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| Warner Bros. (1970) | |||||
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| John Wayne | John Simpson Chisum | |
| Forrest Tucker | Lawrence Murphy | |
| Christopher George | Dan Nodeen | |
| Lynda Day | ||
| Pamela McMyler | ||
| Ben Johnson | James Pepper | |
| Andrew Prine | Alex McSween | |
| Richard Jaeckal | ||
| Patric Knowles | Henry Tunstall | |
| Glenn Cabot | ||
| Glenn Corbett | Pat Garrett | |
| Bruce Cabot | Sheriff Brady | |
| Richard Jaeckel | Jess Evans | |
| Lynda Day George | Sue McSween (billed as Lynda Day) |
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| Producer | Andrew J. Fenady
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| Writer | Andrew J. Fenady
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| Cinematography | William H. Clothier
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| Musician | Dominic Frontiere
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"A real gem worth treasuring." -William Wolf, CUE Chisum showcases John Wayne in the twilight of his remarkable 200+ film career. As John Chisum, a real-life cattle king determined to protect his empire against a land-grabbing developer (Forrest Tucker). Wayne's no-nonsense persona snugly fits this lively reworking of the events of New Mexico's 1878 Lincoln County War. "Directed in fine sagebrush style by Andrew V. McLaglen and beautifully photographed by William H. Clothier" (The Warner Bros. Story), Chisum is the kind of sweeping, brawling Western that made Wayne endure as a star. |
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