When the Legends Die (1972)A young, rebellious Ute Indian joins the rodeo circuit and falls in with a drunken mentor who teaches him the ways of the ring and the world. Director:Stuart Millar |
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Nominated for 1 Golden Globe.
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Red Dillon
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Tom Black Bull
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Mary
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Meo (Dillon's caretaker)
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Herbert Nelson | ... |
Dr. Wilson
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John War Eagle | ... |
Blue Elk
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John Gruber | ... |
Clyde 'Tex' Walker
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Garry Walberg | ... |
School Superintendant
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Jack Mullaney | ... |
Gas Station Attendant
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Malcolm Curley | ... |
Benny Grayback (school principal)
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Roy Engel | ... |
Sam Turner
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Rex Holman | ... |
Neil Swenson
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Mel Gallagher | ... |
Cowboy
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Tillman Box | ... |
Young Tom Black Bull
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Sondra Pratt | ... |
Angie (girl who picks up Tom)
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A young, rebellious Ute Indian joins the rodeo circuit and falls in with a drunken mentor who teaches him the ways of the ring and the world.
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1 December 1972 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Cuando mueren las leyendas See more »Company Credits
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Red Dillon: George, you can cheat me out of most anything - booze, happiness, women - but when it comes to money, my honor is at stake.See more »
Widmark plays the drunken, former rodeo rider to perfection, & Frederick Forrest does admirably as the put upon young bull rider. I felt most of the other players were of the Grade B variety, as was this production in many ways. Not as good as "J.W. Coop".