Deadwood '76

Deadwood '76
Deadwood '76
Directed by James Landis
Produced by Arch Hall Sr. (producer)
Written by Arch Hall Jr.[citation needed] (uncredited)
Arch Hall Sr. (screenplay)
Arch Hall Sr. (story)
James Landis (writer)
Starring See below
Music by Michael Terr
Cinematography Lewis Guinn
Vilmos Zsigmond
Editing by Anthony M. Lanza
Release date(s) 30 June 1965
Running time 97 minutes
Country USA
Language English

Deadwood '76 is a 1965 American film directed by James Landis.

Contents

Plot summary

Cast

  • Arch Hall Jr. as Billy May
  • Jack Lester as Tennessee Thompson
  • La Donna Cottier as Little Bird
  • Arch Hall Sr. as Boone May
  • Liz Renay as Poker Kate
  • Robert Dix as Wild Bill Hickok
  • Richard Cowl as Preacher Smith
  • Jonny Bryant as Hubert Steadman
  • David Reed as Fancy Poggin
  • Gordon Schwenk as Spotted Snake
  • Ray Zachary as Spec Greer
  • Barbara Moore as Montana
  • Hal Bizzy as Curt Aiken
  • Read Morgan as Ben Hayes
  • Rex Marlow as Sam Bass
  • Joan Howard as Mrs. Steadman
  • John 'Bud' Cardos as Hawk Russell
  • Ray Vegas as Indian
  • Jack Little as Bear Creek
  • Bobby Means as Doctor
  • Willard W. Willingham as Deputy Harding

Soundtrack

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