Traded (2016)
Overview
In the 1880s western "Traded", a father must leave his ranch for Dodge City to save his daughter from an old enemy, putting his reputation as the fastest draw in the west to the test.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.7803 |
Directed By
Timothy Woodward Jr.
Crew
Kurtis Anton
James Logan
Josh Tessier
Mark Esslinger
Timothy Woodward Jr.
TOP CAST
Michael Paré
Clay
Trace Adkins
Ty Stover
Kris Kristofferson
Billy
Tom Sizemore
Lavoie
Martin Kove
Cavendish
Constance Brenneman
Amelia
Angelique Kenney
Frenchie
Kurtis Anton
Kyle Rutherford
James Logan
Conductor
Quinton Aaron
Silas
Natalia Cigliuti
Nell
Joshua LeBar
Rig Marlowe
Kaiwi Lyman
Jed
Michael John Long
Kipp
Kelly Kristofferson
Claire
Hunter Fischer
Jake Travis
Marie Oldenbourg
Girl
Leslie Arcos
Gloria (Brothel Girl)
Robert Artz
Tipsy Townsperson
Rebecca Avery
Miss Eivers
Richard Bachellor
Buster
Brad Berryhill
Cowboy
Stephen Brown
Barkley
Geoff Browne
Sexy Steve
Megan Fabyan Campbell
Bedroom Saloon Girl
Allen Cardoza
Reverend
Lisa Cicchetti
Prostitute / Saloon Girl
Aaron David
James Standish
Jon Wyatt Davis
The Drunkin Man
Brent Duffey
Saloon Guy
Lana Esslinger
Little Girl in Dodge City
Priscilla Ewanyshyn
Saloon Girl
Roger E. Fanter
Benedict Wallace
Talon Felton
Jacob Oliver
James A.E. Fuentez
Townsperson
Sein Gay
Mr. Oliver
Roger Groh
Hotel Manager
Annalisa Guidone
Train Station Patron
Annie Hardin
New Brothel Girl / Towns Girl
Joe P. Harris
Cowboy
Rachael Hip-Flores
Ivory
Steve Holland
Buckaroo
Alexandria House
Jane Thompson
Daniel D. Houy
Drunk Gunfighter
Jackie Joyner
Fran
Sophiah Koikas
Girl on Train
Kenzie Kruse
New Brothel Girl
Paula Lauzon
Saloon Girl
Kylee Lehe
Alma Thompson
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