Western . 01 h 32 m
Overview
Release Date
12 July 1950
Languages
English,
Produced By
Universal International Pictures,
Directed by : Anthony Mann
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"Winchester '73 - The Gun That Won The West!" is english Language Movie.
"Winchester '73" was released on 12 July 1950 it had box office collection of $2,250,000.
The movie was directed by Anthony Mann
It has cast of: James Stewart as Lin McAdam, Shelley Winters as Lola Manners, Dan Duryea as Waco Johnnie Dean, Stephen McNally as Dutch Henry Brown, Millard Mitchell as High Spade, Charles Drake as Steve Miller, John McIntire as Joe Lamont, Will Geer as Wyatt Earp, Jay C. Flippen as Sergeant Wilkes, Rock Hudson as Young Bull, John Alexander as Jack Riker, Steve Brodie as Wesley, James Millican as Wheeler, Abner Biberman as Latigo Means, Tony Curtis as Doan, James Best as Crater, Victor Adamson as Townsman (uncredited), Robert Anderson as Basset (uncredited), Mel Archer as Bartender (uncredited), Ray Bennett as Charles Bender (uncredited), Chet Brandenburg as Townsman (uncredited), Buck Bucko as Townsman (uncredited), Roy Bucko as Townsman (uncredited), Frank Chase as Cavalryman (uncredited), Edmund Cobb as Target Watcher (uncredited), Frank Conlan as Contest Clerk in Saloon (uncredited), Tex Cooper as Shooting Contestant (uncredited), Victor Cox as Townsman (uncredited), Jack Curtis as Townsman (uncredited), Steve Darrell as Bat Masterson (uncredited), John Doucette as Roan Daley (uncredited), Bonnie Kay Eddy as Bonnie Jameson (uncredited), Bill Gillis as Townsman (uncredited), Chick Hannan as Spectator (uncredited), Al Haskell as Contest Spectator (uncredited), Jimmy Hawkins as Boy at Store Window (uncredited), Timmy Hawkins as Boy at Rifle Shoot (uncredited), Carol Henry as Dudeen (uncredited), Gary Jackson as Gary Jameson (uncredited), Jack Kenny as Townsman (uncredited), Norman Kent as Buffalo Hunter (uncredited), Ethan Laidlaw as Stationmaster (uncredited), Ted Mapes as Bartender (uncredited), Gregg Martell as Mossman - Cavalryman (uncredited), Bill McKenzie as Boy at Rifle Shoot (uncredited), Jennings Miles as Stagecoach Driver (uncredited), Frank Mills as Townsman (uncredited), Kansas Moehring as Contest Spectator (uncredited), Lew Morphy as Contest Shooter (uncredited), Virginia Mullen as Mrs. Jameson (uncredited), Norman Ollestad as Stable Boy (uncredited), Larry Olsen as Boy at Rifle Shoot (uncredited), Bud Osborne as Man (uncredited), Jack Perry as Townsman (uncredited), Chuck Roberson as Long Tom (uncredited), Tom Smith as Townsman (uncredited), Charles Soldani as Town Indian (uncredited), Forrest Taylor as Target Clerk (voice) (uncredited), Tony Taylor as Boy (uncredited), Ray Teal as Marshall Noonan (uncredited), John War Eagle as Indian Interpreter (uncredited), Guy Wilkerson as Virgil Earp (uncredited), Henry Wills as Contest Spectator (uncredited), Duke York as Man (uncredited), Chief Yowlachie as Indian at Rifle Shoot (uncredited) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Robert L. Richards as Screenplay(Writing), William H. Daniels as Director of Photography(Camera), Borden Chase as Screenplay(Writing), Nathan H. Juran as Art Direction(Art), Anthony Mann as Director(Directing), Bernard Herzbrun as Art Direction(Art), Stuart N. Lake as Story(Writing), Edward Curtiss as Editor(Editing), Aaron Rosenberg as Producer(Production), Merle Reeves as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), Richard DeWeese as Sound(Sound), Bill Johnson as Camera Operator(Camera), Dewey Starkey as Production Manager(Production), Ted Mapes as Stunts(Crew), Russell A. Gausman as Set Decoration(Art), A. Roland Fields as Set Decoration(Art), Joan St. Oegger as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), Jesse Hibbs as Assistant Director(Directing), Jack Kevan as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Yvonne Wood as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Joseph Gershenson as Music Director(Sound), Bud Westmore as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Leslie I. Carey as Sound(Sound), Sherman Clark as Still Photographer(Camera), Duke York as Stunts(Crew), Slim Talbot as Stunts(Crew), Paul Baxley as Stunts(Crew), Bob Herron as Stunts(Crew), Carol Henry as Stunts(Crew), Ted Mapes as Stunt Double(Crew), Polly Burson as Stunts(Crew), Jack N. Young as Stunts(Crew), Chuck Roberson as Stunts(Crew), Daniele Amfitheatrof as Music(Sound), Charles Previn as Music(Sound), Milton Rosen as Music(Sound), Hans J. Salter as Music(Sound), Paul Sawtell as Music(Sound), Walter Scharf as Music(Sound), Frank Skinner as Music(Sound), Leith Stevens as Music(Sound), Connie Clark as Script Supervisor(Directing), in lead roles.
Released on:
12 July 1950
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