Hot Lead & Cold Feet (1978)
Overview
Twin brothers -- one rough and tough, the other a city-bred milquetoast -- compete for their father's fortune.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.727 |
Directed By
Robert Butler
Crew
Christopher Hibler
Ron Miller
Arthur Alsberg
Kevin Corcoran
Joseph L. McEveety
Don Nelson
Robert Butler
Rod Piffath
Herb Taylor
Dick Ziker
David R. Ellis
John B. Mansbridge
Frank R. McKelvy
Frank V. Phillips
Ray de Leuw
Frank T. Smith
Ron Talsky
Buddy Baker
Buddy Joe Hooker
Rollie Lane
TOP CAST
Jim Dale
Eli / Wild Billy / Jasper Bloodshy
Karen Valentine
Jenny
Don Knotts
Denver Kid
Jack Elam
Rattlesnake
Darren McGavin
Mayor Ragsdale
John Williams
Mansfield
Warren Vanders
Boss Snead
Debbie Lytton
Roxanne
Michael Sharrett
Marcus
David S. Cass Sr.
Jack
Richard Wright
Pete
Don 'Red' Barry
Bartender
James Van Patten
Jake
Gregg Palmer
Jeff
Ed Bakey
Joshua
John Steadman
Old Codger
Paul Lukather
Cowboy 2
Hap Lawrence
Cowboy 3
Robert Rothwell
Cowboy 4
Dal McKennon
Saloon Man 1
Stanley Clements
Saloon Man 2
Don Brodie
Saloon Man 3
Jack Bender
Farmer 3
Ron Honthaner
Saloon Man 5
Wally West
Townsman
Eric Server
Cowboy 1
Warde Donovan
Saloon Man 4
Brad Weston
Indian
Jim Whitecloud
Indian Chief
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