Summary
The Paleface is an American western first released in 1948,
directed by Norman Z. McLeod.
The film stars Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Robert Armstrong, Iris Adrian and Bobby Watson.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Norman Z. McLeod
- Script: Edmund L. Hartmann, Frank Tashlin, Jack Rose, Monte Brice, Barney Dean, Melville Shavelson
- Photo: Ray Rennahan
- Music: Victor Young
- Cast: Bob Hope (’Painless’ Peter Potter), Jane Russell (Calamity Jane), Robert Armstrong (Terris), Iris Adrian (Pepper), Bobby Watson (Toby Preston), Jackie Searl (Jasper Martin), Joseph Vitale (Indian Scout), Charles Trowbridge (Gov. Johnson), Clem Bevans (Hank Billings), Jeff York (Big Joe), Stanley Andrews (Commissioner Emerson), Wade Crosby (Jeb), Chief Yowlachie (Chief Yellow Feather), Iron Eyes Cody (Chief Iron Eyes), John Maxwell (Village gossip), Tom Kennedy (Bartender), Henry Brandon (Wapato (medicine man)), Francis McDonald (Lance), Frank Hagney (Greg), Skelton Knaggs (Pete), Olin Howland (Jonathan Sloane, undertaker), George Chandler (Patient #1), Nestor Paiva (Patient #2), Eric Alden (Bob), Carl Andre (Horseman), Trevor Bardette (Governor’s horseman), Hall Bartlett (Handsome cowboy), Oliver Blake (Cowboy advising ’aim to west’), Stanley Blystone (Saloon patron restraining Joe), Wally Boyle (Hotel clerk), John F. Bray, Al Bridge (Governor’s horseman), Paul E. Burns (Justice of the Peace), Lane Chandler (Cowboy advising ’lean to right’), Charles Cooley (Mr. X), Laura Corbay (Guest), Edgar Dearing (Sheriff), Dick Elliott (Mayor), Billy Engle (Pioneer), Margaret Field (Guest), Jody Gilbert (Woman in bath house), Marilyn Gladstone (B-Girl), June Glory (B-Girl), Dorothy Granger (Attendant at bath house), Betty Hannon (B-Girl), Charmienne Harker (B-Girl), Harry Harvey (Justice of the Peace), Al Hill (Pioneer), Earle Hodgins (Clem), Bob Kortman (Saloon patron restraining Joe), Ethan Laidlaw (Terris’ henchman), Dee La Nore (B-Girl), Babe London (Woman on wagon train), Ted Mapes (Horseman), Kermit Maynard (Horseman), Sharon McManus (Girl), John ’Skins’ Miller (Bellhop), Syd Saylor (Cowboy advising ’stand on toes’), Arthur Space (Zach), Houseley Stevenson (Pioneer), Maria J. Tavares (B-Girl), Loyal Underwood (Bearded character), Blackie Whiteford (Stagecoach shotgun guard), Harry Wilson (Cowboy in saloon), Duke York (Terris’ henchman)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 91 min
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