The Mountain Men (1980)
Overview
The story concerns two grizzled mountain men -- Bill Tyler and Henry Frapp -- during the dying days of the fur-trapping era. The plot begins when Running Moon runs away from her abusive husband Heavy Eagle and comes across the two seedy fur trappers. The mountain men take her in, unaware that Heavy Eagle has dispatched an army of Indian braves to reclaim her.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.18925 |
Directed By
Richard Lang
Crew
Richard Lang
Fraser Clarke Heston
Andrew Scheinman
Martin Shafer
Cathleen Summers
Richard R. St. Johns
Michel Legrand
Michel Hugo
Eva Ruggiero
Lynn Stalmaster
Bill Kenney
John C. Meier
Tom Dawson
Lon Bentley
Joe Canutt
Paul Moen
Steve Perry
Jim Weatherill
Glenn E. Anderson
Les Fresholtz
Michael Minkler
Gene Grigg
Stewart Bradley
Clay Boss
May Boss
Steve Boyum
Jim Burk
Joe Finnegan
Jerry Gatlin
Lee Hershkowitz
Dick Hudkins
Roy Jenson
Jack Lilley
Mike H. McGaughy
Jimmy Medearis
Larry Randles
Walter Scott
Bob Terhune
George P. Wilbur
Jack Williams
Henry Wills
Jerry Wills
Tap Canutt
Jim Ferro
Mike Ferra
Thomas Laughridge
Herb Pearl
Kenneth Zunder
Jeff Gershman
Wayne Fitzgerald
Terry Leonard
June Samson
John C. Hammell
V.R. Bud Shelton
Rick Gentz
William L. Asman
Bobby Burton
Ralph Nelson Jr.
Ronald Vidor
Bill Beam
Nancy Weizer
Peter Ransohoff
Robert G. Henderson
Del Armstrong
Lynn Del Kail
Cathleen Summers
TOP CAST
Charlton Heston
Bill Tyler
Brian Keith
Henry Frapp
Victoria Racimo
Running Moon
Stephen Macht
Heavy Eagle
Seymour Cassel
La Bont
David Ackroyd
Medicine Wolf
Cal Bellini
Cross Otter
John Glover
Nathan Wyeth
William Lucking
Jim Walter
Ken Ruta
Fontenelle
Victor Jory
Iron Belly
Danny Zapien
Blackfoot Chief
Tim Haldeman
Whiskey Clerk
Buckley Norris
Trapper
Daniel Knapp
Trapper
Michael Greene
Trapper
Stewart East
Trapper
Terry Leonard
Crow Brave
Steve Chambers
Blackfoot Brave
Bennie E. Dobbins
Blackfoot Brave
Suzanna Trujillo
Iron Belly's Squaw
Melissa Sylvia
Frapp's Squaw
James Ecoffey
Dog of the Sun
Roy Lewis Garton
Indian at Camp (uncredited)
Inga Swenson
White Singer at the Mountain Men Gathering. (uncredited)
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