Western Union (1941)
Overview
When Edward Creighton leads the construction of the Western Union to unite East with West, he hires a Western reformed outlaw and a tenderfoot Eastern surveyor. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in partnership with Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation in 2000.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.488 |
Directed By
Fritz Lang
Crew
Fritz Lang
David Buttolph
Zane Grey
Darryl F. Zanuck
Harry Joe Brown
Edward Cronjager
Allen M. Davey
Robert Bischoff
Richard Day
Albert Hogsett
Thomas Little
Travis Banton
Yakima Canutt
Bernard Freericks
Roger Heman Sr.
Jack Andrews
Robert Carson
George Bruce
Horace McCoy
David Buttolph
Gene Fowler Jr.
Robert Cowan
Buddy King
Jerry Bryan
Fred Fox
Robert E. Goux
William Koenig
Ben Silvey
Otto Brower
Hal Herman
Lynn Shores
Henry Weinberger
Saul Wurtzel
Don B. Greenwood
Charles King
Max Lauer
Roy Pierce
Lemuel Tribe
M. Goldman
Carl Daniels
Clarence Schiffer
W.R. Snyder
William F. Mittlestedt
Ben Southland
William F. Mittlestedt
John Epper
Sid Jordan
Frank McGrath
Joe P. Smith
Ray Lopez
Fred Hall
William Sittel
TOP CAST
Robert Young
Richard Blake
Randolph Scott
Vance Shaw
Dean Jagger
Edward Creighton
Virginia Gilmore
Sue Creighton
John Carradine
Doc Murdoch
Chill Wills
Homer Kettle
Slim Summerville
Herman, called "Cookie"
Barton MacLane
Jack Slade
Russell Hicks
Provisional Governor
Victor Kilian
Charlie
Minor Watson
Pat Grogan
George Chandler
Herb
Chief John Big Tree
Chief Spotted Horse
Chief Thundercloud
Indian Leader
Dick Rich
Porky
Addison Richards
Captain Harlow
Irving Bacon
Barber
C.E. Anderson
Old Timer
Arthur Aylesworth
Woody
Bill Beauman
Minor Role
Hank Bell
Telegraph Worker
Esther Brodelet
Dancer
Paul E. Burns
Stagecoach Depot Master
Clarence Chorre
Indian
Sonny Chorre
Indian
Bob Clark
Telegraph Worker
Cliff Clark
Sheriff
Russ Clark
Businessman
Tommy Coats
Henchman
Iron Eyes Cody
Indian Who Drinks Chemical Solution
J.W. Cody
Indian
Bahe Denetdeel
Indian
Earl Dobbins
Telegraph Worker
Larry Dods
Posse Rider
Ralph Dunn
Work Seeker
Frank Ellis
Camp Defender
John Epper
Indian
James Flavin
Deputy Sheriff
Francis Ford
Eastbound Stagecoach Driver
Tom B. Forman
Posse Rider
Jack Henry Fritz
Minor Role
Boone Hazlett
Indian
Reed Howes
Slade Henchman #2
Sid Jordan
Posse Rider
Cecil Kellogg
Henchman
Tom London
Slade Henchman #3
Harold A. Malendez
Minor Role
Kermit Maynard
Posse Rider
Frank McGrath
Posse Rider
Charles Middleton
Stagecoach Rider
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