Amos Tucker (Tim Conway) and Theodore Ogelvie (Don Knotts) have gone straight and try to start over when they get robbed and then blamed for a series of thefts that were actually committed by the very men who stole their money.
Trying to stay on the right side of the law leads them to the United States Cavalry at Fort Concho and as part of Jack Elam's plan to rob a train. Luckily, they have army intelligence operative Jeff Reed (Tim Mattheson) to help them. All ends well and they end up right where the last movie finished, as they go to Russell Donovan's farm to try and get some work.
Your enjoyment of this movie is directly in proportion to how much you enjoy the antics of Conway and Knotts.
How similar were Disney's 70s films? They had to put a sticker on the posters for this movie ensuring audiences that it was a new movie.
Trying to stay on the right side of the law leads them to the United States Cavalry at Fort Concho and as part of Jack Elam's plan to rob a train. Luckily, they have army intelligence operative Jeff Reed (Tim Mattheson) to help them. All ends well and they end up right where the last movie finished, as they go to Russell Donovan's farm to try and get some work.
Your enjoyment of this movie is directly in proportion to how much you enjoy the antics of Conway and Knotts.
How similar were Disney's 70s films? They had to put a sticker on the posters for this movie ensuring audiences that it was a new movie.