Ride the Man Down (1952)
Overview
After Celia's father dies, a war erupts over control of his land.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.743 |
Directed By
Joseph Kane
Crew
Joseph Kane
Mary C. McCall, Jr.
Luke Short
Howard Wilson
Howard Lydecker
Ned Freeman
Frank Arrigo
John McCarthy Jr.
Ted Offenbecker
Robert G. Shannon
Earl Crain Sr.
Wilson Grantham
Nels Mathias
John Grubbs
Theodore Lydecker
Roydon Clark
Joseph Kane
Fred Allen
Bob Terhune
Adele Palmer
Peggy Gray
Bob Mark
TOP CAST
Brian Donlevy
Bide Marriner
Rod Cameron
Will Ballard
Ella Raines
Celia Evarts
Forrest Tucker
Sam Danfelser
Barbara Britton
Lottie Priest
Chill Wills
Ike Adams
J. Carrol Naish
Sheriff Joe Kneen
Jim Davis
Red Courteen
Taylor Holmes
Lowell Priest
James Bell
John Evarts
Paul Fix
Ray Cavanaugh
Al Caudebec
Mel Young
Roydon Clark
Jim Young
Roy Barcroft
Russ Schultz
Douglas Kennedy
Harve Garrison
Chris-Pin Martin
Chris
Jack La Rue
Kennedy
Claire Carleton
Amelia
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