This Savage Land (1969)
Shortly after the Civil War, Kansas homesteaders are harassed by Confederate marauders. This was the pilot for the television series 'The Road West ', originally aired in two episodes.
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Shortly after the Civil War, Kansas homesteaders are harassed by Confederate marauders. This was the pilot for the television series 'The Road West ', originally aired in two episodes.
Rating:NR
Genre:Western
Written By:Richard Fielder
In Theaters:7/23/1969
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Universal Television
Cast
Vincent McEveety
Director
Barry Sullivan
Benjamin Pride
Glenn Corbett
Chance Reynolds
Kathryn Hays
Elizabeth Reynolds
Andrew Prine
Timothy Pride
Brenda Scott
Margaret 'Midge' Pride
John Drew Barrymore
Stacy Daggart
George C. Scott
Jud Barker
Charles Seel
Grandpa Pride
Kelly Corcoran
Christopher 'Kip' Pride
Katherine Squire
Grandma Pride
Terry Wilson
Nate
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