The Last Command (1955) [4K] #SterlingHayden #franklloydwright #annamaria #classicwestern

What a man was 6'6 Jim Buouie . Not a man would face the buoy knife . As a man, he never wanted praise nor glory , but to stand and take the last command . He gave his love and he fought for his land . Wouldn't you want to do like Jim Buie ? as a friend . They liked him straight from Rio all the way down [singing] to the Alamo . At the end, my friend, you know the real true story all about Jim Buouie's last command . [music] Mr. Boy, I'm Jeb Blacy. How are you ? I'd like to say it's a pleasure to meet you, sir . It is, huh you'd like to know . All right, tell me . What, sir ? Well, what's going on ? Why there's nobody on the street ? Place is locked up tight . Everybody in here, one mind. . Well, I don't understand everything it's about, sir . But our people need a better deal from the Mexicans . They've been treating us like we had no rights at all . Mr. William Travis, he's a lawyer from South Carolina . Real bright. Knows . Knows the law good . Well, Mr. Travis has been kind of our spokesman . I guess he talked too loud cuz the military commander arrested him . Juan Bradburn . That'd be You know him ? Sort of