Lonely Are the Brave (1962) - film review

Drama / Western

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Lonely Are the Brave is an American western first released in 1962, directed by David Miller. The film stars Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands, Walter Matthau, Michael Kane and Carroll O’Connor. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: David Miller
Script: Edward Abbey, Dalton Trumbo
Photo: Philip H. Lathrop
Music: Jerry Goldsmith
Cast: Kirk Douglas (John W. "Jack" Burns), Gena Rowlands (Jerry Bondi), Walter Matthau (Sheriff Morey Johnson), Michael Kane (Paul Bondi), Carroll O’Connor (Hinton (truck driver)), William Schallert (Harry (soft-spoken radio operator)), George Kennedy (Deputy Sheriff Gutierrez), Karl Swenson (Rev. Hoskins (prison inmate)), William Mims (First deputy arraigning Burns), Martin Garralaga (Old man (observer in Latin bar)), Lalo Rios (Prisoner), Bill Bixby (Airman in helicopter), George Keymas (Deputy), Harry Lauter (Deputy in canyon), Bill Raisch (One Arm), Dan Sheridan (Deputy Glynn (Comic Book)), Vince St. Cyr (Navajo prisoner who escapes), Stuart Wade (Desk sergeant), Charles Wagenheim (Convict), Dan White (Convict)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 107 min; B&W

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