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| Universal International Pictures (UI) (1954) | |||||
| Adventure, Western | |||||
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In Collection
#215 |
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| Alan Ladd | Thomas O'Rourke | |
| Shelley Winters | Grace Markey | |
| J. Carrol Naish | Batoche | |
| Hugh O'Brian | Carl Smith | |
| Robert Douglas | Benton | |
| George J. Lewis | Lawson | |
| Richard Long | Abbott | |
| Jay Silverheels | Cajou | |
| Antonio Moreno | Chief Dark Cloud | |
| Frank Chase | Keller | |
| Lowell Gilmore | Banks | |
| Anthony Caruso | Spotted Eagle | |
| Henry Wills | Merrill | |
| Bob Herron | Brill | |
| Jonas Applegarth | Indian |
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| Producer |
Aaron Rosenberg
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| Writer |
Gil Doud
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| Cinematography |
John F. Seitz
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| Musician |
William Lava
Henry Mancini |
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Alan Ladd and Jay Silverheels (television's Tonto) are blood brothers whose bonds are tested when marauding Sioux Indians cross the border to enlist the peaceful Cree in a battle against the Great White Father. |
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