Unforgiven is a 1992 American Western film produced and directed by Clint Eastwood with a screenplay written by David Webb Peoples. The film tells the story of William Munny, an aging outlaw and killer who takes on one more job years after he had hung up his guns and turned to farming. A dark Western that deals frankly with the uglier aspects of violence and the myth of the Old West, it stars Eastwood in the lead role, with Gene Hackman,...
Alice and the other women are in Delilah's room taking up a collection to buy...
On Will's word the men in the bar move out of harms way. Little Bill walks up...
One of the ladies delivers the money to Will and Kid just outside town.
The need done, Will and the Kid wait just outside of town. Will looks out. Th...
Will and Kid wait outside behind the outhouse for Quick Bill to show himself.
Back in the room Delilah tells Alice and the other ladies why she didn't thin...
Ned was unable to pull the trigger on Davey. So will did it. The men wait on ...
Bill talks with the Schofield Kid inside his house as the kid tries to recrui...
Skinny finds out that Alice and the girls are trying to hire guns. He questio...
Ned and Will sit by their campfire and reflect.
Joe takes exception to English Bob's remarks. He starts to inform him of that...
Clyde joins the deputies in the sheriff's office then unloads the gun that Fa...
Will mounts his horse and leaves a final warning. The ladies come out into th...
Little Bill, not dead, cocks his gun, Will gets to him before he can fire it ...
Beauchamp is with Bill in the house that Bill's been building. The place is l...
Beaten, bruised and chained English Bob curses the town as he's railroaded ou...
Riding in the rain toward Big Whiskey, Ned offers Will a drink and recounts t...
Bill has released Beauchamp from his cell. He sits at Bill's desk taking note...
On his way out of the Barber's, Bill asks how he might contact Alice.
Beauchamp is introduced. He reaches in his bag. Doing so causes the deputies ...
After disarming him and knocking him to the ground, Little Bill starts kickin...
Ned mounts his horse, Will walks towards his. The Kid reconsiders the split.
English Bob exits the Barber Shop. He's met by Little Bill and his deputies. ...
Kid pulls his gun and points it at Ned. When Will asks him how far he can see...
Beauchamp holds the bars of his cell, looking and listening attentively to Li...
Little Bill stands in the doorway of the room where Strawberry Alice is tendi...
Will has just shot Skinny. He aims the rifle at Little Bill.
Kid tries to rationalize the killing of the two men. Will doesn't help.
Kid has just shot Quick Mike in the outhouse. During their escape Will hands ...
At the Bar T, Will and Kid slip up behind the outhouse and wait for Quick Mik...
The ladies watch and listen from their window as Bill heads up a posse to go ...
Delilah stands, turns and looks at Will who is still seated. She has to smile...
Bill takes the Schofield Kid in the house to talk.
The two men stop for the night. Will observed that Sally didn't like the idea...
English Bob speaks his mind to several of the men aboard the train.
In the sheriff's office the deputies load their guns in before going to relie...
Trying to get material for a book, Beauchamp slips his bag over his shoulder ...
Will crawls to the door of the saloon after Little Bill beats and kicks him r...
After beating Will, Little Bill goes upstairs to look for Ned and Kid. They'v...
It's pouring rain. Ned, Kid and Will have reached Big Whiskey. One of the lad...
Little Bill explains the realities of killing and gun play to Beauchamp.
On the way to Big Whiskey, caught in a heavy rain storm with his two companio...
Bunked for the night, Kid asks Ned and Will about the men they've killed. The...
The barber gives Bob a look as he low rates the president of the US.
Bob and Bill converse on the street outside the Barber Shop. Bill's men keep ...
Little Bill viciously and repeatedly kicks English Bob as he lay in the street.
Ned picks up the Kid's rifle. The Kid puts his hand on his pistol in a threat...
Skinny walks out to Little Bill's house to tell him that the women put out a ...
