"SIX-GUN SHOWDOWN IN THE SIERRAS" 02 December 1951 Western 87 mins
A small rancher is being harassed by his mighty and powerful neighbor. When the neighbor even hires gunmen to intimidate him he has to defend himself and his property by means of violence.
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Randolph Scott as Owen Merrit
Joan Leslie as Laurie Bidwell Isham
Ellen Drew as Nan Melotte
Alexander Knox as Will Isham
Richard Rober as Fay Dutcher
John Russell as Hugh Clagg
Alfonso Bedoya as Cultus Charley
Guinn "Big Boy" Williams as Bourke Prine
Clem Bevans as Pay Lankershim
Cameron Mitchell as George Vird
Richard Crane as Juke Vird
Frank Sully as Lee Repp
Don Beddoe as Love Bidwell (uncredited)
Tennessee Ernie Ford as Wrangler (uncredited)
Frank Hagney as Ned Bale (uncredited)
James Kirkwood as Sheriff Medary (uncredited)
André de Toth Director
Kenneth Gamet Screenplay
Ernest Haycox Novel
Frank Goodwin Sound Engineer
Randolph Scott Associate Producer
Morris Stoloff Music Director
Charles Lawton Jr. Director of Photography
Harry Joe Brown Producer
Willard M. Reineck Assistant Director
Charles Nelson Editor
George Brooks Art Direction
Frank Tuttle Set Decoration
George Duning Original Music Composer
Herbert Stewart Producer's Assistant
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United States 02 December 1951
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