Western . 02 h 42 m
Overview
Release Date
02 November 1962
Languages
English, Spanish,
Produced By
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Cinerama Productions,
Directed by : Henry Hathaway
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"How the West Was Won - It's here! The mightiest adventure ever filmed!" is english Language Movie.
"How the West Was Won" was released on 02 November 1962 it had a budget of $15,000,000 and had box office collection of $50,000,000.
The movie was directed by Henry Hathaway
It has cast of: Carroll Baker as Eve Prescott Rawlings, Lee J. Cobb as Marshal Lou Ramsey, Henry Fonda as Jethro Stuart, Carolyn Jones as Julie Rawlings, Karl Malden as Zebulon Prescott, Gregory Peck as Cleve Van Valen, George Peppard as Zeb Rawlings, Robert Preston as Roger Morgan, Debbie Reynolds as Lilith Prescott, James Stewart as Linus Rawlings, Eli Wallach as Charlie Gant, John Wayne as Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, Richard Widmark as Mike King, Brigid Bazlen as Dora Hawkins, Walter Brennan as Col. Jeb Hawkins, David Brian as Lilith's Attorney, Andy Devine as Cpl. Peterson, Raymond Massey as Abraham Lincoln, Agnes Moorehead as Rebecca Prescott, Harry Morgan as Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, Thelma Ritter as Agatha Clegg, Mickey Shaughnessy as Deputy Stover, Russ Tamblyn as Confederate Deserter, Spencer Tracy as Narrator (voice), Harry Dean Stanton as Gant Henchman (uncredited), Lee Van Cleef as River Pirate (uncredited), Rodolfo Acosta as Gant Gang Member (uncredited), Clinton Sundberg as Hylan Seabury (uncredited), Willis Bouchey as Civil War Surgeon (uncredited), Claude Johnson as Jeremiah Rawlings (uncredited), Kim Charney as Sam Prescott (uncredited), Bryan Russell as Zeke Prescott (uncredited), Stanley Livingston as Prescott Rawlings (uncredited), Jay C. Flippen as Huggins (uncredited), Tudor Owen as Parson Alec Harvey (uncredited), Karl Swenson as Train Conductor (uncredited), James Griffith as Poker Player with Cleve (uncredited), Jack Pennick as Cpl. Murphy, Jim Michael as Barfly (uncredited), Chuck Roberson as Officer (uncredited), Claude Akins as Man (uncredited), Mark Allen as Colin Harvey (uncredited), Don Anderson as Auction Guest (uncredited), Beulah Archuletta as Arapaho Woman (uncredited), Robert Banas as Dance Hall Dancer (uncredited), Willie Bloom as Barfly (uncredited), Bill Borzage as Barfly (uncredited), John Breen as Waiter (uncredited), Charlie Briggs as Flying Arrow Barker (uncredited), Buddy Bryan as Music Hall Dancer / Wagon Train Traveler (uncredited), Paul Bryar as Auctioneer's Assistant (uncredited), Walter Burke as Wagon Poker Player (uncredited), Polly Burson as Stock Player (uncredited), Ken Curtis as Cpl. Ben (uncredited), John Damler as Lawyer (uncredited), Christopher Dark as Poker Player with Cleve (uncredited), Kem Dibbs as Blacksmith (uncredited), Forrest Draper as Bit Role (uncredited), Craig Duncan as James Marshall (uncredited), Ben Black Elk Sr. as Arapaho Chief (uncredited), Raoul Freeman as Auction Guest (uncredited), Sol Gorss as River Pirate (uncredited), Tom Greenway as Bit Role (uncredited), Barry Harvey as Angus Harvey (uncredited), William Henry as Staff Officer (uncredited), Jerry Holmes as Railroad Clerk (uncredited), Roy Jenson as Henchman (uncredited), Walter Kightly as Cavalryman (uncredited), Jack Lambert as Gant Henchman (uncredited), John Larch as Grimes (uncredited), Robert P. Lieb as Bartender (uncredited), Herbert Maneval as Schoolboy (uncredited), J. Edward McKinley as Auctioneer (uncredited), Gary Menteer as Music Hall Dancer / Wagon Train Traveler (uncredited), Harold Miller as Auction Guest (uncredited), Harry Monty as River Pirate (uncredited), Bob Morgan as Member of Train Robbery Gang (uncredited), Boyd 'Red' Morgan as River Pirate (uncredited), Forbes Murray as Auction Guest (uncredited), Robert Nash as Lawyer (uncredited), Cliff Osmond as Bartender (uncredited), Harvey Parry as Henchman (uncredited), Gil Perkins as Henchman (uncredited), Red Perkins as Union Soldier (uncredited), Murray Pollack as Auction Guest (uncredited), Paul Power as Auction Guest (uncredited), Frank Radcliffe as Music Hall Dancer / Wagon Train Traveler (uncredited), Buddy Red Bow as Arapaho Man (uncredited), Walter Reed as River Pirate (uncredited), Victor Romito as Henchman (uncredited), Jamie Ross as Bruce Harvey (uncredited), Gene Roth as Riverboat Poker Player (uncredited), Bing Russell as Man (uncredited), Danny Sands as Trapeze Man (uncredited), Joe Sawyer as Riverboat Officer (uncredited), Jeffrey Sayre as Auction Guest (uncredited), Phil Schumacher as Bartender (uncredited), June Smaney as Saloon Girl (uncredited), Kelly Smith as Little Girl (uncredited), Dub Taylor as Man (uncredited), Ken Terrell as River Pirate (uncredited), Jack Tornek as Barfly (uncredited), William Wellman Jr. as Officer #2 (uncredited), Harry Wilson as Cattleman at Barricade (uncredited), Carleton Young as Poker Player with Cleve (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Charles Lang as Director of