B-Feature western, a cowboy who snared a wild stallion & sells it to a cruel rodeo owner attempts to buy the horse back.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Steve Cochran | ... | Ben Kirby | |
Wildfire the Horse | ... | Wildfire (as Wildfire) | |
Ray Teal | ... | Dave Tracy | |
Bob Steele | ... | Matt Jennings | |
Harry Antrim | ... | Cas Bagley | |
George O'Hanlon | ... | 'Shorty' Cameron | |
Sherry Jackson | ... | Jenny | |
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Ed Hinton | ... | Al Richie |
William Fawcett | ... | 'Pappy' Cole | |
House Peters Jr. | ... | 'Rocky' Steuber | |
Lee Roberts | ... | Riggs | |
Lane Chandler | ... | Sheriff | |
Charles Stevens | ... | Deputy Britt | |
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Jack Williams | ... | Steve Collier |
Tom Tyler | ... | Bud Sabin |
B-Feature western, a cowboy who snared a wild stallion & sells it to a cruel rodeo owner attempts to buy the horse back.
A cowboy grows fond enough of a wild horse he captured to steal him from a cruel rodeo showman to whom his former workmates sold it. A modern-day western which strangely tries to hide all evidence of the fact it's set in mid-'50s America. It's a slight but enjoyable tale bolstered by Steve Cochran - who's given a rare chance to play a good guy for once - in the lead. Unfortunately, as with many films about the friendship between a human and a wild animal, the feel-good factor is diminished somewhat by the fact that the human had to first break the animal's spirit in order to befriend him.