The Mountain Men

The Mountain Men

Infobox Film | name = The Mountain Men


caption = Theatrical release poster
director = Richard Lang
producer = Andrew Scheinman (producer)
Martin Shafer (producer)
Richard R. St. Johns (executive producer)
Cathleen Summers (executive producer)
writer = Fraser Clarke Heston
starring = Charlton Heston
Brian Keith
Seymour Cassel
music = Michel Legrand
cinematography = Michel Hugo
editing = Eva Ruggiero
distributor = Columbia Pictures
released = 1 June 1980
runtime = 102 minutes
language = English
budget =
preceded_by =
followed_by =
amg_id =
imdb_id = 0081187

"The Mountain Men" is a 1980 Adventure/Western film starring Charlton Heston and Brian Keith.

Plot

Brian Keith stars as an argumentative, curmudgeonly mountain man by the name of Henry Frapp. His co-star, Charlton Heston, in the role of Bill Tyler, is Henry's good friend and fellow trapper. Together, they trap beaver, fought Indians, and become classicly inebriated at a mountain man rendezvous while trying to sell their "plews", or beaver skins, to a cutthroat French trader named Fontanel.

Henry manages to survive a scalping by a ruthless Blackfoot warrior named Heavy Eagle, and is reunited with Bill Tyler later in the movie to engage in a final, glorious battle with a Blackfoot war party led by Heavy Eagle.

Main cast

*Charlton Heston ... Bill Tyler
*Brian Keith ... Henry Frapp
*Victoria Racimo ... Running Moon
*Stephen Macht ... Heavy Eagle
*Seymour Cassel ... La Bont

External links

*imdb title|id=0081187|title=The Mountain Men
*rotten-tomatoes|id=mountain_men|title=The Mountain Men


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