Monte Walsh (1970) - film review

Western

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Monte Walsh is an American western first released in 1970, directed by William A. Fraker. The film is based on a novel by Jack Schaefer and stars Lee Marvin, Jeanne Moreau, Jack Palance, Mitch Ryan and Jim Davis. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: William A. Fraker
Script: David Zelag Goodman, Lukas Heller, Jack Schaefer (novel)
Photo: David M. Walsh
Music: John Barry
Cast: Lee Marvin (Monte Walsh), Jeanne Moreau (Martine Bernard), Jack Palance (Chet Rollins), Mitch Ryan (Shorty Austin), Jim Davis (Cal Brennan), G.D. Spradlin (Hal Henderson), John Hudkins (Sonny Jacobs), Raymond Guth (Sunfish Perkins), John McKee (Petey Williams), Michael Conrad (Dally Johnson), Tom Heaton (Sugar Wyman), Ted Gehring (Skimpy Eagans), Bo Hopkins (Jumpin’ Joe Joslin), John McLiam (Fightin’ Joe Hooker), Allyn Ann McLerie (Mary Eagle), Matt Clark (Rufus Brady), Billy Green Bush (Powder Kent), Eric Christmas (Col. Wilson)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 106 min

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