Song of the Loon Trailer

Song of the Loon Trailer (1970)

"The famous homosexual classic... is now a movie!" 11 March 1970 Drama, Western, Romance 79 mins

The journey of 19th-century frontiersman Ephraim MacIver and the adventures, stories, and homosexual relationships he had with other men in the American wilderness.

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Cast

John Iverson

as Cyrus Wheelwright

Morgan Royce

as Ephraim MacIver

Jon Evans

as Montgomery

Brad Fredericks

as Mr. Calvin

John Kalfas

as Singing Heron

Martin Valez

as Acomas

Michael Traxon

as Tiasholah

Lucky Manning

as Bear-Who-Dreams

Brad Della Valle

as Tsi-Nokha

John Drake

as Luke

Robert Vilardi

as Plum-of-the-Night

Richard Hoyt

as Indian Guru (uncredited)

Crew

Sergei Goncharoff

Sergei Goncharoff Music Editor

Nora Maxwell

Nora Maxwell Makeup Artist

Richard Amory

Richard Amory Original Story

Bud Costello

Bud Costello Production Supervisor

International Releases Dates

United States 20 May 1970

Production Companies

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