The Jayhawkers! (1959)
Overview
Before the U.S. Civil War rebel leader Luke Darcy sees himself as leader of a new independent Republic of Kansas but the military governor sends an ex-raider to capture Darcy.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.458 |
Directed By
Melvin Frank
Daniel McCauley
Crew
Melvin Frank
A.I. Bezzerides
Frank Fenton
Melvin Frank
Joseph Petracca
Melvin Frank
Norman Panama
Jerome Moross
Loyal Griggs
Everett Douglas
Roland Anderson
Hal Pereira
Darrell Silvera
Nellie Manley
Wally Westmore
Daniel McCauley
Arthur Rosson
Sam Comer
Polly Burson
Edith Head
Ed Fitzharris
Bud Bashaw Jr.
Glen E. Richardson
TOP CAST
Jeff Chandler
Luke Darcy
Fess Parker
Cam Bleeker
Nicole Maurey
Jeanne Dubois
Henry Silva
Lordan
Herbert Rudley
Gov. William Clayton
Frank De Kova
Evans
Don Megowan
China
Leo Gordon
Jake Barton
Shari Lee Bernath
Marthe DuBois
Jimmy Carter
Paul DuBois
Renata Vanni
Indian Woman
Berel Firestone
Jayhawker
Al Wyatt Sr.
Jayhawker (as Allan Wyatt)
Charles Bail
Jayhawker
Ned Glass
Storekeeper
Richard Shannon
Townsman Looking for a Match
Barbara Knudson
Townswoman
Max Power
Governor's Aide
Joseph Forte
Minister (as Joe Forte)
Tony Regan
Bartender
Howard Joslin
Officer
John Wiles Rice
Jayhawker
Harry Dean Stanton
Deputy Smallwood
Richard Adams
Soldier
Wag Blesing
Jayhawker
Paul McGuire
Stationmaster
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