ride beyond vengeance (1966)

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Gritty western, where the anti-hero can't be all bad as along the way he manages to take up with a cat!

the hateful eight (2015)

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A friendly and inquisitive cat living in a stagecoach station, proves its not daft as it makes itself scarce when the action starts. Bullets and cats just don't mix.

they called him amen (1972)

Socrates.
Quirky comic western features a lawyer stroking his pet cat, when he talks to the hero, who has been thrown in jail, and proposes a bank job. "Better put you in your cage Socrates, when I prattle on about robberies you get all excited. I know you!" But Socrates isn't happy being put in the cage, and makes his feelings plain to see.

the paleface (1948)

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Peter Potter (Bob Hope) is a dentist in the old west, fooled into believing he's a dead shot killer. One night whilst on the prowl, he's frightened by an alley cat. Then whilst hiding in the morgue, the cat hides with him, getting bitten on the tail for his troubles!

rooster cogburn (1975)

General Sterling Price.
John Wayne reprises his role as Cogburn, and so does General Price, who now has a taste for Cogburn's beer, 'drunken cat!'

the good, the bad, and the ugly (1966)

Large One.
Blondie (Clint Eastwood) is on the hunt for Tuco (Eli Wallach), and whilst waiting makes pals with a kitten.

the undefeated (1969)

Fred.
Cowboy flick, with the unusual sight of the cook with a pet cat, who from the looks of it gets better fed than the cowboys.

true grit (1969)

General Sterling Price.
Rooster Cogburn's lazy house cat. He leaves the rat catching to Rooster, then takes the spoils. Cogburn later shows he knows more about cats than most when he states, 'General Price don't belong to me. Cat's don't belong to nobody, he just rooms with me.'