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The Grey Fox (1982)When an aging, but gentlemanly stagecoach robber is released from prison, he decides to go to Canada to become a train robber. Director:Phillip BorsosWriter:John Hunter |
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The Grey Fox (1982)When an aging, but gentlemanly stagecoach robber is released from prison, he decides to go to Canada to become a train robber. Director:Phillip BorsosWriter:John Hunter |
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Bill Miner
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Jackie Burroughs | ... |
Katherine 'Kate' Flynn
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Ken Pogue | ... |
Jack Budd, Hotel Manager
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Wayne Robson | ... |
Shorty (William) Dunn
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Timothy Webber | ... |
Sergeant Fernie
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Gary Reineke | ... |
Pinkerton Detective Seavy
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David Petersen | ... |
Louis Colquhoun
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Don MacKay | ... |
Al Sims, Household Goods Salesman on Train
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Samantha Langevin | ... |
Jenny, Bill's Sister
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Tom Heaton | ... |
Tom
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Jim McLarty | ... |
Accomplice
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George Dawson | ... |
Accomplice
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Ray Michal | ... |
Gunsmith
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| Stephen E. Miller | ... |
Danny Young
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David L. Crowley | ... |
Engineer (Oregon)
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Old West highwayman Bill Miner, known to Pinkertons as "The Gentleman Bandit," is released in 1901 after 33 years in prison, a genial and charming old man. He goes to Washington to live and work with his sister's family. But the world has changed much while he has been away, and he just can't adjust. So he goes to Canada and returns to the only thing familiar to him -- robbery (with stagecoaches changed to trains). Written by Ken Yousten <kyousten@bev.net>
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