Chisum (1970)

Dir: Andrew V. McLaglen Western stars 3

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Chisum is an American western first released in 1970, directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. The film stars John Wayne, Forrest Tucker, Christopher George, Ben Johnson and Glenn Corbett. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
Script: Andrew V. McLaglen
Photo: William H. Clothier
Music: Dominic Frontiere
Cast: John Wayne (John Simpson Chisum), Forrest Tucker (Lawrence Murphy), Christopher George (Dan Nodeen), Ben Johnson (James Pepper), Glenn Corbett (Pat Garrett), Bruce Cabot (Sheriff Brady), Andrew Prine (Alex McSween), Patric Knowles (Henry Tunstall), Richard Jaeckel (Jess Evans), Lynda Day George (Sue McSween), Geoffrey Deuel (Billy ’The Kid’ Bonney), Pamela McMyler (Sallie Chisum), John Agar (Amos Patton), Lloyd Battista (Neemo), Robert Donner (Morton (deputy sheriff)), Ray Teal (Justice J.B. Wilson), Edward Faulkner (James J. Dolan), Ron Soble (Charley Bowdre), John Mitchum (Baker (deputy sheriff)), Glenn Langan (Colonel Nathan Dudley), Alan Baxter (Gov. Sam Axtell), Alberto Morin (Juan Delgado), William Bryant (Jeff – Head Wrangler), Pedro Armendáriz Jr. (Ben), Christopher Mitchum (Tom O’Folliard), John Pickard (Sgt. Braddock), Abraham Sofaer (Chief White Buffalo), Gregg Palmer (Karl Riker), Hank Worden (Stationmaster Elwood), Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez (Mexican rancher), Jim Burk (Trace – a Wrangler), Eddy Donno (Cass), Bob Morgan (Pegleg on Street), William Conrad (Narrator – Opening Credits), José Ángel Espinosa ’Ferrusquilla’ (Governor’s Aide), Ron Fletcher (Doctor), John Kelly (Minister), Cliff Lyons (Wrangler), Josh McLaglen (Young boy loading wagon), Mary McLaglen (Young girl), Chuck Roberson (Trail herder), José Torvay (Mexican Blacksmith), Trinidad Villa (Blacksmith), Ralph Volkie (Blacksmith), Henry Wills (Extra)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 111 min

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