Photography(Camera), John Ford as Director(Directing), Alfred Newman as Original Music Composer(Sound), Harold F. Kress as Editor(Editing), George Marshall as Director(Directing), Milton Krasner as Director of Photography(Camera), Joseph LaShelle as Director of Photography(Camera), Bernard Smith as Producer(Production), Henry Hathaway as Director(Directing), William H. Daniels as Director of Photography(Camera), Walter Plunkett as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Sydney Guilaroff as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), Ken Darby as Lyricist(Writing), Jack Mills as Set Decoration(Art), William Shanks as Assistant Director(Directing), A. Arnold Gillespie as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), Sammy Cahn as Lyricist(Writing), William Ferrari as Art Direction(Art), George W. Davis as Art Direction(Art), Henry Grace as Set Decoration(Art), Don Greenwood Jr. as Set Decoration(Art), George Marshall Jr. as Assistant Director(Directing), Thomas Conroy as Production Supervisor(Production), William McGarry as Assistant Director(Directing), Robert Saunders as Assistant Director(Directing), Robert R. Hoag as Visual Effects(Visual Effects), James R. Webb as Writer(Writing), Addison Hehr as Art Direction(Art), Johnny Mercer as Lyricist(Writing), Franklin Milton as Recording Supervision(Sound), Robert Emmett Dolan as Music Coordinator(Sound), Wingate Smith as Assistant Director(Directing), Charles K. Hagedon as Color Assistant(Editing), Hal Needham as Stunts(Crew), Ronnie Rondell Jr. as Stunts(Crew), Richard Thorpe as Special Guest Director(Directing), John Gay as Writer(Writing), Ron Talsky as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), John Truwe as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), William Tuttle as Makeup Designer(Costume & Make-Up), Lynn F. Reynolds as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Jay Sebring as Hair Designer(Costume & Make-Up), Abe Steinberg as Production Supervisor(Production), Hank Moonjean as Assistant Director(Directing), Richard Talmadge as Second Unit Director(Directing), Matty Azzarone as Leadman(Art), Frank Wesselhoff as Painter(Art), Tyrus Wong as Art Department Assistant(Art), Carl Brandon as Sound Editor(Sound), Harold Humbrock as Sound Editor(Sound), Van Allen James as Sound Editor(Sound), Kendrick Kinney as Sound Editor(Sound), John Lipow as Sound Editor(Sound), John Logan as Supervising Sound Editor(Sound), Milo B. Lory as Sound Editor(Sound), Bob Overbeck as Special Effects Technician(Crew), Charles Schulthies as Special Effects Technician(Crew), Lester Swartz as Special Effects(Crew), Rick Arnold as Stunts(Crew), May Boss as Stunts(Crew), Polly Burson as Stunts(Crew), Al Carmichael as Stunts(Crew), Frank Cordell as Stunts(Crew), Everett Creach as Stunts(Crew), John Epper as Stunts(Crew), Richard Farnsworth as Stunts(Crew), Sol Gorss as Stunts(Crew), Fred Graham as Stunts(Crew), Donna Hall as Stunts(Crew), Donna Hall as Stunt Double(Crew), Chuck Hayward as Stunts(Crew), Charles Horvath as Stunts(Crew), Loren Janes as Stunt Double(Crew), Loren Janes as Stunts(Crew), Roy Jenson as Stunts(Crew), Leroy Johnson as Stunts(Crew), Eddie Juaregui as Stunts(Crew), Cliff Lyons as Stunts(Crew), Ted Mapes as Stunts(Crew), Troy Melton as Stunts(Crew), Louise Montana as Stunts(Crew), Bob Morgan as Stunts(Crew), Boyd 'Red' Morgan as Stunts(Crew), Harvey Parry as Stunts(Crew), Gil Perkins as Stunts(Crew), Carl Pitti as Stunts(Crew), Rusty Richards as Stunts(Crew), Chuck Roberson as Stunt Double(Crew), Chuck Roberson as Stunts(Crew), Danny Sands as Stunts(Crew), Dick Shane as Stunts(Crew), Dean Smith as Stunts(Crew), Richard Talmadge as Stunt Coordinator(Crew), Bob Terhune as Stunts(Crew), Ken Terrell as Stunts(Crew), Jerry Vance as Stunts(Crew), Autry Ward as Stunts(Crew), Troy Ward as Stunts(Crew), Jack Williams as Stunts(Crew), Jack N. Young as Stunts(Crew), Joe Yrigoyen as Stunts(Crew), Harold E. Wellman as Second Unit Director of Photography(Camera), Bill Johnson as Camera Operator(Camera), James V. King as Camera Operator(Camera), Owen Marsh as Camera Technician(Camera), Pete G. Papanickolas as Grip(Camera), Robert Fuca as Set Costumer(Costume & Make-Up), Joan Joseff as Other(Costume & Make-Up), Charles K. Hagedon as Editorial Consultant(Editing), Mike Henry as Negative Cutter(Editing), Dave Guard as Vocals(Sound), Robert Armbruster as Conductor(Sound), Robert Bain as Musician(Sound), Ken Darby as Vocals(Sound), Vince De Rosa as Musician(Sound), Robert Emmett Dolan as Conductor(Sound), Carl Fortina as Musician(Sound), Jack Hayes as Orchestrator(Sound), Tommy Morgan as Musician(Sound), Alfred Newman as Conductor(Sound), Uan Rasey as Musician(Sound), Ethmer Roten as Musician(Sound), Paul Salamunovich as Vocals(Sound), Leo Shuken as Orchestrator(Sound), Sally Stevens as Vocals(Sound), Louise Di Tullio as Musician(Sound), Michael Preece as Script Supervisor(Directing), Abe Steinberg as Production Executive(Production), in lead roles.
Released on:
02 November 1962
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