Seven Ways from Sundown (1960) - film review

Action / Adventure / Western

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Seven Ways from Sundown is an American western first released in 1960, directed by Harry Keller. The film stars Audie Murphy, Barry Sullivan, Venetia Stevenson, John McIntire and Kenneth Tobey. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Harry Keller
Script: Clair Huffaker
Photo: Ellis W. Carter
Music: Irving Gertz, William Lava
Cast: Audie Murphy (Seven Ways From Sundown Jones), Barry Sullivan (Jim Flood), Venetia Stevenson (Joy Karrington), John McIntire (Texas Ranger Sergeant Henessey), Kenneth Tobey (Texas Ranger Lieutenant Herly), Mary Field (Mrs. Karrington), Ken Lynch (Graves), Suzanne Lloyd (Lucinda), Ward Ramsey (Fogarty), Don Collier (Duncan), Jack Kruschen (Beeker), Claudia Barrett (Gilda), Teddy Rooney (Jody), Don Haggerty (Dick Durton), Robert Burton (Eavens), Fred Graham (Freighter), Dale Van Sickel (Freighter #2), Don Happy (Hanley Gang Member), William Henry (Hobbs Saloon Bartender), Bob Herron (Freighter), Charles Horvath (Jake Hanley), Jason Johnson (Doctor), Henry Rowland (Sam, Saloon Customer), Dean Smith (Hanley Gang Member), Bob Terhune (Hanley Gang Member), Guy Wilkerson (Townsman of Beeker’s Crossing), Joe Yrigoyen (Freighter)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 96 min

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