Ned exposes the Kid's poor eye sight. The Kid takes Ned's canteen, throws it ...
From within his cell, Beauchamp tries to justify the lack of realism depicted...
Bill goes on to explain the real reason Bob killed Two Gun.
Undeterred by several of the woman he's knocked down that have rushed into th...
Alice is upset that Skinny gets reimbursed but Delilah receives no justice.
Will comments after Kid begins to realize what he's just done in killing Quic...
At the Bar T Quick Mike gets up to go to the outhouse, Thirsty gets up to pro...
At the Bar T Mike is held up with some other hands. Buck busts his chops.
Ned, realizing he no longer has the stomach for killing, heads back to Kansas...
Bill rides to Ned's place to enlist his help in collecting the reward. Inside...
Aboard a train several people are reading the paper and discussing the attemp...
When the deputy asks English Bob to surrender his weapon, Bob lies even thoug...
After killing Skinny, Will points his rifle at Little Bill and tells him what...
Will crawls out from under one of the men Will's just shot. he convinces will...
At the cabin where their hold up, Will fights a fever. The Kid watches as Ned...
Ned goes upstairs to check on Kid and to avail himself to the pleasure of the...
Just after English Bob rolls out of town Skinny turns his attention to Delila...
On the coach out of town English Bob stands up and lets the towns people know...
Bill has Beauchamp hand the gun to Bob. Bob doesn't take it. Bill demonstrate...
The three men lay under their covers around the fire. Ned twists and turns.
English Bob is discussing the assassination of President Garfield with the ba...
Little Bill refers to English Bob vocation of shoting Chinese men.
Will and Ned catch up to the Kid. But he opens fire on them when they get close.
Clyde enters the Sheriff's office where the other deputies are preparing to d...
Bob surrenders his sidearm, then turns to walk away. Bill asks for his other ...
Bill offers a gun fighters review of the cover of the book that Beauchamp has...
While locked in a cell in the Sheriffs office Beauchamp receives a slightly d...
As the movie opens Davey is having sex when Quick Mikes voice is heard callin...
Will's rifle misfires. He throws it at Little Bill, draws his pistol and kill...
When they receive payment Will is told that Little Bill's killed Ned. He take...
A rock comes through the window of Alices room. The ladies are startled. Alic...
After his fever breaks Delilah and Will sit next outside the cabin and talk.
Bill gets up from the ground of his hog pen. The Schofield Kid is sitting on ...
Ned asks Will what the cowboys did to deserve death. Will dresses the story u...
By the fire at the end of the first days ride, Will and Ned reflect on the ch...
Will takes down Little Bill and his deputies. He address the remaining men in...
Will is seen walking from his home to his wife's grave in the back ground. He...
Kid tells Ned that they should do the job the next day. Ned wants to wait unt...
Will and Ned sit at a table in Skinny's. Kid is upstairs with Alice. Will app...
English Bob stands in the door way of the coach, cursing the towns people.
Little Bill puts English Bob in the coach out of town handcuffed and gives hi...
Little Bill gives Beauchamp a pistol and the keys to Bob's cell. He has Beauc...
Bill sits back down in his seat. Beauchamp, standing in his cell, is captivat...
Clyde unloads and reloads his weapons prior to going to face English Bob.
English Bob steps out of the Barber Shop to find half a dozen guns or so poin...
Bill instructs Charley to examine the contents of Beauchamp's bag and alludes...
On their way to Big Whiskey Ned asks Will, in so many words, what he does for...
Ned rides up beside kid an looks up as he speaks of a hawk. The kid looks up ...
Little Bill takes English Bob's second pistol then punches him, knocking him ...
In his office Bill reads one of Beauchamp's books. He talks to Beauchamp and ...
Beauchamp attempts to justify the contents of his book. Bill rises from his s...
Little Bill plans to whip Davey and Quick Mike for cutting Delilah up. Alice ...
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