Nebraska-Jim

A laconic drifter, who calls himself Nebraska, is hired as a ranch hand by Marthy Hillman and his wife Kay who are under pressure from a ruthless landowner, named Bill Carson, who extorts money from the ranchers. Carson has his sights set on Kay as well as the land, Nebraska plans to save Hillman from Carson's men and rescue Kay.

Ken Clark is very likeable as an intelligent hired gun, who has a conscious, and does things because he gives his word, unlike Clint's The Man with no Name, who is out for monetary gain. It's a decent western, leaning more towards American westerns (echoes of Shane here), but still has the Spaghetti western elements. It's a well shot, has some action and a lengthy brawl. There's some neat twists. Predictably the wife has the hots for Clark but Clark sort of resists- definitely makes him more closer to Gary Cooper than Eastwood.