Alvarez Kelly (1966)

Dir: Edward Dmytryk Western stars 3

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Alvarez Kelly is an American western first released in 1966, directed by Edward Dmytryk. The film stars William Holden, Richard Widmark, Janice Rule, Patrick O’Neal and Victoria Shaw. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Edward Dmytryk
Script: Edward Dmytryk
Photo: Joseph MacDonald
Music: Johnny Green
Cast: William Holden (Alvarez Kelly), Richard Widmark (Col. Tom Rossiter), Janice Rule (Liz Pickering), Patrick O’Neal (Maj. Albert Steadman), Victoria Shaw (Charity Warwick), Roger C. Carmel (Capt. Angus Ferguson), Richard Rust (Sgt. Hatcher), Arthur Franz (Capt. Towers), Don ’Red’ Barry (Lt. Farrow), Duke Hobbie (John Beaurider), Harry Carey Jr. (Cpl. Peterson), Howard Caine (McIntyre), Mauritz Hugo (Ely Harrison), Barry Atwater (Gen. Kautz), Robert Morgan (Capt. Williams), Paul Lukather (Capt. Webster), Stephanie Hill (Mary Ann), Indus Arthur (Melinda), Clint Ritchie (Union Lieutenant), Ivan Browning (Waiter), Pepe Callahan (Pancho), Arlene Charles (Bordello Girl), Roberto Contreras (Sanchez), Scatman Crothers (Bellhop), Boone Dugas (Extra), Barbara Eaton (Bordello Girl), Jacqueline Fontaine (Bordello Girl), Anthony Ghazlo Sr. (Waiter), Art Gilmore (Trailer Narrator), Peter Goff (Union Sentry), Sonya Harrison (Ellie), Pat Hawley (Confederate Officer), Bill Holliday (Union Lt. Cox), Jerry Leggio (Telegrapher), Walter Maslow (Confederate Officer), John McKee (Finley), Mantan Moreland (Bartender), Sally Nichols (Bordello Girl), Joyce Perry (Bordello Girl), Pedro Regas (Mexican Manservant), Sherry Staiger (Geraldine – the Madame), Frank Sully (Prisoner), Hal Taggart (Desk Clerk), Jan Watson (Bordello Girl), Guy Wilkerson (Jailer), James Wood (Union Officer), Grant Woods (Captain Freeman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 116 min

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