MovieWhen the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion
1979 · Released · 50 min
Some of TV and film's popular western actors reunite in this tribute special hosted by Glenn Ford.
MovieMovieMovie1979 · Released · 50 min
Some of TV and film's popular western actors reunite in this tribute special hosted by Glenn Ford.
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Glenn Ford
Self - Host
Rex Allen
Self
Michael Ansara
Self
Joe Bowman
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Neville Brand
Self
X Brands
Self
John Bromfield
Self
Peter Brown
Self
Pat Buttram
Self
Rod Cameron
Self
Iron Eyes Cody
Self
Chuck Connors
Self
Jackie Coogan
Self
Johnny Crawford
Self
Linda Cristal
Self
Ken Curtis
Self
Henry Darrow
Self
Don Diamond
Self
James Drury
Self
Dan Haggerty
Self
Alan Hale Jr.
Self
Ty Hardin
Self
Darby Hinton
Self
Will Hutchins
Self
John Ireland
Self
Dickie Jones
Self
Jack Kelly
Self
Harry Lauter
Self
Guy Madison
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Jock Mahoney
Self
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