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| MGM / UA (1966) | |||||
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| Sidney Poitier | Toller, Contract Horse Dealer | |
| James Garner | Jess Remsberg, Scout | |
| Bibi Andersson | Ellen Grange | |
| Bill Travers | Lt. Scotty McAllister | |
| John Crawford | Clay Dean, Fort Concho Marshal | |
| John Hoyt | Chata, Apache Chief | |
| John Hubbard | Maj. Novak, Commander Fort Creel | |
| Ralph Nelson | Col. Foster, Commander Fort Concho | |
| William Redfield | Sergeant Ferguson | |
| Dennis Weaver | Willard Grange, Fort Creel Frighter | |
| Bill Hart | Cpl. Harrington |
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| Producer | Ralph Nelson
Fred Engel |
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| Writer | Marvin H. Albert
Michael Grilkhes Michael M. Grilikhes |
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Western Legends "An exciting, absorbing drama" (The Hollywood Reporter) that "never lets up in action" (The Film Daily) Duel at Diablo stars James Garner, Sidney Poitier, Bill Travers, Bibi Andersson, and Dennis Weaver in a tale that "will grip you" (The New York Times) from beginning to end! Frontier scout Jess Remsberg (Garner) bravely leads a wagon train through hostile territory to Fort Conchos. But underneath his valor, he has an ulterior motive: to settle a score with the man he believes killed his wife. When he arrives at the fort, Jess not only learns the shocking truth about the killer, but also that the wagon train has come under Apache attack...leaving Jess their only hope for survival. |
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