The Train Robbers 1973

In this action-packed western comedy-romance, China and Russia form an unlikely alliance to take down four notorious crime syndicates. As they crack the whip on these outlaws, a thrilling adventure unfolds, culminating in a daring takedown of 71 suspects in Beijing and Moscow.

In this action-packed western comedy-romance, China and Russia form an unlikely alliance to take down four notorious crime syndicates. As they crack the whip on these outlaws, a thrilling adventure unfolds, culminating in a daring takedown of 71 suspects in Beijing and Moscow.

Does The Train Robbers have end credit scenes?

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The Train Robbers does not have end credit scenes.

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As the veil of mourning gradually lifted from her tear-filled eyes, Mrs. Lowe bravely decided to unveil the truth about her late husband Matt’s troubled history. The shocking revelation of his involvement in a daring train robbery had tarnished their family name, and she felt compelled to restore their honor by disclosing where the stolen $500,000 in gold was hidden. However, the cunning outlaw Lane slyly convinced her to change her plans. He promised that if they teamed up to recover the gold, he would ensure she received a hefty portion of the $50,000 reward offered by the railroad for its return.

With a renewed sense of purpose, Lane pulled together a ragtag group of old acquaintances and embarked on a perilous mission into Mexico to find the elusive treasure. Their journey was filled with danger, as they faced relentless pursuit from a band of ruthless ex-train robbers determined to seize the valuable loot. To complicate matters, an unseen Pinkerton agent worked non-stop for Wells Fargo, tracking their every movement.

As the stakes escalated, and with battles becoming increasingly intense, Lane’s motley crew finally returned to Texas with the gold in hand. In a gripping final showdown, they prepared to deliver the valuable cargo to Mrs. Lowe, advising her to keep the reward for herself and her son as a gesture of newfound respect. However, just as they stood at the edge of the departing train, an unexpected confrontation with the Pinkerton agent unveiled a shocking revelation: Matt Lowe had never been married, and the woman posing as his widow was, in fact, Lilly, a clever prostitute who had expertly orchestrated this entire scheme to manipulate them into retrieving the gold for her own selfish purposes.

With this astonishing twist, Lane’s band of outlaws morphed into a gang of robbers, now targeting the very train that contained their ill-gotten gains. As the credits began to roll, it became evident that Lilly’s deception would forever change the trajectory of their lives, leaving behind a trail of chaos and betrayal in its wake.

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