taylor directed *September Gun* (1983), bringing his experience in both film and television to this offbeat Western comedy.
Who stars in September Gun?
The film features Robert Preston as the lead gunfighter, supported by Patty Duke as the determined nun, alongside Geoffrey Lewis, Sally Kellerman, and David Knell.
Is September Gun (1983) worth watching?
With its blend of Western tropes and dark humor, *September Gun* offers a refreshing take on the genre. While IMDb-unrated, the chemistry between its stars and the film's quirky premise make it a cult curiosity worth tracking down.
How long is September Gun?
September Gun runs for 92 minutes.
About September Gun (1983) — A Western Comedy Where the Salvation Comes with a Bullet
In *September Gun* (1983), Robert Preston stars as Ben Sunday, a grizzled, weary gunfighter who finds himself reluctantly drawn into an unexpected partnership with a determined Catholic nun, played by Patty Duke. Their mission is both noble and absurd: to transform a rowdy saloon and brothel into a sanctuary for Apache orphans. The film blends dark comedy with Western grit, painting a vivid portrait of the American frontier's contradictions—where violence and virtue collide in the most unlikely of places.
Directed by Don Taylor, this TV movie delivers a tonally rich story that oscillates between farce and pathos. The chemistry between Preston and Duke anchors the film, while Geoffrey Lewis and Sally Kellerman add sharp, memorable support. Themes of redemption and unlikely friendship unfold against a backdrop of dusty streets and moral ambiguity, making *September Gun* a standout in the underrated Western-comedy genre.