| The Quick And The Dead | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1987) | |||||
| Adventure, Western | |||||
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| Sam Elliott | Con Vallian | |
| Tom Conti | Duncan McKaskel | |
| Kate Capshaw | Susanna McKaskel | |
| Kenny Morrison | Tom McKaskel | |
| Matt Clark | Doc Shabitt | |
| Patrick Kilpatrick | The Ute | |
| Jerry Potter | Red Hayle | |
| Billy Streater | Ike Mantle | |
| Del Shores | Purdy Mantle | |
| R.L. Tolbert | Johnny Dobbs | |
| Jeffrey Meyer | Butcher McCloud | |
| Kurt D. Lott | Lenny Shabitt | |
| Hardy Rawls | Joy the Bartender | |
| Larry Sellers | Running Wolf | |
| Bill Stedman | Bartender |
| Director | Robert Day
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| Producer | Joseph Cates
Phillip Cates |
| Writer | James Lee Barrett
Louis L'Amour |
| Cinematography | Dick Bush
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| Musician | Steve Dorff
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In 1876 Wyoming, the gun is the only law. And for Duncan and Suzanna McKaskel (Tom Conti and Kate Capshaw), newly arrived settlers beset by outlaws, rugged frontiersman Con Vallian (Sam Elliot) is the only hope.From the book by famed Western author Louis L'Amor, the Quick and the Dead is a rousing adventure recalling all-time greats like Shane and Pale Rider. It shares tried-and-true ingredients of those sagebrush sagas: a tale of peacable folk driven to action under the guidance of a mysterious stranger, rich outdorr cinematography and a stellar cast led by the peerless Elliot. |
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