The Lonely Man (1957)

Dir: Henry Levin Western stars 3

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The Lonely Man is an American western first released in 1957, directed by Henry Levin. The film stars Jack Palance, Anthony Perkins, Neville Brand, Robert Middleton and Elisha Cook Jr.. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Henry Levin
Script: Harry Essex, Robert Smith
Photo: Lionel Lindon
Music: Van Cleave
Cast: Jack Palance (Jacob Wade), Anthony Perkins (Riley Wade), Neville Brand (King Fisher), Robert Middleton (Ben Ryerson), Elisha Cook Jr. (Willie), Claude Akins (Blackburn), Lee Van Cleef (Faro), Harry Shannon (Dr. Fisher), James Bell (Judge Hart), Adam Williams (Lon), Denver Pyle (Brad, Red Bluff Sheriff), John Doucette (Sundown Whipple), Paul Newlan (Fence Green), Elaine Aiken (Ada Marshall), Tennessee Ernie Ford (Singer), Moody Blanchard (Bode), Ray Boyle (Matt), Taggart Casey (Sheriff Bradley), Billy Dix (Red Bluff poker player), Milton Frome (Bixby – Bonneville deputy), Kenneth Hooker (Red Bluff poker player), Wes Hudman (Milt), William Meader (Red Bluff poker player), Zon Murray (Bartender), Tudor Owen (Blacksmith, Mr. MacGregor), Alan Page (Bystander), Dick Ryan (Old Man), Russell Simpson (Red Bluff poker player), Philip Van Zandt (Burnsey), Dan White (Butcher)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min; B&W

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