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The Walking Hills (1949) Mark Franklin June 18, 2016 1940s. A modern Western, set near the border of Mexico. A card game turns into a gold hunt when one of the players mentions that his horse tripped on a wagon wheel crossing the desert. One hundred years earlier, a small wagon train carrying $5 million in gold got lost in that same desert.
Summaries. A group of treasure hunters search for a wagon load of gold, buried years before in Death Valley. A long-lost gold treasure, believed buried in the sand dunes of the fabulous Walking Hills, attracts adventurers Jim Carey ( Randolph Scott ), a rancher; Shep ( William Bishop ), rodeo rider wanted for murder; Old Will ( Edgar Buchanan ...
A group of treasure hunters search for a wagon load of gold, buried years before in Death Valley. Cast & Crew. Read More. John Sturges. Director. Randolph Scott. Jim Carey. Ella Raines. Chris Jackson. William Bishop. Shep. Edgar Buchanan. Old Willy. Arthur Kennedy. Chalk. Photos & Videos. View All. 3 Photos. 8 Photos. 2 Photos. Film Details. Genre.
The Walking Hills. During a poker game in a Mexican bar, a group of men discover the location of a lost wagon train -- and its cargo of gold. To prevent one man from cheating the rest, it's...
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"The Walking Hills" is a 1949 American Western film helmed by John Sturges and featuring Randolph Scott and Ella Raines in starring roles. Infused with film noir elements, the narrative...
The Walking Hills is directed by John Sturges and written by Alan LeMay. It stars Randolph Scott, Ella Raines, Arthur Kennedy, Edgar Buchanan, John Ireland, William Bishop, Josh White and Jerome Courtland. Music is by Arthur Morton and cinematography by Charles Lawton Jr.
Jul 21, 2020 · The Walking Hills (1949, USA) Directed by John Sturges; written by Alan Le May, with additional dialogue by Virginia Roddick, based on a story by Le May; starring Randolph Scott, Ella Raines, William Bishop, Edgar Buchana, Arthur Kennedy, John Ireland, Jerome Courtland, Russell Collins, Josh White.
