Overview
Winchester ’73 is an American western first released in 1950,
directed by Anthony Mann.
The film stars James Stewart, Shelley Winters, Dan Duryea, Stephen McNally and Millard Mitchell.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Anthony Mann
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Script: Robert L. Richards, Borden Chase, Stuart N. Lake
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Photo: William H. Daniels
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Music: Walter Scharf
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Cast: James Stewart (Lin McAdam),
Shelley Winters (Lola Manners),
Dan Duryea (Waco Johnnie Dean),
Stephen McNally (Dutch Henry Brown),
Millard Mitchell (High Spade),
Charles Drake (Steve Miller),
John McIntire (Joe Lamont),
Will Geer (Wyatt Earp),
Jay C. Flippen (Sgt. Wilkes),
Rock Hudson (Young Bull),
John Alexander (Jack Riker),
Steve Brodie (Wesley),
James Millican (Wheeler),
Abner Biberman (Latigo Means),
Tony Curtis (Doan),
James Best (Crater),
Robert Anderson (Basset),
Mel Archer (Bartender),
Ray Bennett (Charles Bender),
Frank Chase (Cavalryman),
Edmund Cobb (Target watcher),
Frank Conlan (Contest clerk in saloon),
Tex Cooper (Shooting Contestant),
Jack Curtis (Bit part),
Steve Darrell (Bat Masterson),
John Doucette (Roan Daley),
Bonnie Kay Eddy (Bonnie Jameson),
Jimmy Hawkins (Boy at store window (first speech in film)),
Timmy Hawkins (Boy at Rifle Shoot),
Carol Henry (Dudeen),
Gary Jackson (Gary Jameson),
Norman Kent (Buffalo hunter),
Ethan Laidlaw (Station master),
Ted Mapes (Bartender),
Gregg Martell (Mossman (cavalryman)),
Bill McKenzie (Boy at rifle shoot),
Jennings Miles (Stagecoach driver),
Virginia Mullen (Mrs. Jameson),
Paul Newlan (Townsman),
Norman Ollestad (Stable boy),
Larry Olsen (Boy at rifle shoot),
Bud Osborne (Man),
Chuck Roberson (Long Tom),
Buddy Roosevelt (Townsman),
Forrest Taylor (Voice of target clerk),
Tony Taylor (Boy),
Ray Teal (Marshall Noonan),
John War Eagle (Indian interpreter),
Guy Wilkerson (Virgil Earp),
Duke York (Man #1),
Chief Yowlachie (Indian at rifle shoot)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 92 min; B&W
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