The Virginian (2000)
Overview
A cowboy finds himself betrayed by his best friend and must choose between bringing him to justice and alienating the pretty schoolteacher he is in love with.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.4785 |
Directed By
Bill Pullman
Crew
Bill Pullman
Larry Gross
Owen Wister
Nathan Barr
Peter Wunstorf
TOP CAST
Bill Pullman
The Virginian
Diane Lane
Molly Stark
John Savage
Steve
Dennis Weaver
Sam Balaam
Harris Yulin
Judge Henry
Colm Feore
Trampas
James Drury
Rider
Gary Farmer
Buster
William MacDonald
Scipio
Brent Stait
Griffin
Sheila Moore
Mrs. Henry
Philip Granger
Ben
Dawn Greenhalgh
Molly's Mother
Norman Edge
Thorsen
Jim Rattai
Nebrasky (as James Rattai)
Mark Anderako
Mr. Ogden
Maureen Rooney
Mrs. Ogden
Billy Merasty
Lee Talltrees
Tom Glass
Drifter
Joe Dodds
Thick Bandana
Stephen Hair
Bannister
Marty Antonini
Craig
Keith Frey
Wagon Driver
Maesa Pullman
Alice Bell
Larry Austin
Diamond Joe
Tom Morris
Piano Player
Ben Tone
Quinces
Dillinger Steele
Shorty
Iloe Flewelling
Aunt Edna
Chris Benson
Drummer
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