

Comedy · Western · Adventure
Overview
Broke and in debt, an otherwise honest cowboy and his buddy get mixed up in some shady dealings with a crooked cattle dealer.
Top Cast


Paul Newman
Paul Newman
Jim Kane
Paul Newman
Jim Kane


Lee Marvin
Lee Marvin
Leonard
Lee Marvin
Leonard


Strother Martin
Strother Martin
Bill Garrett
Strother Martin
Bill Garrett


Wayne Rogers
Wayne Rogers
Stretch Russell
Wayne Rogers
Stretch Russell


Héctor Elizondo
Héctor Elizondo
Juan
Héctor Elizondo
Juan


Christine Belford
Christine Belford
Adelita
Christine Belford
Adelita


Kelly Jean Peters
Kelly Jean Peters
Sharon, Kane's ex-wife
Kelly Jean Peters
Sharon, Kane's ex-wife


Gregory Sierra
Gregory Sierra
Chavarin (as Gregg Sierra)
Gregory Sierra
Chavarin (as Gregg Sierra)


Fred Graham
Fred Graham
Uncle Herb
Fred Graham
Uncle Herb


Matt Clark
Matt Clark
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Matt Clark
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