In The Fastest Gun Alive (1956), one of the most memorable moments isn’t a gunfight but a dance. Actor Russ Tamblyn, only 21 at the time, performs a remarkable acrobatic routine known as the “shovel dance.” In the film, Tamblyn plays Eddie, a young townsman eager to prove himself. When the community gathers at a local barn dance, he suddenly takes the floor, grabs a shovel as a prop, and launches into an energetic number. He flips, leaps, and spins with extraordinary athleticism, balancing and d

2.9M views · 38K reactions | Glenn Ford was known as "the fastest gun in Hollywood," reportedly able to draw and fire in just 0.4 seconds. Ford's skills were put to the test in THE LAST CHALLENGE ('67), as seen in the film's pinnacle confrontation.  Watch THE LAST CHALLENGE ('67) Tuesday at 5:30p ET on FMC. 鸞 | FMC | Facebook