Movie1959 · Released · 92 min
Blaise Starrett (Robert Ryan) is a ruthless cattleman at odds with homesteaders in a small, bleak western town in Wyoming called Bitters. A feud develops between Starrett and a local farmer, Hal Crane (Alan Marshal (actor)). The farmer's wife Helen (Tina Louise) offers to renew a love affair with Starrett if he promises not to kill Hal.
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Robert Ryan
Blaise Starrett
Burl Ives
Jack Bruhn
Tina Louise
Helen Crane
Alan Marshal
Hal Crane
Venetia Stevenson
Ernine, Vic's Daughter
David Nelson
Gene, Bruhn's Gang
Nehemiah Persoff
Dan, Starret's Foreman
Jack Lambert
Tex, Bruhn's gang
Frank De Kova
Denver, Bruhn's Gang
Lance Fuller
Pace, Bruhn's Gang
Elisha Cook Jr.
Larry Teter, Town Barber
Dabbs Greer
Doc Langer, Veterinarian
Betsy Jones-Moreland
Mrs. Preston
Helen Westcott
Vivian
Donald Elson
Vic, General Store Owner
Robert Cornthwaite
Tommy Preston, Wyoming Hotel Owner
Michael McGreevey
Bobby, Vic's Son
Dan Sheridan
Lewis
George Ross
William Schallert
Arthur Space
Paul Wexler
Jack Woody
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